Georgetown: THIS SATURDAY In here: artists reception this Saturday 5-7pm!

 


current exhibition

In here

Clockwise:
Molly Magai, Hauler, 2021, Oil on panel, 12 x 12 in. $825
Tessa O'Brien, Peek, 2021, Acrylic, bleach on dyed panel, 11 x 14 in. $1,400
Emil Robinson, Rubies, Oil on panel, 21 x 23.5 in. $4,500
Jay Stern, Desert, 2021, Oil on panel, 36 x 48 in. $3,400
Gail Spaien, Anchored Out #4, Acrylic on linen, 41 x 41 in., $6,200

Preview Exhibition

studio e is delighted to invite you to our first Artist Reception in over a year, this Saturday, August 14th.  Painters Molly Magai, Jay Stern, and Emil Robinson will be in attendance between 5-7pm. 

In here: 
This show brings together a group of paintings that explore how we define and experience interior and exterior spaces and the characteristics by which we know them. Private versus public, inside versus outside, natural versus created -- all these are intuitive distinctions that orient our world without our truly being aware of it. What is it about certain images that strikes a chord of quiet domesticity at one extreme or industrial spaciousness at the other, and how do these qualities in the environment influence our moods and the boundaries we perceive in our environment and ourselves?

ARTISTS: 
Molly Magai | Seattle, WA
Tessa O’Brien | South Portland, ME
Emil Robinson | Cincinnati, Ohio 
Gail Spaien | South Portland, ME 
Jay Stern | Seattle, WA 

On view through September 11, 2021

photo: James Arzente
Please bring your masks.  We will have our ten foot door open during the reception to increase air flow. 

We still have private viewings available on Thursdays
 
HOURS
Thursdays by appointment
Fridays 12 - 5
Saturday 11- 5 (or 7pm each 2nd Saturday)


 
Were you at studio e's third ever exhibition? In celebration of Georgetown's Art Walk and studio e's 7th anniversary, Tim Fowler will have his Artmobile parked in front of the gallery from 1-7pm this Saturday with a cornucopia of prints, masks, sculpture and paintings.  
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