Collection of artwork by the Passages Women's group incorporating the theme of journaling.
For one year, a group of women artists met to discuss ideas and progress related to our concept of journaling. Each artist was encouraged to explore how she wish to journal a part of her life. Regardless of whether it is developed by time, concept, and/or feelings, each artist was asked to complete a journal of their choice in such a way that the viewer may "read" and understand the story. The journals form was up to the artist and could be of a written, visual, dance, music and any combination form.
In addition, we will also display the works by other women artists who have been creating "Passages Artworks" of their own. Jonny Lifeson will be displaying her kinetic art and Allison Fritz will be displaying her large floor ceramic tile artwork titled Humanity.
Here is the list of Passages IV artists
Ginny Baughman
Her story: Air Balloon like shape offering the viewer the opportunity to literally walk around her life
Julie Barker
Her piece exemplified her growth in to a more spiritural being. Her growth was shown by the five cylinders increasing in a more perfect shape.
Beverly Dowdell
A creative cookbook of family, friends and personal history
Nikki Freeman
A beaded guitar and included a small diary talking about the past year with all it's ups and downs.
Beth Gherardi
An actual cast of her 5month pregnant belly - a budha is inside
Sherrie Ireland
Dualilty of her life shown in a variety of "dragon" images in various environments. Included a diary
Renee Kropat
Voices of our community - asking artists and non-artists to draw on a tag and hung on doors. We all have a creative ability!
.Ramona Moon
Passages City - a city created out of found objects
Jo Anne Nay
A literal window of watercolour images from a recent trip!
Jamie Rhein
Unique collection of ID pages and stories related to them
Kayte Targove
A small suitcase stool - her life keeps her spinning in circles
Connie Wood
A tree that although it has many depressing elements on it, life is still good.
Two wonderful additions to this exhibit are
Jonny Enloewith four pieces of "kinetic art" representing her views, reactions and understanding of being gay in this culture Image 2
Allyson Fritz - Humanity
over 300 handmade tiles in a road/path. Words are imprinted on each brick representing answers from three questions that she asked her friends/family and others.
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