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Selected ExhibitionsBe Our Guest: A Progressive Invitational, Ohio Craft Museum, Jan, 2010Women In Wood, Arrowmont Gallery Exhibition, Gatlinburg, TN, Oct, 2009 SOFA Chicago, del Mano Gallery, Chicago, IL, Nov, 2009 Flora & Fauna: Small Works In Wood, del Mano Gallery, Los Angeles, CA, Aug, 2009 Turned & Sculpted Wood, del Mano Gallery, Los Angeles, CA, July 2009 Spirit of the Southwest Exhibition, AAW, Albuquerque, NM, June 2009 SOFA West: Santa Fe, del Mano Gallery, Santa Fe, NM, June 2009 Restful Places - Cremation Urns, Gallery of Wood Art, AAW, St. Paul, MN, Jan, 2009 EAFA, 33rd Annual Invitational, Award of Merit, Redmond, Washington, Nov-Dec, 2008 Northwest Woodturning Invitational, Ridenbaugh Art Gallery, Moscow, Idaho, Sept, 2008 Equine Art 2007, First Place - Objet d' Art, Emerald Downs, Auburn, Washington, 2008 Edmonds Art Festival, Edmonds, Washington, 2008 8th Sculptural Wood Exhibit, American Art Company, Tacoma, Washington, April, 2008 Small Treasures Exhibition, del Mano Gallery, Los Angeles, California, 2008 Woodturning in Basic Black, AAW, Chicago SOFA, 2007 Equine Art 2007, First Place - Objet d' Art, Emerald Downs, Auburn, Washington, 2007 Edmonds Art Festival, Edmonds, Washington, 2007 Art of Our Mothers, Edmonds Center for the Arts, Edmonds, Washington, May, 2007 7th Sculptural Wood Exhibit, American Art Company, Tacoma, Washington, April, 2007 Exhibit, Blue Heron Gallery, Vashon Island, Washington, March, 2007 Small Treasures Exhibition, del Mano Gallery, Los Angeles, California, 2007 Step Up To The Plate Exhibition, American Association of Woodturners, 2006 Small Treasures Exhibition, del Mano Gallery, Los Angeles, California, 2006 Arts of the Terrace, Mountlake Terrace, Washington, 2005 Edmonds Arts Festival, Edmonds, Washington, 2005 Edmonds Arts Festival, Edmonds, Washington, 2004 Demonstrations / TeachingSouthern Arizona Woodturners Association, Phoenix, AZ, Nov, 2009Prescott Area Woodturners, Prescott, AZ, Nov, 2009 Inland Northwest Woodturners, Spokane, WA, Oct, 2009 Ohio Valley Woodturners Guild Symposium, West Harrison, IN, Oct, 2009 American Association of Woodturners Symposium, Albuquerque, NM, Jun, 2009 Skagit Valley Woodturning Club, Mount Vernon, WA, Apr, 2009 Showcase Woodworking Show, Saratoga Springs, NY, Mar, 2009 Rocky Mountain Woodturning Symposium, Loveland, CO, Sep, 2008 Northwest Woodturners Club, Portland, OR, Sep, 2008 Utah Woodturning Symposium, Orem, UT, May, 2008 Woodturners of Olympia, Olympia, WA, Apr, 2008 Mid-Columbia Woodturners, Kennewick, WA, Mar, 2008 Artist Connect, Edmonds, WA, Feb, 2008 Victoria Woodturners, Victoria, B.C., Canada, Jan, 2008 Ohio Valley Woodturners Guild Symposium, West Harrison, IN, Oct, 2007 West Coast Round-Up Symposium, Vancouver, B.C., Canada, Sep, 2007 American Association of Woodturners Symposium, Portland, OR, Jun, 2007 Skagit Valley Woodturning Club, Mount Vernon, WA, Oct, 2006 South Puget Sound Woodturning Club, Fife, WA, Sep, 2006 American Association of Woodturners Symposium, Louisville, KY, Jun, 2006 Seattle AAW Chapter, Redmond, WA, Jun, 2006 Woodcentral Gathering, Elijay, GA, Apr, 2006 Olympic Peninsula Woodturners, Bremerton, WA, Apr, 2006 Selected PublicationsAmerican Woodturner Journal, "Woodturning in Basic Black", Winter, 2007The Gourd Magazine, "Making & Use of Home-Made Brands", Winter, 2006 Woodturning Design, "Bowl with the Branded Rim", Winter, 2006 American Woodturning Journal, Page One, Winter, 2005 Woodturning Design, Designer's Showcase, 2005 Packard Woodworks Catalog, Cover photo, Fall, 2005 More Woodturning, "Molly's Branding Process", Vol. 9, #4, May, 2004 Gallery RepresentationAmerican Art Company; Tacoma, WashingtonArt Merchant International; Monroe, Washington del Mano Gallery, Los Angeles, California Semantics Gallery; Edmonds, Washington ![]() Artist StatementI was introduced to woodturning while in high school, but it wasn't until 22 years later that I again stepped in front of a lathe. In 1998, I sold my Vocational Rehabilitation business so I could be home with my growing family. At the time, my husband presented me with a lathe of my own, but I wouldn't have the opportunity to work with it regularly until my children reached school age. A brief exploration in pottery introduced me to the importance of form and design, the foundation to any embellishment of my turning, be it branding, pyrography, coloring, texturing, or carving. I endeavor to make wood pieces that pursue excellence of form and beg to be picked up and caressed. When exploring a source of inspiration for my surface enhancements, I looked to my interests in Native American and prehistoric art. Since childhood I have been facinated by the creative expression of native North American cultures, petroglyphs of the Columbia Plateau of the Northwest, as well as the cave art of Lascaux, France and Altimira, Spain. My artwork reflects their influences. |
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