Coos Art Museum
Coos Bay, OR
541-267-3901
http://www.coosart.org/
7th Annual Maritime Art Exhibit at Coos
Art Museum
July 7 through September 9, 2000
A
juried exhibition of maritime art created by members
of the prestigious American
Society of Marine Artists (ASMA) featuring the work of this year's guest
artist, June Carey from Chico, CA. A self-taught artist, June Carey has
been painting in oils for more than 20 years. June has developed a unique
style, incorporating both intense color and dramatic light effects, setting
her work apart from other seascape artists. Her work displays a vital representation
of the scenes she loves, bringing the viewer into the painting. Her depictions
of the Pacific coast have been included in notable exhibitions and private
collections throughout the United States. Ms. Carey, a Fellow in A.S.M.A.
and artist member of the California Art Club
(C.A.C.) and Oil Painters of America
(O.PA.), was the Region II winner in the prestigious national Arts For The
Parks competition in both 1997 and 1998. (left: June Carey, Surfing
Timber)
The museum will host an opening reception, July 7th from
5:30-7:00 pm. Guests are invited to meet some of the participating artists
and cast their vote for the "People's Choice Award".
Major funding for the 7th Annual Maritime Art Exhibit is
provided by Security Bank, with additional support received from Sause Brothers
Ocean Towing and the Oregon International Port of Coos Bay.
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A
juried exhibition of maritime art created by members
of the prestigious American
Society of Marine Artists (ASMA) featuring the work of this year's guest
artist, June Carey from Chico, CA. A self-taught artist, June Carey has
been painting in oils for more than 20 years. June has developed a unique
style, incorporating both intense color and dramatic light effects, setting
her work apart from other seascape artists. Her work displays a vital representation
of the scenes she loves, bringing the viewer into the painting. Her depictions
of the Pacific coast have been included in notable exhibitions and private
collections throughout the United States. Ms. Carey, a Fellow in A.S.M.A.
and artist member of the California Art Club
(C.A.C.) and Oil Painters of America
(O.PA.), was the Region II winner in the prestigious national Arts For The
Parks competition in both 1997 and 1998. (left: June Carey, Surfing
Timber)