Saturday at the J – Kathleen Faulkner
Today, we take an exclusive look into Kathleen Faulkner’s Northwest is Best. Below, you will find information about Kathleen and more about the work included in her winter solo exhibit at the J.
View the exhibit virtually before it comes down on February 26.
Kathleen Faulkner: Northwest is Best
The Source by Kathleen Faulkner
Kathleen is a jewelry artist and painter. Born and raised in Seattle, her formal schooling was at Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle. She also was a jewelry apprentice for several years. Her home and studio are in Anacortes, WA. The primary focus of her work is the Northwest — it is what she knows.
Artist Statement
My work is about the environment and documentation. Life on earth now is a lot different than when we were younger. We are paying the price for our overconsumption. Other species, wild places, biospheres are declining. I keep track of what is here in a small portion of a region called the Pacific Northwest. I miss the abundance of the past but try to live in the moment. It is less than it was, but more than it may be in the future.
FROM THE EXHIBIT
View the complete exhibit here
Side View
21×17”
oil pastel
$900
Field Work II
37×27”
oil
$2,400
Boo’ya Moon
26×52”
oil pastel
$2,800
Ship Creek
42×32”
oil pastel
$2,800
Near Edison
39.5×27.5”
oil pastel
$2,400
Purchasing artwork is a great way to support the Arts and the J right now. All exhibited work for sale can be purchased and picked up curbside!
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