The other side of the Rainbow, Art by Amy Weber

This Month at the Red Raven Gallery

'The other side of the Rainbow ' 

Artworks by Amy Weber

Amy's work is vibrant, whimsical and filled with detail..colorful creatures and plants are interspersed with mechanical robot animals...Definitely the other side of the rainbow! 

Amys' work will be on display from December 3rd through January 5th 2012 in the Front gallery

Please join us opening night from 5:30-8:30 as Amy unveils some new amazing works of art.

She will have her new originals as well as many prints, cards, jewelry,magnets and other sweet treats for everyone!

Red Raven Gallery

922 Water St 

Port Townsend

360.385.1493

Weekend Holiday Sale!

The Gallery will be having a sale starting this Friday morning and continuing through the weekend!

 The Conundrum of Wrath

By Laurie McClave

now available in a fine art print

 

Coleoptera Amor

Love Bug

by Sarah Fitch

New Arrivals in the Gallery.. Ginger Rileys' Botanical Baubles! in time for holiday gifts!

                                           Our lady of Guadalupe oval pendant  $16.75

                                                 medium round Frida pendant  $16.75

                                          Large round Lady of Guadalupe pendant  $23.50

                                             Botanical Large round flower pendant  $23.50

Ginger Riley's lovely Botanical Baubles are made one at a time by hand using genuine carefully selected flowers.  She uses color, whimsy,shapes,patterns, spiritual and Mexican iconic symbols to create her unique designs.. She then encases each in pewter because of the metals' important role in colonial history. 

Morbid Fascination November Art show

 

 

 The Red Raven Gallery Presents Morbid Fascination , New works in Assemblage art and Sculpture by Jason Soles and Anita Arora.  Opening for this amazing show is Saturday November 5th during art walk in Port Townsend from 5:30 to 8:30 pm. 
Jason Soles
My work reflects my obsession with antiquity and the passage of time; through it I explore tradition, myth, and belief. Spanning the gamut from the pharaonic funeral masks of unknowable space gods to the tactile remains of pre-Christian deities, my sculptures are the relics of fantastical civilizations and lost tribes.

I have developed two distinct approaches to sculpting. My one-of-a-kind works are assembled from found objects, scraps of metal and cloth, epoxy putty, bone, leather, and anatomical models. My reproducible works are much more time intensive. They are sculpted in oil-based clay and cast in bronze or polyurethane resins. For me, the act of sculpting is essentially meditative, the actual creative process taking place in a burst of inspiration before I begin.

Largely a self-taught artist, I originally started sculpting to create props for my film projects. I participated in my first arts exhibition in 1999, the same year I co-founded the dark arts collective Catalyst Studios with visionary painter Ann Koi. Recently I have begun to explore varied casting techniques to breathe new life into my older pieces. The weight and physical qualities of bronze and marble lend verisimilitude to my work through the inference of great age and classical origins.

Anita Arora
It's a calling that never ends: Anita Arora's passion for the arts found her exploring far beyond her early roots in classical dance and stage into fine arts, eventually leading to a degree in Music Industry Management. Having spent a whirlwind childhood calling two continents home, it was then that she decided it was time to re-escape her birthplace of London and return Stateside where she's been firmly rooted ever since.

Being a sociology junkie and fan of the obscure, Anita has always been attracted to the academic yet extremely human nature of scientific studies. In particular, as they relate to the more extreme inner workings of the human mind and body both as they connect to society and in themselves as a dynamic, mysterious machine.

Overwhelmed by a drive to translate the world and examine the profound connections that never cease to plague her, Anita found three-dimensional art to work in ways that other mediums simply could not. It is through these means that Anita finds great satisfaction in creating unconventional, one-of-a-kind shadow box pieces. She claims this is derived from a healthy obsession with human anatomy, antique medical texts, found objects and a hyper-analytical mind.

Welcome to Morbid Anatomy.

A new Collector with her latest Emily acquistition

Emily Krouse Featured artist at Red Raven Gallery

Adulescentia Emerging artist show!

This weekend there is a whole lot of fun going on in Port Townsend!  Kinetic sculpture race and all the partying that goes along with it is this weekend!  

Red Raven Gallery is in on the fun bringing it with a Brand spankin new show !

Adulescentia... The emerging artist show

Emily Krouse, Thresa Jane Locke, Haylee Troncone and Amanda Lockhart are our October featured artists.

The Art Walk show is the perfect thing to get you warmed up for the events of Kinetic later in the evening.

Please come out to Red Raven Gallery and show your support for our new talent in PT!  

922 Water st. 

5:30-8:30 PM