The Napa ARTwalk is designed to enhance the public environment and promote the understanding and enjoyment of public art by inviting regional artists to exhibit their art in downtown Napa on a temporary basis.

We are proud to help Paradise Ridge Winery salute its 20th anniversary with 20 works of art that celebrate sculpture. The exhibition, curated by Debra Lehane and presented by the Voigt Family Sculpture Foundation, includes an exciting group of emerging artists along with a core group of established artists. It’s a new presentation of diverse works that runs through May 2015.

This is a fabulous virtual tour of "East Coast" by Nancy Rehkopf, Marin MoCA Executive Director. My bronze sculpture, H2 Owe, is highlighted near the end of the tour. The show was juried by gallerist Ken Harman Hashimoto

"Kinetics: Art in Motion"
Curated by Debra Lehane and Satri Pencak
May 5 - August 11, 2019
Museum of Sonoma County

Commonwealth Club Curatorial Statement by Robert Melton:

Sculpture of the Pacific Rim is a regional exhibition showcasing sculptures from the Pacific West Coast. This is the first sculpture exhibition to be featured at the newly built Commonwealth Club in San Francisco at the Embarcadero Waterfront. The Club is the nation’s oldest and largest public affairs forum hosting many distinguished speakers. It is a great honor to debut Sculpture of the Pacific Rim at such a world-renowned institution. The exhibition showcases the fine craftsmanship of west coast artists working with different materials and artistic processes. The works range from small to large and include figurative, bronze, mixed media, organic, wall hanging, and freestanding works. Thematically, the works touch upon a range of subject matters and ideas; some invite contemplation while others are playful and whimsical -- all presenting a sort of narrative about the human experience and our quest for understanding and making sense of the world we live in. The art invites the viewer to “Seek the truth which will set you free.”

PRS EXHIBITION ORGANIZERS

PRS Exhibitions Committee Co-Chairs: Jann Nunn & Catherine Daley

Art of Community:
The Columbia River Gorge’s identity can be attributed to the unique relationship between the community and its artists. Art of Community was established in 2014 to build on this dynamic relationship, engage the community with art and work collaboratively to further promote and develop public art throughout the Gorge making it available to people of all ages and backgrounds.

Big Art
In its fourth exhibit, the Hood River BIG ART Outdoor Gallery consists of 27 Sculptures on loan from artists, and six permanent sculptures. Though a competitive process, artists are selected to exhibit their sculptures around the downtown Hood River area for a period of about two (2) years.

Artworks for the exhibition were selected by jurors Jeff Nathanson, MSC Executive Director and Art Curator, and Kate Eilertsen, Executive Director and Chief Curator of Di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art.

Virtual Tour of Exhibition, "A Question of Balance"