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The Telephone Room: "Emulate: A Visual Interpretation of Schiele’s Nudes" by Lauren Faulkner

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The Telephone Room : Small is Big : artist-driven exhibits and programming. Thursday, March 17, 2011. Emulate: A Visual Interpretation of Schiele’s Nudes" by Lauren Faulkner. Lauren Faulkner, March 2011. Lauren Faulkner recently graduated from the University of Puget Sound with a concentration in painting. She is originally from Portland, but Tacoma is her home for now. http:/ www.laurenfaulkner.weebly.com/. Emulate: A Visual Interpretation of Schiele’s Nudes. Installation at the Telphone Room Gallery, O...

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The Telephone Room: "Dead Loss" by Jessica Bender

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The Telephone Room : Small is Big : artist-driven exhibits and programming. Monday, April 11, 2011. Dead Loss" by Jessica Bender. Coming on April 15, 2001:. Dead Loss. an installation inspired by solitary confinement, padded cells, and blanket forts. By Jessica Bender during the months of April and May, with an opening on Friday, April 15 from 6-9 pm. Jessica is a midwest transplant to the northwest, and her art is about identity. She wants to be a vampire. Jessica's work has previously been seen in the.

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The Telephone Room: Rock Craft by Saya Moriyasu

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The Telephone Room : Small is Big : artist-driven exhibits and programming. Thursday, May 26, 2011. Rock Craft by Saya Moriyasu. Revisiting craft projects culled from how-to books from the 1960s to the 1980s,. The following craft was executed by Saya Moriyasu. The Telephone Room Gallery. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Telephone Room is always viewable by appointment at. What is the world's smallest art gallery? The Tollbooth Gallery, coincidentally also in Tacoma, is the world's smallest gallery...

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The Telephone Room: February 2010

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The Telephone Room : Small is Big : artist-driven exhibits and programming. Sunday, February 21, 2010. The Telephone Room will remain Drunk until April. By Kristen Ramirez, that is. . Come see the show for the first time, or make an appointment to fall in love with it all over again . If you need more information about the artist, check out this Q and A from the Seattle Times. Hot off the press! If you'd like some Drunk Dialing. Do Be Careful Cocktail. 1/2 oz. gin. 1/2 oz. cointreau. 1/2 oz. bourbon.

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The Telephone Room: April 2011

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The Telephone Room : Small is Big : artist-driven exhibits and programming. Monday, April 11, 2011. Dead Loss" by Jessica Bender. Coming on April 15, 2001:. Dead Loss. an installation inspired by solitary confinement, padded cells, and blanket forts. By Jessica Bender during the months of April and May, with an opening on Friday, April 15 from 6-9 pm. Jessica is a midwest transplant to the northwest, and her art is about identity. She wants to be a vampire. Jessica's work has previously been seen in the.

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The Telephone Room: October 2010

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The Telephone Room : Small is Big : artist-driven exhibits and programming. Monday, October 25, 2010. Montana (erased)" by Buddy Bunting. An erroneously left answering machine message detailing a stranger's travels through Montana form the basis for Buddy Bunting's. Cemetery at the Montana State Prison near Deer Lodge, Montana,. Photo courtesy of the artist. Creation or bust (honk 4 jesus),. Ink and pencil on paper, 5 x 7 in., 2010. Photo courtesy of the artist. Photo courtesy of the artist. By Buddy Bun...

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The Telephone Room: June 2010

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The Telephone Room : Small is Big : artist-driven exhibits and programming. Wednesday, June 16, 2010. In The Garden/Eternal Flicker Flame Opening. Our June artists, and to everyone who came over last Friday. Pictured here is some of the art on view and some of the fantastic paper lanterns made by visitors. The Telephone Room Gallery. Links to this post. Tuesday, June 15, 2010. How do you do? Chris Sharp meets Nicholas Nyland's. Painted sheet metal, 2010) in the Telephone Room garden annex. Due to unfores...

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The Telephone Room: "Out of the Embers" by Allison Hyde

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The Telephone Room : Small is Big : artist-driven exhibits and programming. Tuesday, September 13, 2011. Out of the Embers" by Allison Hyde. Out of the Embers. The viewer is allowed a private moment to hear lists of other people's most important possessions - allowing reflection upon the potential significance and emotional triggering effects that objects have in our lives. Allison Hyde, "Out of the Embers," installation detail at the Telephone Room Gallery, 2011. Out of the Embers. The Telephone Room is...

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The Telephone Room: What Was Your Favorite Craft?

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The Telephone Room : Small is Big : artist-driven exhibits and programming. Tuesday, May 31, 2011. What Was Your Favorite Craft? That's what we asked some artists as we get ready for the opening of. Http:/ www.eliserichman.com/. My favorite was always drawing "boycentric" drawings. Of cars and dinosaurs and robots. My trouble was when it was realized by my teacher that I was just tracing out of a book with exceptionally thin paper and then adding on my own touches. Usually having to do with dino-robo...

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The Telephone Room: May 2011

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The Telephone Room : Small is Big : artist-driven exhibits and programming. Tuesday, May 31, 2011. What Was Your Favorite Craft? That's what we asked some artists as we get ready for the opening of. Http:/ www.eliserichman.com/. My favorite was always drawing "boycentric" drawings. Of cars and dinosaurs and robots. My trouble was when it was realized by my teacher that I was just tracing out of a book with exceptionally thin paper and then adding on my own touches. Usually having to do with dino-robo...