Focus on Landscape Show At BallardWorks For May Artwalk

Come and see the landscape in a new light, as the work of four artists show us how they see the world. It is fascinating how different, yet similar, these interpretations of human perception can be. Compare it to your own experience of your senses.

Stephen Gilbert--Abstract Landscape Watercolors
Rosemary Antel--Mountain Portraits in Oil
Amy Pleasant--Landscape Images in Acrylic
Jan Viney--Landscape Photographs

Three floors of art studios and exhibition spaces open for the May Artwalk. Families and kids welcome. Enter through the 1st or 2nd floor doors on 30th Avenue NW. Includes painting, wearable fiber art, lamp worked glass, encaustic painting, jewelry and print making, all under one roof.

BallardWorks
2856 NW Market St

Continued for the July ArtWalk : Landscapes and Abstracts by Jamee Linton On Display At Camelion Design

Camelion Design is excited to feature the beautiful paintings of Jamee Linton during the June and July Ballard Art Walk. Jamee, a new Seattleite, has recently relocated from our sister city Portland, Oregon. She will be exhibiting both her well-known landscape paintings as well as her new abstract works. 

Her paintings demand attention through their use of color, composition, and mark making. Her landscapes offer a soothing escape into environments that remind us of the places we have been and want to go. Her abstracts draw from the motivations of abstract impressionism and tell a story of life, passion, and struggle through texture, mark making, color, and spontaneity. 

Jamee Linton-Kelly, originally from Aiken, South Carolina, obtained her MFA in Painting and BFA in Illustration from the Savannah College of Art and Design. Jamee has exhibited her work in venues both in the United States and Europe, including but not limited to Paris, London, Dublin, Portland, Atlanta, and New York. Her work has received special attention in a number of publications including: New American Paintings, Picture Perfect, The Atlanta Magazine, The Portrait of Portland Magazine, and The Oregon Home Magazine. Her paintings have also been featured on HGTV’s "Deserving Design". She was also nominated for the 2011 Contemporary Northwest Art Award through the Portland Art Museum. Jamee currently lives in the beautiful, sometimes rainy, city of Seattle.

Camelion Design
5330 Ballard Ave NW

Continued for the July ArtWalk : Landscapes and Abstracts by Jamee Linton On Display At Camelion Design

Camelion Design is excited to feature the beautiful paintings of Jamee Linton during the June and July Ballard Art Walk. Jamee, a new Seattleite, has recently relocated from our sister city Portland, Oregon. She will be exhibiting both her well-known landscape paintings as well as her new abstract works. 

Her paintings demand attention through their use of color, composition, and mark making. Her landscapes offer a soothing escape into environments that remind us of the places we have been and want to go. Her abstracts draw from the motivations of abstract impressionism and tell a story of life, passion, and struggle through texture, mark making, color, and spontaneity. 

Jamee Linton-Kelly, originally from Aiken, South Carolina, obtained her MFA in Painting and BFA in Illustration from the Savannah College of Art and Design. Jamee has exhibited her work in venues both in the United States and Europe, including but not limited to Paris, London, Dublin, Portland, Atlanta, and New York. Her work has received special attention in a number of publications including: New American Paintings, Picture Perfect, The Atlanta Magazine, The Portrait of Portland Magazine, and The Oregon Home Magazine. Her paintings have also been featured on HGTV’s "Deserving Design". She was also nominated for the 2011 Contemporary Northwest Art Award through the Portland Art Museum. Jamee currently lives in the beautiful, sometimes rainy, city of Seattle.

Camelion Design
5330 Ballard Ave NW

Artists for April 14 ArtWalk

Root. Integrative Health

2026 NW Market Street, Suite 201

Sophia Marie Harrington is a self-taught artist who discovered her love for drawing at a very young age and has explored many artistic avenues throughout her life. Her paintings are but a taste of what she has accomplished in her years as a painter and illustrate how she has changed and grown as an artist over time. She draws inspiration from Frida Kahlo, as well as her most prominent mentor, the lovely French painter, Dominique Caron.

In addition to mixed media on canvas, Sophia also has a passion for Face and Body Painting and provides her services at parties and events all over the Seattle area.


Annie's Art & Frame
2212 NW Market Street

Featuring gorgeous miniatures by Devon Urquhart who says of her work: "I think of my creative process as a kind of dream anatomy. Working in mixed media miniatures, using pencil drawings on shrinkable plastics, I strive to render anatomically-themed dioramas of the subconscious mind." Stop in, meet the artist and enjoy light refreshments.

The Rope

Fertile Land

Miro Tea

5405 Ballard Ave NW

Featuring the oil landscapes by local artist, Tom O'Brien. O'Brien earned his BA in Studio Art from California State University, East Bay, and his MFA from Johnson State College in Vermont. His work has been shown in various venues in his native California, and as far afield as Florida, Vermont, Arizona, and his current place of residence, Seattle.

O'Brien will be trying out something new for this show, an experimental "Pay What You Want" system. Without a predetermined price, how much will an art lover pay for an original painting?