July 13 thru October 5, 2008
David’s work will be shown at the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center from July 13th thru October 13th.
The Port Angeles Fine Arts Center is the westernmost center for contemporary art in the contiguous United States. Located in the shadow of Olympia National Park, its superlative physical setting provides an inspiring frame for cultural offerings.
David will be featured in a show with Michael Dickter and the Waterworks Gallery.
The gallery is located in the charming town of Friday Harbor on the Island of San Juan, Wa. The landscape is beautiful and rich, with a wide variety of flora and fauna. The gallery represents the best of our Island artists who portray their experience of island living through sculpture, ceramics, glass, oil, acrylic, gouache, watercolor, pastel, and intaglio. Many of the art works represented here are traditional in nature, while some favor a more abstracted and non-traditional approach.
June 14 to October 5, 2008
David’s sculptures 'Winter Mandala' and 'Language of Horns' will be included in the 2008 Bellevue Sculpture Exhibition. Many of the works to be on display at City Hall and Downtown Park from June 14 to Oct. 5 will relate art to ecology, environmentalism, sustainability and similar "green" notions.
The sculptures have been selected by a panel of regionally and nationally respected jurors:
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Stephen DeLeon White, Owner, DeLeon White Gallery, Toronto
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Akio Takamori, Ceramic Sculptor and University of Washington Professor, Seattle
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Patricia Watts, Chief Curator, Sonoma County Museum & Founder, ecoartspace.org, Santa Rosa, Calif.
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Susan Zoccola, Sculptor and Public Artist, Seattle
The opening will be on Saturday, June 14th from 6:00 to 8:00pm at Bellevue's award-winning City Hall.
April 19 - June 20, 20088
David Eisenhour, Jeff Metz, Kari Minnick, Mary Oros, and Mike Riegel, plus New Works by Gallery Artists
A New Leaf Gallery in Sonoma will be launching its Spring Show featuring works by 5 new Sculptors and new works by gallery artists on Saturday April 19th 2008. 30 new pieces will be introduced during this exhibition, including a bold 7’ tall abstract sculpture crafted in an innovative cementitious material by Mary Oros; two striking abstract compositions in steel based on the figure by Mike Riegel; wall hung and pedestal sculpture in painterly, multi-layered, kiln-formed glass by Kari Minnick; hand-carved limestone sculpture exploring a unique interplay between rigorous geometry and organic movement by Jeff Metz and nature inspired bronze sculpture by David Eisenhour based on the exquisite intricacies of seed pods.