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Greenspot Tea House & Art Gallery
3318 Bridgeport Way W
University Place, WA 98466
253.565.2832
Located between 33rd and 35th on Bridgeport Way, heading south from
the Tacoma Narrows Bridge
For driving directions, click here.
3318 Bridgeport Way W
University Place, WA 98466
253.565.2832
Located between 33rd and 35th on Bridgeport Way, heading south from
the Tacoma Narrows Bridge
For driving directions, click here.
| Greenspot Tea House & Art Gallery 3318 Bridgeport Way W, University Place, WA 98466 253.565.2832 |
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BIOGRAPHY of Roger Shurtleff
now on display at Green Spot
I have always had a passion for creating. Born in
the Seattle area, my talent grew because of my
artistic family. My father, in particular,
encouraged art to be an integral part of my life. I
was adept at many jobs in my youth, from
bartender to forest ranger to training as a pilot.
However, my strong urge to represent my ideas
and feelings in medium led me to earn a BA from
the University of Washington. Embracing the call
from my youth, I continue to pursue my gift for
making visual art.
I paint in many mediums: acrylic on paper, oil on
linen, encaustic on panel. In all of them I strive to
follow my introspective nature, and a fascination
with historical, cultural, and natural narratives. I
wish to create contemporary work as profound
and mythic as petroglyphs and religious icons. In
these older art forms, I see threads that extend to
the present, and I seek to reflect their essence in
my artwork.
now on display at Green Spot
I have always had a passion for creating. Born in
the Seattle area, my talent grew because of my
artistic family. My father, in particular,
encouraged art to be an integral part of my life. I
was adept at many jobs in my youth, from
bartender to forest ranger to training as a pilot.
However, my strong urge to represent my ideas
and feelings in medium led me to earn a BA from
the University of Washington. Embracing the call
from my youth, I continue to pursue my gift for
making visual art.
I paint in many mediums: acrylic on paper, oil on
linen, encaustic on panel. In all of them I strive to
follow my introspective nature, and a fascination
with historical, cultural, and natural narratives. I
wish to create contemporary work as profound
and mythic as petroglyphs and religious icons. In
these older art forms, I see threads that extend to
the present, and I seek to reflect their essence in
my artwork.
| Celebrating the Chinese New Year at Green SPot Time: Saturday, February 20, 2010 1:00 - 5:00pm. Program Original Painting Show and Sale Zuolie Deng (邓作列) Classical Chinese Music Performance: Erhu and Flute Allen W. Chen (陳 文 新) Dan Harrison Jinliang Ji (計金粱) Demonstration of Chinese Brush Painting Zuolie Deng (邓作列) Calligraphy Demonstration Have your name or favorite characters written in Chinese Shiang-yu Lee (李湘渝) Fortune Telling Yun-Yi Ho (贺允宜教授) |