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Gallery 55 First Saturday October Reception

Posted in Art, Gallery, Jewelry, Ceramics, Fiber Art, Event, Reception, Music, Sculpture on September 17, 2019|

“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

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Terri Axness in Documentary

Posted in Art, Ceramics on September 13, 2019|

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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Gallery 55 Seeking 3D Artists

Posted in Art, Call to Artists, Ceramics, Gallery, Glass Art, Sculpture, Woodturning, Woodworking on August 31, 2019|

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 September Reception

Posted in Art, Ceramics, Event, Fiber Art, Gallery, Jewelry, Music, Reception, Sculpture on August 10, 2019|

“Small Green Silk” by Jean Goff

Our guest artist for the month of September is fiber artist Jean Goff. The McCall-based artist is adept at combining traditional and modern techniques into wall hangings that emotionally connect to the natural world. This month we are also featuring one of our gallery members, Montana native Candace Bonawitz. Her textured and painterly ceramics remind of us of our favorite gardens. Finally, please join us in welcoming our two newest members, bronze artist Dave Armstrong and jeweler Donna Armstrong. Singer-songwriter Michaela French will sing originals and covers with guitar accompaniment at our First Saturday reception.

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

Gallery Fifty-Five is a nonprofit artist cooperative.

When: Saturday, September 7, 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

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Music Schedule for Art in the Courtyard 2019

Posted in Art, Ceramics, Event, Fiber Art, Jewelry, Mixed Media, Music, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, Sculpture, Watercolor, Woodturning on July 21, 2019|

Poster by Susan Elle and Marcia Hietala

We have a great lineup of live music for Art in the Courtyard 2019, local and regional musicians and bands. Here is the schedule:

Friday 6-8: Jeff Box and Annie Nies from Open Range

Saturday 12-2: Tracy Morrison, singer/songwriter
Saturday 2-4: Catfish d’Grey, Americana/originals
Saturday 4-6: Mountain Fever, bluegrass and more

Sunday 12-2: Michaela French, singer/songwriter
Sunday 2-4: Fog Lifter Band, Celtic and more

Click the links provided to find out more about the musicians and bands.

Local Band Catfish D’Grey

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Announcing the Artists for Art in the Courtyard 2019

Posted in Art, Ceramics, Event, Fiber Art, Jewelry, Mixed Media, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, Sculpture, Watercolor, Woodworking on July 19, 2019|

Poster by Susan Elle and Marcia Hietala

Thank you to all who applied for Art in the Courtyard 2019. We had many fine entries and were able to select artists from a wide variety of disciplines: ceramics, fiber art, guitar-making, jewelry, metal, painting, mixed media, photography, printmaking, woodturning. This promises to be a great show.

We are pleased to announce the artists who will be in the show:

Alan Giltzow and Andre Strope
Allen Malaise
Allison Myerhoff
Brian Porter
Candace Bonawitz
Celia Smith
Carol Elliott Smith
Connie McClaran
Debbie Barnett
Everett Smith
Gail Richards
Genie Sue Weppner
Jan Bittenbender
Jan Fease
Kat and Harry Dellamater
Michael Norsk
Michele Applebee
Ron Pridmore
Sharon Herther
Stephanie Teeter
Susan Elle
Tom O’Connor

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Gallery 55 First Saturday May Reception

Posted in Art, Ceramics, Event, Gallery, Music, Reception, Woodworking on April 23, 2019|

“Lions of the Sea” by Larry Mehaffey

There is no better place to celebrate May than at our gallery on the waterfront in McCall. Our featured artist for May, woodcarver Larry Mehaffey, has been working hard in his studio in the Nez Pierce National Forest, creating new wood carvings for your enjoyment. And ceramicist Candace Bonawitz has returned from Arizona and once again graces the gallery with her beautiful vases, mugs and other creations celebrating the beauty of nature.

Meet the artists and view the art by over twenty regional artists at our First Saturday reception, May 4, 4-8 p.m., with music by “Catfish de Grey”, wine by Bistro 45 and appetizers.

Gallery Fifty-Five is a nonprofit artist cooperative.

 

When: Saturday, May 4, 4-8 pm.

Where: Gallery Fifty-Five, 311 E. Lake Street, McCall, Idaho

Admission: Free

For more information, email us at gallery55art@gmail.com or call 208-634-6313.

“Poppies” by Candace Bonawitz

Catfish de Grey (Mike Dixon and Chad Lord)

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