Eisenhour Sculpture News:
12/11:
In December three pieces of David's work – Language of Horns, Moth Sarcophagus and Faba Bean - were included in the inaugural show of the Simon Mace Gallery in Port Townsend. The show features 12 artists that will be represented by the gallery. We are thrilled to join Christina and Brad (and Simon) as they launch their new endeavor and offer this group of first-rate artists to our community. Click here to visit the gallery web site.
11/11:
In November, the Smith Vallee Gallery in Edison, WA hosted a two-person exhibition featuring 15+ works by David Eisenhour. David's sculpture was shown alongside Gregg Laananen's newest collection of plein air paintings. Click here to visit the gallery web site.
10/11:
Ike's Winter Mandala in stainless steel was included in The Port Angeles Fine Arts Center's 25th Anniversary Show: 25! A Silver Milestone on view from Oct. 16, 2011 – Jan. 8, 2012.
25! pays tribute to more than 150 exhibitions, myriad live programs, twelve seasons of Art Outside and the community which has shepherded and/or enjoyed the creativity that has thrived on the former Webster Estate since 1986.
Sculptors in the exhibition included David Eisenhour, Anne Hirondelle, Tom Jay, Philip McCracken, Ann Morris, William Morris and George Tsutakawa. Click here to visit the Center's web site.
Other 2011 news: 
Over 160 people visited the studio for Art Port Townsend studio tour August 27 & 28, 2011 and David's Beautiful Fragment II was included in the August juried show as part of Art Port Townsend . Click here to visit the gallery web site.
In Collaboration with Port Angeles Fine Art Center director Jake Seniuk, Ike created a gargantuan teabag titled Plutocratea as part of the centers summer (July 9 to October 10, 2011) show The Back Country. Click here to visit the Center's web site.
In August, three of David's pieces were included in Flora and Fauna, a group show at Smith and Vallee in Edison, WA. Click here to visit the gallery's web site.
14 of David's pieces were included in the Alice and Wonderland display garden at the 2011 Northwest Flower & Garden Show, February 23-27 in Seattle. Click here to see some images from the show.