Seattle
Print Arts and Gallery 110 will host a special exhibition
during the month of May honoring Maxi Power’s
life and creativity. A portion of the proceeds of
sales from this exhibition will be donated to Pilchuck
Glass School for a scholarship in Maxi’s name.
A retrospective of Maxi’s works can be seen at Gallery 110 from May
5 through 28, 2005. A special opening reception and opening celebration
will take place on:
Wednesday, May 4, 2005 between 6:00 pm and 8:00 pm.
Gallery 110
Located in Seattle’s historic Pioneer Square at
110 S Washington Street
Seattle, WA 98104
206.624.9336
Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 12 -5pm or by appointment
A native of Munich, Germany, Maxi was a longtime Pacific Northwest resident
with an extensive background as an artist, graphic designer, art director,
and teacher. She began her involvement with Pilchuck Glass School in 1991,
returning as a scholarship student, teaching assistant, and visiting artist.
Her work in glass was as much an exploration of material as it was an expression
of her personal vision: “The unique ability of glass to both transmit
and reflect light has stimulated my concentration on its special rewards,
and I have pursued virtually every aspect of glass art. I especially enjoy
the opportunity to combine skills across media lines.” |
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For
more information about the exhibition or the gallery,
or for directions to the gallery, visit Seattle
Print Arts’ web site at www.seattleprintarts.org.
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