On the Surface: Passions We Can’t Hide
Diane Marie Chaudiere, Gay Jensen, and Barbara Zander
February 3-26, 2010
Phinney Center Gallery
On the Surface: Passions We Can’t Hide, on view now at the Phinney Center Gallery through February 26th, celebrates three artists’ passions.
Diane Marie Chaudiere is passionate about gardening and aquatic environments.
Gay Jensen is passionate about wildlife; especially birds, bears, and antlered animals. As well as inescapably drawn to lunar, solar and stellar images.
Barbara Zander is passionate about movement, discovering the unexpected and has an insatiable thirst for color and texture.

On The Surface: Passions We Can't Hide on view through Feb 26th
These three artists, who all work in fiber, have come to realize that they do their best work when they let these passions motivate their artistic endeavors. In the exhibit On the Surface: Passions We Can’t Hide they show work that celebrates passion as their muse.
All three artists are enthusiastic surface designers, using combinations of dyeing, painting, weaving, stitching, layering, printing, digital photography, quilting, beading and other embellishment techniques to express their ideas. They hope that viewers of their show will gain an enhanced appreciation of the depth and breadth of fiber as a medium as well as an understanding of the passion that drives them to create art.
The Phinney Center Gallery is located at the Phinney Neighborhood Center, on the second floor of the Blue building, at 6532 Phinney Ave N in Seattle. http://www.phinneycenter.org/arts.shtml
Gallery hours are Monday - Friday 9am-10pm, Saturdays 9am-3pm.
If you are interested in the arts and would like to know more about the Phinney Center arts committee, please email Pamela at arts@phinneycenter.org