8×8 Sale at Gallery Fifty-Five

November 27, 2019 by galleryfiftyfive

“Winter Walk” by Thea Belecz

The artists at Gallery Fifty-Five have been working hard to make the holidays bright, creating 8” x 8” original art works: painting, photography, ceramic, fiber art and more. Beginning the day before Thanksgiving, the 8×8’s will be on display and for sale for only $49. The gallery will be closed on Thanksgiving but otherwise open seven days a week until Christmas.

The gallery will also have a Christmas Market display full of small items for sale for the holidays. So, keep visiting, as new items are added until Christmas.

What: 8×8 Sale at Gallery Fifty-Five
When: November 27, November 29 – December 24, 11-5.
Where: Gallery Fifty-Five, 311 E. Lake Street, McCall, Idaho

Gallery Fifty-Five is a nonprofit artist cooperative.

 

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Gallery 55 Seeking 2D and 3D Artists

November 23, 2019 by galleryfiftyfive

Gallery Fifty-Five, located in the heart of downtown McCall, ID, on Payette Lake, has openings for 2D and 3D artists! If interested, you may apply online at galleryfiftyfive.com/membership/.

Gallery Fifty-Five is a non-profit member-owned gallery.

Posted in Art, Call to Artists, Ceramics, Fiber Art, Gallery, Glass Art, Jewelry, Mixed Media, Painting, Pastels, Photography, Printmaking, Sculpture, Watercolor, Woodturning, Woodworking |

Gallery 55 First Saturday December Reception

November 16, 2019 by galleryfiftyfive

Happy Holidays! For the month of December, we are featuring our member Stephanie Teeter, a talented pastel painter. She recently returned to art after years of competitive equestrian endurance riding and raising a family. Years of being outdoors and riding throughout the world have given her a deep connection to the horses and the landscapes where they compete. Her brilliant sense of color plays beautifully in her paintings on this exciting subject matter. At our First Saturday reception on December 7th, you can see Stephanie’s paintings, along with artwork by our other members, including a special 8×8 sale ($49 for 8”x8” artwork) and a Christmas Market of gift items. You will also enjoy live music by the Late in Life String Band.

Meet the artists and view the art by over twenty regional artists on December 7, 4-7 p.m., with complimentary wine, appetizers and live music.

When: Saturday, December 7, 4-7 pm.
Where: Gallery Fifty-Five, 311 E. Lake Street, McCall, Idaho
Admission: Free

Gallery Fifty-Five is a nonprofit artist cooperative.

Phone: 208-634-6313
Email: gallery55art@gmail.com

Posted in Art, Event, Gallery, Music, Pastels, Reception |

Gallery Fifty-Five Seeking 3D Artists

November 2, 2019 by galleryfiftyfive

Gallery Fifty-Five, located in the heart of downtown McCall, ID, on Payette Lake, has openings for 3D artists! If interested, you may apply online at galleryfiftyfive.com/membership/.

Gallery Fifty-Five is a non-profit member-owned gallery.

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Gallery 55 First Saturday November Reception

October 13, 2019 by theresaburkes

“Airship” by Shawn Hubbs

Early winter weather chills Payette Lake as I write this. In November, we are pleased to host guest artist Shawn Hubbs, who is strongly influenced by Steampunk, a sci-fi genre incorporating Victorian industrial steam-powered machinery and aesthetics. He builds intricate sculptures, such as models of airships or insectoid/mechanical fantasies, all from found objects. Some are functional. All are fun. We also are featuring one of our member artists, potter Genie Sue Weppner, who creates functional and decorative vessels inspired by time spent in Japan and her archeological studies in college. Each of her pieces reflects on the spiritual and ordinary aspects of our lives as did the finely crafted pottery of earlier civilizations. At our First Saturday reception on November 2nd, you can see Shawn’s and Genie Sue’s work and also that of our newest member, fiber artist Jean Goff. The reception will include live music by singer-songwriter Banjo Matt singing covers and originals and playing banjo in old-time claw hammer and Earl Scruggs styles.

Meet the artists and view the art by over twenty regional artists at our First Saturday reception, November 2, 4-7 p.m., with live music, wine and appetizers.

Gallery Fifty-Five is a nonprofit artist cooperative.

When: Saturday,November 2, 4-7 pm.
Where: Gallery Fifty-Five, 311 E. Lake Street, McCall, Idaho
Admission: Free

Venue Phone: 208-634-6313
Venue Email: gallery55art@gmail.com

Posted in Art, Event, Gallery, Music, Painting, Reception |

Gallery 55 First Saturday October Reception

September 17, 2019 by theresaburkes

“Reciprocation” by Michelle Grace

McCall’s fall landscapes reflect vividly in the waters of the Payette and seem to be in lively conversation with the “lifescapes” of our guest this month, painter Michelle Grace. Michelle’s passion is color, rendered with layers of acrylic paint. And you are sure to appreciate the emotional quality of the paintings. At our First Saturday reception on October 5th, you can see Michelle’s work and that of our newest member, painter and multi-media artist Gregory Gibboney. The reception will include live music by popular locals Annie Nie and Jeff Box playing their special blend of Americana and soft blues.

Meet the artists and view the art by over twenty regional artists at our First Saturday reception, October 5, 4-7 p.m., with live music, wine and appetizers.

Gallery Fifty-Five is a nonprofit artist cooperative.

When: Saturday, October 5, 4-7 pm.
Where: Gallery Fifty-Five, 311 E. Lake Street, McCall, Idaho
Admission: Free

Venue Phone: 208-634-6313
Venue Email: gallery55art@gmail.com

Posted in Art, Event, Gallery, Music, Painting, Reception |

Terri Axness in Documentary

September 13, 2019 by theresaburkes

Gallery Fifty-Five member and ceramicist Terri Axness was recently filmed for a documentary about arts in rural America. We’ll let you know when the documentary is available. In the meantime, click here to read the scoop from The Baker City Herald.

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