3 Spirits Studio: 2013

Friday, October 11, 2013

Fall is for Fabulous Faces, Fun Art, and Great Smiles...Art Delivery Day

I couldn't help but smile next to the stunningly toothy Frida
(created by artist AnaLee Fuentes)

Lynne at the Portland Art Museum Rental Sales Gallery
(where they are gearing up for their fall show)

Lynne and Rich holding up
"Bitemarks"
one of Richard's works to be featured in the upcoming show
(opening Friday, October 18th)

http://www.portlandartmuseum.org/rsg

Detail from Devil Tarot Cardby Richard Cutshall
for Major Arcana Show at Metallo Gallery in Madrid, NM
opens Saturday, October 12th

Chariot Tarot Card
by Jennifer Gillia Cutshall
for Major Arcana Show at Metallo Gallery in Madrid, NM
opens Saturday, October 12th

Michael Fisher of the Maude Kerns Art Center
http://www.mkartcenter.org/

Detail from work by artist Marco Elliot
(part of the upcoming Dia de los Muertos Exhibit at the Made Kerns Art Center)

"Forever Frida"
Jennifer Gillia Cutshall
http://www.mkartcenter.org/2013_dia_website/index.html

"The Party Ended Early"
Richard Cutshall
http://www.mkartcenter.org/2013_dia_website/index.html

Analee and her beautiful piece
"Frida"
by Analee Fuentes

We had a great art delivery day today and we hope you can experience the art and the smiles for yourself. Attend an opening on Friday October 18th in Oregon.

http://www.mkartcenter.org/2013_dia_website/index.html

http://www.portlandartmuseum.org/rsg

or this Saturday in New Mexico

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153287159280484&set=a.10150101698160484.394576.481728380483&type=1&theater

Posted by Jennifer Cutshall

Sunday, September 15, 2013

New Work Sans Words

"The Turning Queen"
by Jennifer Gillis Cutshall

"Deceptive"
by Richard Cutshall

"Annointing the Winds of Change, Lady Godiva"
by Jennifer Gillia Cutshall

"Above It All"
by Ruchard Cutshall

"Lil' Devil"
by Richard Cutshall

Tuesday, July 16, 2013

Linus Gallery Opens with an Amazing Piece by....

Richard Cutshall

Earful
by Richard Cutshall
MM on Paper
22" x 30"
2013

Get an Eyeful...

a soulful....

a heartful

from this visionary artist

July 26th through August 4th in Pasadena, California at Linus Gallery

http://linusgallery.com/juried-exhibitions/juried-art-exhibition-richard-cutshall-18/

Post by Jennifer Gillia Cutshall

Monday, July 1, 2013

Things Are Heating Up in our PDX Studio. Sparks, Fireworks, and Passions Collide...

We have been working on a series of collaborative works on paper and we're excited to share them.

"Drought Diamonds"
by Jennifer Cutshall and Richard Cutshall

"A Shade Cache"
by Jennifer Cutshall and Richard Cutshall

"Fragile Roots"
by Jennifer and Richard Cutshall

"A Precarious Beauty"
by Jennifer and Richard Cutshall

"Convergence"
by Richard and Jennifer Cutshall

"Submerge"
by Richard and Jennifer Cutshall

"Sustaing the Dance"
by Richard and Jennifer Cutshall

"Finale"
by Jennifer and Richard Cutshall

"Forever Spangled"
by Jennifer and Richard Cutshall

A special thanks to a collector of our work...

It was her request that sparked this infinite series.

Stay cool this summer and enjoy the sights.

Thanks for lending your eyes...we hope you enjoy the view.

Post by Jennifer Cutshall

Sunday, June 23, 2013

Women Icon Show, PDX

"Annointing The Winds of Chage, Lady Godiva"
by Jennifer Gillia Cutshall
12" x 12" Acrylic on Canvas 2013

Richard and I are happy to be part of the Women Icon Show at Gallery Mini...a new gallery not far from the river on the eastide.

Mari and Leda have proven that size matters. And in this case the smaller, the better with their lovely liitle gallery.

This Grand Opening show will feature the work of 23 Portland artists...see flyer at the end of this post. Stop by if you are around this Thursday evening and fuss over small things (all works in this show are 12" x 12" or smalller).

Richard's etching is so lovely and provocative. Julia Pastrana was billed as the ugliest woman in her lifetime. His portrait betrays this notion and begs the viewer to question our notion of beauty. Aren't our un-enhanced, unaltered differences our greatest glory? Can the richness of age and grace captivate us? Can we find the most delicate of lines along the roughest edge?