Monday, October 29, 2012

'Manifest Destiny III' at Punch Gallery in Seattle


If you know anyone in the Seattle area, please tell them to swing by Punch Gallery for Arrest Me: International Juried Exhibition.  Manifest Destiny III will be on view along with the work of 19 other artists!  A total of 477 artists submitted 1,769 entries from all corners of the globe.

Arrest Me: International Juried Exhibition
Nov 1 - Dec 15, 2012
Opening reception/Awards announced: Thur, Nov 1

Punch Gallery
119 Prefontaine Place South
Seattle, Washington 98104
Map and directions
art@punchgallery.org
206.621.1945

Hours: Noon-5pm Thursday-Saturday,
or by appointment.


Included Artists:
Chase Boston – Pullman, WA
Mary Coats – Iowa City, IA
Lizzy Cross – Palo Alto, CA
Susan Danielson – Seattle, WA
Brooks Dierdorff – Eugene, OR
Lacy Draper – Seattle, WA
Brett Eberhardt – Macomb, IL
Bryan Florentin – Dallas, TX
Nicole Mauser – Kansas City, MO
Amie McNeel – Seattle, WA
Ellen Mueller – Buckhannon, WV
Kate Nartker – San Francisco, CA
Kelly O'Brien – Smyrna, GA
Sara Osebold – Seattle, WA
Liz Rodda – Austin, TX
Serrah Russell – Seattle, WA
Jack Ryan – Portland, OR 
Anthony Sonnenberg – Seattle, WA
Chris Thorson – Oakland, CA
Rodrigo Valenzuela – Seattle, WA



Thursday, October 18, 2012

"Manifest Destiny III" in Kentucky



"Manifest Destiny III" has been selected for Approach, an exhibit of performance based work.

Approach
October 20-November 21


Lexington Art League
Loudoun House: 209 Castlewood Drive, Lexington, KY 40505
Gallery: Tues-Fri, 10a-4p; Sat-Sun, 1p-4p | Office: Mon-Fri, 9a-5p
859.254.7024 | info@lexingtonartleague.org


Selected Artists:
Paul Shortt
Danny Rose
Katie Kehoe
Christie Blizard
Gracelee Lawrence
Richard Smolinski
John Paul Morabito
Ellen Mueller
Christopher L. Williams
Clare Benson
Summer Zickefoose
Meaghan Carpenter
Veronica Pena-Martinez
Rae Goodwin
Trevor Martin
Catron Booker
Julie Wills
Shana Robbins
Gary Setzer
Thomas Albrecht
Anya Liftig
Jefferson Pinder
Kjel Alkire
Laura Ginn

Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Five by Five exhibit at Tampa Museum of Art


I've created a work for the Five by Five exhibit/fundraiser at the Tampa Museum of Art.  If you're near Tampa, go check it out and support a great cause!


FIVE by FIVE Art Exhibition
and
An evening of great music, dance, theatre and film
Friday, Oct. 19, 2012, 8 – 11 pm
Art After Dark at the Tampa Museum of Art

Friday, October 12, 2012

Billboard Art Project in Atlanta GA

This photo was taken in Duluth MN, 2011
... it might be the work on display in Atlanta!
I just received notice that my image(s) from a previous Billboard Art Project show have been selected to be included in a special, week long segment of The Billboard Art Project's current Atlanta show. Guest curator Katerina Lanfranco has included my work in Color Shift, her personal selection of images that will run for the next week, October 13 - 19.

I'm not sure which images will be there (perhaps the one pictured here?), but if you're in Atlanta, it's definitely worth checking out!



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Thursday, October 11, 2012

Recent Works at the Sleeth Gallery

Enid Series: Partners by Ellen Mueller, mixed media on canvas, 3’ x 4’ 6", 2011
Ellen Mueller: Recent Works
October 10 - November 1, 2012

Opening reception: Oct 11, 2012 4:30pm
Artist Talk: Oct 11, 2012 6pm


Hours: Mon - Fri, Noon-5pm
(or by appointment)

Sleeth Gallery
The Sleeth Gallery is located on the first floor of McCuskey Hall at West Virginia Wesleyan College, at the intersection of East Main Street and College Avenue in Buckhannon, WV.
Admission is free.

Mueller — an intermedia artist — focuses on humans' resistance to change and a struggle for control. How these efforts display themselves is the subject of the works collected in this exhibition, which includes large-scale paintings and video works. Recurrent visual themes include corporate management structures, cult dynamics, and Sisyphean tasks. Although these works share many specific, personal associations and a dry sense of humor, the audience is invited to develop personal narratives and explanations for each piece.