Pleasures of the
Garden: visualizing the Song of Songs, an exhibition curated by Alice
Dubiel
In collaboration with the Song of Songs Music Festival at St. James
Cathedral, Seattle, local artist Alice Dubiel is curating an exhibition
featuring works especially created for this event in the cathedral’s
chapel. The poetic texts evoke gardens, plants and the loyalties among
people, both private and civic. Several of the artists keep gardens,
maintain labyrinths, work with plant imagery or abstracted natural
forms. Such sources inspire art and text celebrating the lush landscape,
the intimacy of an enclosed garden, and domestic employment. The
exhibition will be on display April 15 through May 31, 2010.
For more information regarding the exhibition, 206.782.7455 or
alicedubiel@planetart.us
Artists participating: (click artist's name for image links or contact)
Barbara Bruch
Lou Cabeen
Lara Candland
Alice Dubiel
Kathryn Glowen
Moria Peters
additional images
Karin Schminke
Sarah
Teofanov
Gillian Theobald


images from Karin Schminke: Columbine 2, Laser etched acrylic
on aluminum, 20 x 16 in, 2009; and Wild Tomato, pigment ink
and acrylic on aluminum, 24 x 24 in, 2009 will appear in this
exhibition

image from Barbara Bruch: Pomegranate Painting, acrylic on
paper, will appear in this exhibition

image from Gillian Theobald: Golden Garden, acrylic on canvas
Detail of South Transept Stained Glass Window, St. James Cathedral. Charles Connick, 1916-1917.