Kirkland Performance Center Welcomes September's Featured Artist: Joan S. Wrench
KPCÂ’s Artstage is pleased, in a partnership with Kirkland Arts Center, to present new abstract oil paintings by Joan Wrench.
Kirkland, WA (PRWEB) August 28, 2005
Kirkland Performance Center Welcomes September's Featured Artist: Joan S. Wrench.
What: a solo art show by Joan S. Wrench
When: exhibit runs September 8 through October 7
Reception: Sunday, September 18 from 6:00 – 7:30 PM
Where: Kirkland Performance Center, 350 Kirkland Avenue, Kxkland, WA 98033
Info: The Lobby Gallery is open during box office hours,
Tuesday – Saturday from 12 PM to 6 PM
And during scheduled performances.
For information, call:
Kirkland Performance Center at
(425) 893-9900 or visit www. kpcenter. org
KPCÂ’s Artstage is pleased, in a partnership with Kirkland Arts Center, to present new abstract oil paintings by Joan Wrench.
Joan Wrench is a Bellevue resident. She has taken art classes at Kirkland Arts Center, Pratt Fine Arts Center in Seattle and Bellevue Art Museum, studying painting, drawing, sculpture and printmaking. She has exhibited her work at the Kirkland Arts Center Gallery.
In her latest work, Wrench investigates contemporary themes exploring how we interact with others and how our individual actions affect the greater whole. Using spires and ancient ruins as a departure point, Wrench builds layers in paint and paper collage to create sweeping dramatic fields of color that interact with ghost-like forms. Wrench’s art combines a variety of materials – oil paint, water-based inks, pencil, monotype, collage, etc. – to create distinctly personal work that builds on the traditions of the Northwest Masters.
For schedule of performances please see http://www. kpcenter. org/ (http://www. kpcenter. org/)
About Kirkland Performance Center:
Responsive to the cultural needs of the community, Kirkland Performance Center provides a home for the presentation, support and promotion of the performing arts. Located in downtown Kirkland, this 402-seat theatre hosts more than 250 music, theatre and dance performances each year from acclaimed regional, national and international artists. In addition to presenting performing arts, KPC conducts educational outreach programs through “A World of Arts”, a program designed to bring visiting artists into the classrooms for in-depth workshops. KPC also hosts a variety of community programs, including the King County Library Lecture Series and “Kids-at-Play”, an opportunity for students to perform in a professional setting at KPC. For more information and to review upcoming performances, please visit www. kpcenter. org.
The 2005-2006 Season is made possible in part by: Evergreen Healthcare, The Boeing Company, Woodmark Hotel on Lake Washington, Direct Mailing Solutions, Univar USA, King County Journal Newspapers, Northwest Aerials Gymnastics & Dance, Woodinville Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Merit Financial, Frontier Bank, Software 21, Oasis Complete Facilities Management, Western States Arts Federation/National Endowment for the Arts, ArtsFund, 4Culture, Washington State Arts Commission and generous support from The City of Kirkland.
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