Shared Vision — Bruce Jackson and Tracy Leagjeld
Bruce Jackson is always looking for that moment in nature when the elements come together to offer divine beauty in its most expressive form. Fall colors, flowers, sunrises, sunsets, winter scenes—his goal is to merge the creative process with these moments of perfection, honoring the sacredness in nature. Bruce premiers six new releases for this exhibit.
Tracy Leagjeld’s vibrant monotypes of the Oregon wilderness have become her trademark. She creates spare landscapes where every mark carries the message of light or shade with rich color. Inks are painted on each plate with brayers and hand rubbed transferring onto paper or board. Finished pieces have a richness that captures the essence and spirit of a landscape.
Mary Marquiss will be teaching an Abstract Cruciform Design—A Mixed Media Workshop, August 2-4, at Brooks Hall in the Episcopal Church in downtown Bend. This playful workshop encourages individual style as students
Kim Chavez began her art career as a ceramicist and began sculpting in bronze over 37 years ago. A member of Tumalo Art Co. when we first moved to the Old