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SUMMARY:Video about Ling-Yen's work https://vimeo.com/501945527
DESCRIPTION:I have enjoyed having this video available to show. Thank you\, Scott Jones\, videographer for doing such an amazing job on this video. \nI appreciate it very much. \nThis video has insight of what I have been doing. \nAlso special thanks to Karl Young for his wonderful music and Jon Handel for his voiceover. \nPleas check it out.
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SUMMARY:House of Light\, Coastal Reflections from on High and Down Low\, Jane Casner Mothersill and jewelry by Ling-Yen Jones
DESCRIPTION:The opening reception for Jane Casner Mothersill’s gallery exhibit “House of Light\, Coastal Reflections From On High and Down Low” is Saturday\, September 6\, from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Refreshments and hors d’oeuvres will be served. Jewelry by Ling-Yen Jones is also on display. The exhibit will remain on display through December 7\, 2025. \nArtist Statement:  \nI would describe my art as “inspired realism” – interpretations and visual expression emanating from my interaction with nature\, people\, cultures\, and ideas. While unequivocally representational\, I work to convey broader messages in its execution\, seeking to elicit emotional and intellectual responses from the viewer. Concepts such as truth\, beauty\, and conflict\, as well as temporal and cultural elements\, underpin my work\, which encompasses oil\, pastel\, charcoal\, and mixed media paintings and terra cotta and bronze sculptures. \nMy landscape paintings are completed substantially on site\, where I can feel the intimacy of nature and the confluence of elements that impact one’s perception of their surroundings. My still lives\, which are undertaken primarily in my studio\, are often symbolic in conveying a sense of beauty that lies in the world within – occasionally incorporating diverse and culturally specific elements in telling their stories. My figurative works tend to be emotional\, conveying feelings of or toward my subject. \nIn the Whale Watch Gallery\, I will be displaying a number of works I have undertaken at the Point Arena Lighthouse specifically for this exhibit\, including paintings completed both from the lighthouse tower and in the surrounding environs. The microclimate of the lighthouse point provided various weather experiences on the days I was painting\, resulting in different atmospheres and moods as the light and shadows changed. I endeavored to capture these unique and fleeting moments in each of my paintings. I have worked mostly in pastels for this exhibit\, which are ideal for Plein Aire painting on site\, but I have also included two oil paintings\, which were finished in my studio. \nMy development as a practicing artist has been inexorably tied to my life arc and experiences. After graduating from Georgetown University\, I moved to the Philippines\, where I began pursuing Chinese brush painting. Upon my return to the US\, I studied painting\, drawing\, and sculpture full-time at the Art Students League of New York and\, subsequently\, was awarded a full merit scholarship to attend the Graduate School of Figurative Art at the New York Academy\, where I received an MFA in painting and sculpture in 1990. My education has also included studying with a wide range of practicing artists\, both in the US and overseas. While living in Tokyo and Hong Kong from 1990 to 2005\, I renovated an old house in a small village in the Loire Valley\, boasting a significant international artist community where I would spend summers painting. I have participated in over 50 exhibitions in the US\, Japan\, Hong Kong\, France\, and the Philippines\, including 10 solo shows\, and have received numerous awards for my work. \nI live full-time at Sea Ranch\, CA. Since relocating from Marin County in 2018\, and have enjoyed becoming an active participant in the local art community. In 2022\, I was fortunate to complete the construction of a separate art studio at our home\, where I spend my days working – if not painting outdoors. More information is available at my website – www.janecasnermothersill.com \nJewelry artist Ling-Yen Jones offers a striking contrast with her finely wrought silver\, semi-precious stones\, and pearls. Based in Mendocino County\, Jones creates one-of-a-kind pieces that range from traditional to modern\, often incorporating motifs such as leaves\, birds\, and windows—symbols of growth\, hope\, and transformation. Her training includes studies with David Laplantz at Humboldt State University\, Monterey Peninsula College\, and workshops at the Mendocino Art Center. Jones is also the gallery coordinator for the Coast Highway Artist Collective in Point Arena and has exhibited widely across Northern California. Her work\, including evocative pieces like “Unmentionables\,” draws inspiration from the Ukiyo-E period of Japanese art\, blending expressive faces with hidden floral and romantic imagery to explore themes of serenity and everyday grace. \nhttps://artsmendocino.org/event/jane-casner-mothersill-ling-yen-jones-at-the-lighthouse-in-the-whale-watch-room/ \nhttps://www.pointarenalighthouse.com/post/whale-watch-room-gallery-opening-reception-jane-casner-mothersill
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LOCATION:45500 Lighthouse Road Point Arena\, CA 95468\, 45500 Lighthouse Road\, Point Arena\, CA\, 95468\, United States
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SUMMARY:Woven Stories: The Intersection of Tradition and Craft Eric Wilder & Ling-Yen Jones at the Dolphin Nov.-Dec. 2025
DESCRIPTION:I am honored to be in an exhibit with Eric. \nI look forward to sharing this space with him and the Dolphin\, what we will have to offer. \nThe opening is Saturday\, Nov. 1\, from 1-3 pm \nHere is a bit of information about Eric \nEric Wilder\, Graphic Artist\nI am a freelance artist with a passion for contemporary arts and developing indigenous cultural resources. I have a professional background in graphic arts and illustrations. I also have a professional background in Tribal Government and am knowledgeable of traditional cultural information on my tribe\, the Kashia Band of Pomo Indians\, that has been passed down in my family for generations. \n\nAs a solo artist\, my ideal clients tend to be non-profits\, tribal governments\, small businesses\, and start-ups. I tend to do project based work\, but can also provide ongoing services depending on the individual needs of the client. \nIn addition to my professional services\, I also host a Native Arts Expo annually where both traditional and contemporary Indigenous artists of any level come together to showcase their talents to the public\, share their stories\, and network with other indigenous artists. \n\nhttp://www.ericwildergraphics.com/\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWoven Stories: The Intersection of Tradition and Craft\n\nWoven Stories: The Intersection of Tradition and Craft \n\n\nLing-Yen Jones and Eric Wilder\nAn Exciting Collaboration of Two Local Artists \nOpens Saturday\, November 1 from 1–3 p.m.\nExhibit runs through December 28\nThe Dolphin Gallery in the Seacliff Center \nTwo celebrated Mendonoma artists—Ling-Yen Jones and Eric Wilder—come together this fall for a powerful new exhibition\, Woven Stories: The Intersection of Tradition and Craft\, opening Saturday\, November 1 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Dolphin Gallery in the Seacliff Center. On view through December 28\, the show offers an inspiring exploration of cultural roots\, personal vision\, and the artistry of hand-crafted design. \nEric and Ling-Yen’s Post \n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://ling-yendesigns.com/event/eric-wilder-ling-yen-designs-at-the-dolphin-nov-dec-2025/
LOCATION:Dolphin Gallery & Gift Shop\, 39114 Ocean Drive\, Cypress Village\, Gualala\, CA\, 95445\, United States
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