Jenny Roholt, Zoom All In One Room 2, 2021, ink on acetate sheets, approx. 11"x16"​

Art Faculty Exhibition 2021

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Watch a compilation of film clips from faculty member Anthony Culanag below.

Anthony Culanag
 
Tacoma Community College's Art Faculty Exhibition, runs Mary 29 through April 29, 2021
Introducing works by Marit Berg
36 squares, 32 of which contain white oil painted chickens in tight squares.

Coop I - Marit Berg, Coop I, 2020, oil on panel, 36” x 36”​

36 squares, 32 of which contain brown oil painted chickens in tight squares.

Coop II - Marit Berg, Coop II, 2020, oil on panel, 36” x 36”​ Timelapse Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQbRL5YVUmk

Detailed grayscale crow, standing upright with a white cloud in the background.

Huggin I - Marit Berg, Huggin I, 2020, relief print, 18” x 22”​

Detailed grayscale crow, leaning over a puddle creating ripples with its beak.

Muninn - Marit Berg, Muninn, 2020, relief print, 18” x 22”

Introducing works by Alice Di Certo
Excerpt from Alice Di Certo: "In this series, "Home Away From Home - Immigrants, Refugees, and Undocumented Citizens," I photographed people from 5 continents. I asked them about their life before and after coming to the U.S. This information is meant to bring light on the similarities and differences between immigrants from different countries. What I wanted to explore with this series, starting from my own experience, is our humanity, our worth, and our history."
Two dark-skinned women wearing vibrant printed dresses look into a lime green book.

Aurore & Ketsia, Democratic Republic of the Congo - Alice Di Certo, Aurore & Ketsia, Democratic Republic of the Congo ​ (from the series "Home Away From Home - Immigrants, Refugees, and Undocumented Citizens")​

A dark-skinned man wears glasses, a gray sweater and collared shirt with a red, green, and black tie draped over his shoulder. He holds two record cases in one hand.

Jared, Kenya​ - Alice Di Certo, Jared, Kenya​ (from the series "Home Away From Home - Immigrants, Refugees, and Undocumented Citizens")​

A white woman smiles upward wearing an embroidered white shirt and red skirt.

Natalia, Ukraine - Alice Di Certo, Natalia, Ukraine ​ (from the series "Home Away From Home - Immigrants, Refugees, and Undocumented Citizens")​

Introducing works by Anthony Culanag
Excerpt from Anthony Culanag detailing his short films and series: "F22 Studioworks​ ​ ​ Short films​ Ganzfeld-Drama​ Bananas-Science Fiction​ Baroque-Mystery​ Commuter-Dark Comedy​ Inconclusive-Mystery/Drama​ Spotter-Period Piece​ ​ ​ Series​ Morning, Seattle!​ On-going series set in Seattle​"
Excerpt from Anthony Culanag detailing his virtual screenings and awards: "Virtual Screening of Ganzfeld​ West Sound Film Festival, Bremerton, WA​ CineAsian Film Festival​ 11th Underground Cinema Shorts Film Festival in Dublin, Ireland​ Asian Film Festival, Los Angeles, CA​ Paris Film Festival, Paris, France​ ​ Ganzfeld Awards​ 2020 New York Movie Awards​ Best Fantasy Short Film​ 2020 Best Actor Award, New York​ Honorable Mention for Best Acting Duo​ Sarah Brink and Joel Ambo​ 2020 Los Angeles Motion Picture Festival ​ Sarah Brink, Best Actress Award​ 2020 Los Angeles Motion Picture Festival​ Joel Ambo, Best Actor Award​ ​ ​ Commuter screened live January 2020​ 2020 Whidbey Film Festival, Whidbey Island, WA​ Honorable Mention for Best Original Story​ 2020 Independent Shorts Award, Los Angeles, CA​"
Excerpt from Anthony Culanag detailing his work, "Unidentified." Picture shows three variations of two pilots in various settings.
Introducing works by Karen Doten
A single purple flower in watercolor with an off-white background.

Study - Karen Doten, Study, 2020, watercolor, 9” x 14”​

A single yellow flower in watercolor with an off-white background.

Study - Karen Doten, Study, 2020, watercolor, 9” x 14”​

A single dark maroon flower in watercolor with an off-white background.

Study - Karen Doten, Study, 2020, watercolor, 9” x 14”​

Introducing works by Rick Mahaffey: "Wood Fired, Stoneware Clay all have natural ash glaze.​ 8771, 8778 and 8779 have Feldspathic and Natural Ash Glaze*​ Natural Ash Glaze is also called Fly Ash Glaze​ The firings were five days long"
Left, a gray clay bowl with an off-white glaze. Right, a orange and brown clay bowl.

Tea Bowl & Tea Bowl - Tea Bowl, wood fired, stoneware clay, feldspathic and natural ash glaze​ (left) Tea Bowl, wood fired, stoneware clay, ​natural ash glaze​ (right)

Left, a marble white, tan, and brown clay bowl. Right, a white, gray, and warm brown clay bowl.

Tea Bowl & Tea Bowl - Tea Bowl, wood fired, stoneware clay, ​natural ash glaze​ (left) Tea Bowl, wood fired, stoneware clay, ​natural ash glaze​​ (right)

Two dark gray bowls with etched circles around the middle.

Tea Bowl & Tea Bowl - Tea Bowl, wood fired, stoneware clay, natural ash glaze (left) Tea Bowl, wood fired, stoneware clay, natural ash glaze​ (right)

Two copper-colored bowls with marbled white and dark green patches.

Tea Bowl & Tea Bowl - Tea Bowl, wood fired, stoneware clay, natural ash glaze​ (left) Tea Bowl, wood fired, stoneware clay, feldspathic and natural ash glaze (right)

A copper colored bowl with tan discoloration and a swirl in the center.

Tea Bowl - Tea Bowl, wood fired, stoneware clay, feldspathic,​ and natural ash glaze​

Introducing works by Jennifer Olson
Conference Paper​ Nineteenth Century Studies Association Conference​ DISCOVERY​ March 13, 2021 (virtual) ​ Jennifer Olson - The Portland Mechanics’ Fair​ Image of 19th century bazaar.
Conference Paper​ Western History Association Conference​ Migrations, Meeting Grounds, and Memory​ October 12-17, 2020 (virtual) ​ Jennifer Olson - James Everett Stuart’s Paintings of Yellowstone National Park​ Two images: One depicts an oil-painting of a waterfall surrounded by sharp cliffs and the other is a close-up of James Everett Stuart's inscription and signature on the back of the painting.
Introducing works by Jenny Roholt: " I drew these contour line drawings observing subjects during several Zoom meetings. Making the drawings in ink on clear plastic sheets allowed me to create a preferred reality – bringing separated people together into the same space.​"
An ink drawing with several individuals layered on top of one another, culminating in an abstract jumble of figures.

Zoom All In One Room 2 - Jenny Roholt, Zoom All In One Room 2, 2021, ink on acetate sheets, approx. 11"x16"​

An ink drawing with several individuals layered on top of one another, culminating in an abstract jumble of figures.

Zoom All In One Room 3 - Jenny Roholt, Zoom All In One Room 3, 2021, ink and water-based marker on acetate sheets, approx.11"x14"​

An ink drawing of an individual with black line work and imprinted colors of blue, orange, and brown.

Zoom Portrait Impression 1 - Jenny Roholt, Zoom Portrait Impression 1, 2021, ink and water-based marker on tissue paper and acetate sheets, approx. 11"x12"​