Scrounging For Art

Gallery 360 will awaken from its summer slumber in September with a showing titled "Artists Scrounging."  To that end, we are looking for artwork made recently using found, recycled and re-purposed materials. That covers a lot of ground and will hopefully spark imaginations.

The dates will be September 20 thru November 1st.  We'll take submissions up to 9/18, but would like to receive them ASAP.  Call or text Jay at (501) 993-0012 or email audiolingo@gmail.com.

Collaborative Turnings

Five collaborations between our resident jeweler, 

Kelley Naylor Wise and wood turner Vernon Oberle.

2 black walnut wings w/ turquoise, coral, lapis, onyx & sterling.

1 bubinga wood, turquoise & opal pendant in sterling.

 2 rose-cut jars w/ lapis, turquoise, malachite & sterling.

Hollow Form by Gene Sparling

Gene Sparling is one of nine woodturners whose work
is featured in "The Art & Function of Turned Wood," 

on display at Gallery 360 through May 31st.

Three Pieces by Dick Easter

An urn with Celtic knot is flanked by two finial vessels.

Dick Easter is one of nine woodturners whose work
is featured in "The Art & Function of Turned Wood," 

on display at Gallery 360 through May 31st.

Segmented Vase by Charles Kokes

Charles Kokes is one of nine woodturners whose work
is featured in "The Art & Function of Turned Wood," 

on display at Gallery 360 through May 31st.

"Art and Function of Turned Wood" Opens Friday

Wood is front and center at Gallery 360 in April and May.  Wood turned on lathes by eight diverse craftsmen from two area woodturning clubs.  Wood of all sorts turned into hollow forms, bowls, platters, and just about anything else eight brains, sixteen hands, a few lathes and some chisels can carve.

Join us Friday evening from 6 til 10 as we open 'Turnings: The Art and Function of Turned Wood,' featuring works by Vernon Oberle, John Wilkins, Ken Glasscock, Charles Kokes, Gene Sperling, Bob Revell, Tim Hogan and Dick Easter. It's 2nd Friday Art Night downtown, so put us on your itinerary.

PS - We have a last minute addition to the roster of woodworkers: Leslie Dykes.   

Jess Otto at 360

Thanks to everyone who came out last night to hear Jessica Otto's poetry, and special thanks to Jess for the wonderful reading. Our friend S.J. Tucker streamed the event on her USTREAM channel, which is archived for the time being here.   Things get underway at about 21:30.  Jess breaks around 47:30, then returns about 1:18:00.