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Small Works November 2007
Visit the gallery to view our selection of small original artworks by a number of Artique artists. These petite paintings come in a variety of media, at affordable prices - A great gift idea! On display from November 17th through December 5th.
October 2007 First Friday: Barstow, Fortner, and Fowler
Come to the gallery Friday, October 5th from 5 to 7 pm for the opening of our new show. We are featuring painters Bill Barstow, Christine Fortner, and Jim Fowler. The artists provide three different approaches to viewing the Alaskan landscape, creating artwork that is both beautiful and full of color.
View Barstow’s New Work
View Fortner’s New Work
View Fowler’s New Work
View Barstow’s New Work
View Fortner’s New Work
View Fowler’s New Work
Biography
After several years of exhibiting his paintings in Ketchikan and Anchorage, Jim Fowler turned from gallery art to book illustration, and for fifteen years illustrated childrens’ books and magazines, in addition to holding a part-time graphics job and raising two beautiful daughters. During the past several years, however, he has sought relief from studio work and has delighted in painting plein-aire landscapes, exhibiting primarily in Juneau, where he currently resides.
Jim’s recent work is among the collection at the Juneau City Museum, as well as many private collections. His older work is represented in the Centennial Collection, the Alaska State Ferry Collection (Matanuska), the Ketchikan Pioneer’s Home, and in the collection of Sealaska Corporation.
With his daughters both teenagers now, and having retired from his graphics job, Jim is now illustrating and painting full time.
View Jim Fowler‘s Website
After several years of exhibiting his paintings in Ketchikan and Anchorage, Jim Fowler turned from gallery art to book illustration, and for fifteen years illustrated childrens’ books and magazines, in addition to holding a part-time graphics job and raising two beautiful daughters. During the past several years, however, he has sought relief from studio work and has delighted in painting plein-aire landscapes, exhibiting primarily in Juneau, where he currently resides.
Jim’s recent work is among the collection at the Juneau City Museum, as well as many private collections. His older work is represented in the Centennial Collection, the Alaska State Ferry Collection (Matanuska), the Ketchikan Pioneer’s Home, and in the collection of Sealaska Corporation.
With his daughters both teenagers now, and having retired from his graphics job, Jim is now illustrating and painting full time.
View Jim Fowler‘s Website