Sarah Pearce exhibit "Saccade" in the Bellevue Gallery runs from "February 4th - March 27th.
Join us for the opening Reception on the first Gallery Walk Night of 2011 on February 4th, 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
"Saccade: noun: a small rapid jerky movement of the eye especially as it jumps from one fixation point to another. The term saccade is used to describe the rapid movement that the eyes make when they move from point to point to establish space and to construct an understandable mental picture. The brain constantly moves back and forth between the gathering of flat information and its memory banks. Thus, we are able to grasp space, and discern potential threats or targets our surroundings."
Sarah says, "My paintings are about understanding nature. I am interested in the way nature is described by science, and equally interested by the way we describe nature in our imaginations. My starting point is the landscape and its residents, but I often work from my imagination. I try to discover something new about paint in every picture that I make. " To learn more about Sara, visit http://sarahpearce.com
Bellevue Gallery members Joanne Shank, B.J.Irvine, Brett Volpp, Karen Holtzclaw, and others will have works on exhibit.
Visit the Bellevue Gallery website at http://www.bellevuegallery.org
The BELLEVUE GALLERY, The Gallery on the EDGE is located at 107 W. 9th Street, Bloomington, IN in the lobby of the Bloomington Playwrites Project.
Gallery Member, Patricia C. Coleman will be opening at the Venue Gallery, 114 South Grant Street at Kirkwood (near Soma coffeehouse) this same night, so come out for the Gallery Walk. Pick up a Gallery Walk map at the Venue, Bellevue or other BEAD area gallery. Come out and meet some of the wonderful artist in Bloomington, visit with the artist, the arts and maybe take home some local treasure.
Standing on the Side of Love – A Hanging Book Exhibition featuring Patricia C. Coleman and Bellevue Gallery Members, February 5th through March 26th, 2010. This exhibit of hanging books is in celebration and support of love, respect, tolerance, diversity and equality.
The community is invited to leave comments in support of love, respect, tolerance, diversity and equality; and what this means to them, for inclusion in a book to be titled “Loving is to Me”.
You can also meet Patricia and other exhibiting gallery artist from 5pm to 7pm. Examine the "hanging books" and other art.
Don't want to walk? Connect with the Gallery Walk Shuttle bus and hop over with other visitors to enjoy this unique exhibit and opening refreshments.
Every day, our feature artist Patricia has the opportunity to "Stand on the Side of Love" through her work as a Reiki Practitioner, wellness arts workshop presenter, and creative expression as a multimedia artist.
Standing on the Side of Love – A Hanging Book Exhibition featuring Patricia C. Coleman and Bellevue Gallery Members runs February 5th through March 26th, 2010.
This exhibit of hanging books by Patricia is in celebration and support of love, respect, tolerance, diversity and equality. The community will be invited to leave comments in support of love, respect, tolerance, diversity and equality; and what this means to them, for inclusion in a book to be titled “Loving is to Me”.
The Opening Reception is February 5th - 5:00pm to 7:30pm in the Bellevue Gallery located at 107 W. 9th Street, Bloomington, Indiana (between College and Walnut).
Bellevue Gallery Hours are from 10am - 4pm daily and weekends subject to theater activity.
·Bellevue Gallery invites book artist from Bloomington and surrounding communities to submit work to Standing on the Side of Love, a Hanging Artist Books Exhibition.In support of equal treatment for everyone and to promote equality for marginalized communities. (See UU Note below) We are looking for original handmade books that will only be displayed by hanging on the gallery walls.Books are limited to these dimensions 12 in width X 6 feet in length height; must not exceed the walls weight baring capacity, and must be ready to hang.If you are local, stop in and tale a look at the hanging system.
Books can be in any medium with the provision that they each be one of a kind, or created and published in a limited edition, but cannot be a trade edition (i.e. produced commercially by a publishing house or print on demand.
These Artist Books will not be available for handling.
-Artwork displayed will be at the discretion of the gallery.
-All Artist (including Bellevue Gallery Members) are asked to submit a minimum of 3 digital images of your book (one image is to be a close up), no more than 400 dpi in jpg or gif format by submitting to the inbellevuegallery@gmail.com (January 8th, 2010.The images will be posted to the Bellevue Gallery Blog.It is possible that images received after this date will not be posted to the web exhibition page.Notifications will be sent out by January 17th, 2010.
Delivery
-All accepted books are to be hand delivered to the Bellevue Gallery on January 31st between the hours of Noon and 3:00pm.If this is not possible, contact inbellevuegallery@gmail.com prior to January 22nd to see if other arrangements can be made.If sending your book by U.S. Postal Service, package it in a reusable box or envelope with sufficient return postage enclosed so that we can return it if unsold.Mail your accepted book to:
Patricia C. Coleman for
Bellevue Gallery, Book Art
P.O. Box 8172
Bloomington, Indiana47407
-Works mailed must be received in the P.O. Box by January 27th, 2010.Works received after that date are subject to being returned along with submitted gallery fees.
-Insurance is the responsibility of the artist.The Bellevue Gallery is located inside the lobby of the Bloomington Playwrites Project, and all care will be taken to protect and safe guard works. If available for sale, please keep the value of your work below $500.
*Bloomington Playwrites Project will retain 30%of the sale price of your book.
Submission Requirements and fees
-Gallery Member Fee - $45.00/year and $15.00 per exhibition
(See information below to become a Bellevue Gallery Member.
-Bloomington Playwrites Project will take a 30% commission on all artist books sold and will mail you payment unless you and the BPP make other arrangements.
Complete the Entry Form and Submit with your book image submission.Please submit all information requested below in the body of your email.
·Artist Name(s)
·Mailing Address
·Email Address (all communication will be done via email)
·City, State, Zip
·Telephone Number
·Website address
·Description of Artist Book
- Title, materials used, dimensions, edition size (if applicable), etc.
·Brief Personal Bio and statement about book
·Entry fee in the form of a check (cash may be paid to treasurer at a Board Meeting) paid prior to or at the time of delivery.
ALL HAND DELIVERED ARTIST BOOKS NOT SOLD (OR NOT AVAILABLE FOR SALE) MUST BE PICKED UP FROM THE BELLEVUE GALLERY ON March 28th between the hours of Noon to 3:00pm.The gallery does not have any storage space.
·UUA launched “Standing on the side of love" this year to promote respect for the inherent worth and dignity of every person.We believe that no person of any immigrant status, race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, ability level or political view, should be dehumanized through acts of exclusion, oppression, or violence.
