Jeffrey Bishop Recent PaintingsCatherine Person Gallery

Catherine Person Gallery is currently presenting recent work by Brooklyn painter Jeffrey Bishop. The work contains enigmatic and distorted forms that fluidly intersect and float on a field of richly saturated color. The recent work references biology, physics, cosmology – and humor. The exhibition will continue through November 8th.

Jeffrey Bishop Exhibtion
Image courtesy of Catherine Person Gallery




Jeffrey Bishop
Magellan, 2006
Oil, Ink, Acrylic on Canvas, 36” x 32”
Copyright Jeffrey Bishop courtesy of Catherine Person Gallery




Jeffrey Bishop
Lazhlo, 2005
Oil, Ink, Acrylic on Canvas, 54” x 47”
Copyright Jeffrey Bishop courtesy of Catherine Person Gallery





Jeffrey Bishop
Grand Turk, 2008
Oil and Acrylic on Canvas, 30” x 26”
Copyright Jeffrey Bishop courtesy of Catherine Person Gallery





Jeffrey Bishop
Cherryco, 2006
Oil, Ink, Acrylic on Canvas, 36” x 32”
Copyright Jeffrey Bishop courtesy of Catherine Person Gallery




Jeffrey Bishop
Anatoly, 2005
Oil, Ink, Acrylic on canvas, 54” x 47”
Copyright Jeffrey Bishop courtesy of Catherine Person Gallery




Jeffrey Bishop
Renzo, 2005
Oil, Ink, Acrylic on Canvas, 54” x 47”
Copyright Jeffrey Bishop courtesy of Catherine Person Gallery

Bishop’s work is in numerous public and private collections and been exhibited widely throughout the United States, including exhibitions at Seattle Art Museum, Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art and San Francisco Museum of Art.

Prior to moving to Brooklyn sixteen years ago Jeffrey Bishop lived in Seattle and was represented by Linda Farris Gallery and Myerson & Nowinski Gallery.

Bishop has an MFA from the University of Washington. He is currently on the Board of Trustees of Bang on the Can and Independent Curators International in NYC and on the Advisory Board of Henry Art Gallery in Seattle.

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Jeffrey Bishop: Recent Paintings
October 2 - November 8, 2008

Gallery Hours: Tue-Fri 12-6, Sat 12-5 or by appointment

Catherine Person Gallery
319 Third Avenue South
Seattle, WA 98104
206 763-5565

For additional information contact the gallery or visit
their website Catherine Person Gallery

Catherine Person Gallery Hannah Alex-Glasser - Strata

Catherine Person Gallery is currently exhibiting the ceramic work of Hannah Alex-Glasser. The work is quiet and understated, with unglazed rough-textured matte surfaces. Her hand-formed sculpture is built from hundreds of layers of clay, kiln fired first and then buried in the ground and pit fired again.

Statement by artist:
Underlying my work is a feeling of deep connection with nature, whose beauty, complexity and integrity have been, for me, a constant source of centering and awe. My work is inspired by the natural environment, the lasting and archaic substances of our given world and bodies -- stone, bone, earth, wood, shell. But it is equally rooted in the symbolic realm of the inner world and of the experience of being human. I follow images as they arise from within and simultaneously respond to those presented by the outer world. Strata -- layering of earth, cells, calcium, of waves, of the effects of erosion, the layering of time, of experience, of consciousness --intermingle, co-exist, interconnect.

Hannah Alex-Glasser
Meandering, 2006
Clay, kiln fired & pit-fired, 18”h.x11”x11”
Hannah Alex-Glasser © 2006 Photo: David Scherrer
Courtesy of Catherine Person Gallery




Hannah Alex-Glasser
Strata Leaning, 2007
Clay, kiln fired & pit-fired, 14”h.x 9”x9”
Hannah Alex-Glasser © 2007 Photo: David Scherrer
Courtesy of Catherine Person Gallery




Hannah Alex-Glasser
System, 2002
Clay, kiln fired & pit-fired, 16”h.x22”x16”
Hannah Alex-Glasser © 2002 Photo: Richard Sargent
Courtesy of Catherine Person Gallery




Hannah Alex-Glasser
Tempus Fugit, 2006
Clay, kiln fired & pit-fired, 13”h.x14”x12”
Hannah Alex-Glasser © 2006 Photo: David Scherrer
Courtesy of Catherine Person Gallery

Hannah Alex-Glasser is an LA native and currently works and resides in the San Juan Islands. She is largely self-taught in her use of clay. This is her first show at the gallery. The exhibition continues through May 10th.


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Hannah Alex-Glasser
Strata
April 3rd - May 10th 2008


Gallery Hours: Tue-Fri 12-6, Sat 12-5 or by appointment


Catherine Person Gallery
319 Third Avenue South
Seattle, WA 98104
206 763-5565


For additional information contact the gallery or visit
their website Catherine Person Gallery


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Catherine Person Gallery / Lynne Saad

Opening at the Catherine Person Gallery on February 14th, is a solo exhibition by painter Lynne Saad - 'Everything I ever loved (in no particular order)'. The exhibition will feature paintings on playing cards that have been stitched together like a quilt, wood panels & white ceramic plates. The figurative imagery serves as the artist's journal complete with real & imaginary people, places, dreams and mantras.

Opening Reception: Thursday, February 14th, 6-8 pm
Seattle Channel 21 will be taping the Opening at 6:30.

Two artworks by Lynne Saad
Everything I Ever Loved (in no particular order)

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Lynne Saad Exhibition
Everything I ever loved (in no particular order)
February 14th - March 15th, 2008

Opening: February 14th, 6-8 pm
Hours: Tue-Fri 12-6, Sat 12-5 or by appointment


Catherine Person Gallery
319 Third Avenue South
Seattle, WA 98104
206 763-5565


For additional information contact the gallery or visit their website Catherine Person Gallery


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