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SUMMARY:"Time Shapes Us" & "Lost Leader" with Liam Ericson
DESCRIPTION:I am excited to have a show at the Dolphin this year. \nI look forward to working with Liam as well. \nOur opening is Saturday\, November 12\, 2022 \nTime Shapes Us” and “Lost Leader”\nLing-Yen Jones and Liam Ericson\nA New Exhibit\nNovember 11 through December 12\, 2022 \nThe Dolphin Gallery and Gift Shop \nFree \n\n“Time Shapes Us” and “Lost Leader”\nTwo exhibits open at the Dolphin Gallery in Gualala in November. “Time Shapes Us”\, featuring the works of Ling-Yen Jones\, and “Lost Leader”\, the works of Liam Ericson\, will both open Saturday\, November 11 at the Dolphin Gallery in the Sea Cliff center\, 39140 Highway One\, Gualala.  \nLing-Yen Jones presents “Time Shapes Us”\, an exhibit featuring her jewelry creations. The Mendocino County jeweler works mainly in silver\, semi-precious stones\, and pearls\, and her style ranges from the traditional to the modern\, and is completely unique. All of her pieces are individually handmade\, and are therefore one-of-a-kind or in small series with repeating motifs. \nJones’ trained with David Laplantz at Humboldt State University\, at Monterey Peninsula College\, and various Mendocino Art Center workshops and assistantships. “I am presently working with my company Ling-Yen Designs and selling my work on Etsy\, as well as other exhibitions and shows.” She defines jewelry as creations\, which are useful\, artistic\, symbolic\, identifying\, and an expression of personal ideas. In my earring line some of the motifs I use are leaves\, birds\, and windows. “When these elements and others are integrated into a piece they can represent new beginnings\, changes\, hope\, and further growth in ones self. The materials that I enjoy using most are sterling silver\, copper\, gold\, pearls\, and semiprecious stones.” \nJones adds\, “the pieces with the Asian like faces are inspired by the feminine\, graceful\, and romantic scenes of the Ukiyo-E period of Japanese art. The piece\, “Unmentionables”\, has different faces\, all expressions of surprise\, serenity\, wonder\, and ecstasy. On the back of the piece there are hidden hand cut flowers\, roller printed leaf patterns\, and scenes of paired lovers. Ukiyo-E\, or images of the floating world\, were representations of the everyday life of Japan in the 16th through the 19th centuries. This piece brings together my own interest in the expressive power of faces\, while exploring the serenity and grace of the everyday in my own time.” \nAlso exhibiting at the Dolphin Gallery is Liam Ericson. His works will be displayed under the heading of “Lost Leader.” Known to many on the Mendonoma Coast as an artist and naturalist\, Ericson continues to be inspired by the natural environment of the beautiful lands in coastal Sonoma and Mendocino Counties.  \nFor years\, the Annapolis resident has been drawn to\, and has explored\, the wilds of the Gualala River watershed—including the area known as Preservation Ranch\, seeking out old growth redwood trees to photograph and document; the trees and the wildlife associated with them are the inspiration for his art. For those who may not be aware of the area (which was saved from development almost a decade ago)\, a 2013 article by the San Francisco Chronicle documented the event. “A giant redwood forest in Sonoma County that was on the verge of being divvied up and plowed over into a patchwork of vineyards has been preserved by a public-private partnership that engineered what is being touted as the largest land conservation deal in California history.”   \nA visit to the Dolphin Gallery will give art lovers a unique perspective through the art of Liam Ericson and Ling-yen Jones\, which will be on display. The exhibit continues through December 4\, 2022.  \n\n 
URL:https://ling-yendesigns.com/event/time-shapes-us-with-liam-ericson/
LOCATION:39114 Ocean Drive\, Cypress Village\, Gualala\, California\, 95445.\, 39114 Ocean Drive\, Gualala\, 95445\, United States
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SUMMARY:Handmade Holiday Crafts Fair at Finely Community Center Dec. 3-4\, 2022 10 am to 4 pm
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the season with gifts for yourself or loved ones in this festive shopping experience featuring over 90 local artists. Shop for quality\, hand-crafted holiday décor\, home goods\, jewelry\, bath and body products\, edibles\, and more all sold by the artists! Get a sense of what to expect by visiting our Vendor page. \nI will be in booth 7 in the Persons gallery.
URL:https://ling-yendesigns.com/event/handmade-holiday-crafts-fair-at-finely-community-center-dec-3-42022-10-am-to-4-pm/
LOCATION:Finley Community Complex 2060 West College Avenue Santa Rosa\, CA 95401\, 2060 West College Ave\, 95401\, California\, 95401
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SUMMARY:Artifactory 2022 at the Lou Henry Hoover House (the Girl Scout House)\, Palo Alto
DESCRIPTION:Come to our Holiday Fair to see a wonderful collection of handmade items by local artists. Click the“Artists“ link to see a list of participating artist and their business contact information. Click the“Gallery“ link to see examples of their creative work. ​Please bring cloth shopping bags to save trees\, and bring your checkbook to save the bank fees that artists pay when you use a charge or debit card!\nLooking forward to you joining us. I am excited to participate in this invited event Thank you Dotty for trusting and seeing that my work would work with this group. \nWe expect to be requiring that all artists be fully vaccinated and boosted against COVID\, as well as masked during set-up\, the event\, and take-down.  We also expect to be asking all customers to wear masks. 7-2022 \nAnnouncing the 23rd Annual\nArtifactory Holiday Fair\nhttp://www.artifactoryholidayfair.com/\nat the Lou Henry Hoover House (the Girl Scout House)\n1120 Hopkins Avenue\, Palo Alto\n(Behind Lucy Stern Theater)\nFriday\, 12/9 thru Sunday\, 12/11\n10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. daily\nWonderful Holiday Gifts by 25+ local fine craft artists\nincluding artists from the Artifactory Cooperative Gallery\n(formerly at 226 Hamilton Ave. in Downtown Palo Alto)\nand many wonderful guest artists\nNOTE There is a MASK requirement to go inside the building.\n\n\nDirections: \n         From 101 North or South\, take the Embarcadero Road West exit in Palo Alto.  Follow Embarcadero Road several lights and turn right on Newell.  Go one block and turn left on Hopkins.  Go three blocks to the end of Hopkins.  The Hoover House is the dark brown wood building on your left. \nWebsite information Gallery and show \nhttp://www.artifactoryholidayfair.com/gallery.html \nhttp://www.artifactoryholidayfair.com/artist.html
URL:https://ling-yendesigns.com/event/artifactory-2022-at-the-at-the-lou-henry-hoover-house-the-girl-scout-house-palo-alto/
LOCATION:1120 Hopkins Avenue Palo Alto 94301\, 1120 Hopkins Ave.\, Palo Alto\, 94301\, United States
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SUMMARY:LING-YEN JONES AND SCOTT CHIEFFO AT DOLPHIN GALLERY
DESCRIPTION:Gualala\, California\, December 14\, 2022 — Two area artists will be exhibiting their works\nduring the holidays at the Dolphin Gallery in Gualala. The works of Ling-Yen Jones and\nScott Chieffo will complement the Dolphin’s ongoing selection of gifts\, paintings\,\ndrawings\, prints\, ceramics and more\, with some art that’s wearable (Jones) and some\nperfect for a wall in your home or office (Chieffo). The Dolphin Gallery is open Thursday\nthrough Tuesday\, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. each day. The Dolphin Gallery is in the\nSeacliff center\, 39140 Highway One\, Gualala
URL:https://ling-yendesigns.com/event/ling-yen-jones-and-scott-chieffo-at-dolphin-gallery/
LOCATION:Seacliff center\, 39140 Highway One\, Gualala.\, 39140 Highway One\, Gualala\, CA\, 94554\, United States
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