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Bugs Aplenty 2021They may be small, and we may not always notice them, but insects are the dominant form of animal life on this planet! Close to a million species of insects have been described to date and those insects are the linchpins of the living world, carrying out many of the functions that make life possible. However, studies have shown that insect populations are in a steep decline. From habitat loss and degradation, to pollution, pesticides, climate change, and disease – these essential creatures are in jeopardy.
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Art above: "Untitled" by Sarah Stivers / Acrylic on panel
A portion of all artwork sales will go to the Xerces Society, a Portland-based nonprofit focused on research and conservation of invertebrates.
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Bugs Aplenty Exhibition: April 1, 2021
Suze Woolfe
Forest Decomposition (vIII)
Unique, not editioned. Beetle-inscribed bark embedded in epoxy resin covers; laser-cut mate board pages with tea-dyed rice paper and pyrography; viscose endpapers.
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Suze Woolfe
Ars datum est (volume xIV)
Unique, not editioned. Fir-engraver-inscribed log; laser-cut mAt board: paint; linen thread, 16.5"H x 5" diameter, closed
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Featuring in gallery artists
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Jennifer Wildermuth Reyes
Robin Silver Gavin Eveland Sarah Stivers Laura Larson Carel P. Brest van Kempen Kally Kahn Devan Horton Nancy Watterson Scharf Shannon Amidon Pamela Sloan Suze Woolf Leah Hardy Jennifer Wildermuth Reyes Kristen Michael Claire Remsberg |
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bugs aplenty virtual show
Virtual Gallery Artists
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Pamela Sloan
Anvil Catlin Williamson Starr Davis Joyce Blunk Rebecca Mannheimer Michelle Schwengel-Regala George-Ann Bowers Daniel Kariko Daniel Genova Autumn Johnson Arelis Reyna Anvil Williamson |
Susan Soloman
Susan Chainey Rose Freeland Rob Millard-Mendez Dean and Laura Larson Paul Acevedo Gomez Kirk Jones Heidi Brueckner Anita Lehmann Robin Silver Sarah Stivers Gavin Eveland |
Other Exhibits happening at Elisabeth Jones Art
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