• Northwest Anvil III : A Survey of Contemporary Northwest Ironwork


    Northwest Anvil III : A Survey of Contemporary Northwest Ironwork
    Nov 10 - Dec 5 2011

    Twilight Artist Collective, West Seattle Junction, 4306 SW
    Alaska St. Seattle, WA. 98116


    WHEN: Opening Reception during the West Seattle Art Walk, Thursday
    November 10th, 2011 from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Show runs through
    December 5th, 2011.

    WHAT: A compilation of contemporary ironwork by members (beginners
    through masters) of the Northwest Blacksmith Association, curated by
    Twilight’s own, Andy Blakney and Lisa Geertsen.

    WHO: The Northwest Blacksmith Association's (NWBA) membership spreads
    through Canada, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and beyond. For over thirty
    years, its members have been committed to the pursuit of education and
    preservation of the craft, passing on their knowledge to others to
    create this large group of talented smiths. This show is a small
    representation of the membership, but it includes some of the most
    talented blacksmiths in the Northwest and even the country. Our goal
    for putting this show together is to bring awareness to the community
    the possibilities that lie within the art of forged metal.

    Featuring works by: Bill Baber, Andy Blakney, Kayla Blincow, Jonathan
    Carmichael, Terry Carson, Paul Casey, Rick Crelia, Maria Cristalli,
    Bruce Crittenden, Ben Czyhold, Ethan Froney, Lisa Geertsen, Larry
    Langdon, Silas Maddox, Patrick Maher, Hazel Margaretes, Lauren
    Osmolski, Scott Szloch, Bart Turner, and Alair Wells.

    ABOUT TWILIGHT: Twilight Artist Collective is a high energy, creative
    group artists focused on providing the venue for other local artists
    to share inspiration, expose people to original ideas through art, and
    build a sustainable artist community. We are committed to making art a
    part of our everyday lives, and strive to be the catalyst for a
    greater collection, exhibition and appreciation of fine art.

    In addition to exhibiting throughout the region, the Twilight Artist
    Collective also operates a gallery/store in the West Seattle Junction,
    where they show and sell work from all the artists in the collective.
    The store offers fine art in a variety of mediums including: painting,
    photography, sculpture, jewelry, ceramics, clothing and much more.
    Please visit www.twilightart.net or our store for more information
    about the collective and our unique art from local artists.
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