
The PONCHO auction committee put together the PONCHO Invitational Fine Art Exhibition so that all the art could be on display for public viewing in a salon-style showing before the PONCHO auction. The PONCHO Invitational Fine Art Exhibition will be up from Aug 13-15 and Aug 20-22. Open to the public Noon - 6:00pm at Western Bridge (3412 4th Ave South/ Seattle, WA 98104).

I really liked the outside architecture of the Western Bridge as well as the space inside. Industrial and simple.

Here is my USSR Bloc brooch hung along with: (above) Clouds necklace by Susanne Lechler Osborn, (left) Untitled brooch by Jennifer Howard Kicinski, (middle) USSR Bloc brooch by Ada Rosman (me), (right) Untitled earrings by Trudee Hill.

Close-up of all four pieces:

There were so many great pieces of work. I ended up taking quite a few pictures, but I narrowed the selection down to just a few for the blog.

Afterimage- Stacked Books

Oo

Kussharo Lake Tree, Study 5

a shelf full of all kinds of wonderful pieces:


Two Bugle Flowers

Pluck

ASTM A5

Echo

Stillness at Dawn

Sculptured Chair & Sculptured Ottoman
Some of my friends/classmates also had donated a piece so it was really nice to meet up with them there and spend some time together. I love how we all are looking somewhere else and have interesting facial expressions.

The 8th Annual Invitational Fine Art Auction will be on Saturday, October 3, 2009, 5:00pm at the Sheraton Seattle Hotel (1400 Sixth Avenue/ Seattle, WA 98101).

If you would like more information about the auction and ticket/pricing levels head on over to the PONCHO website: PONCHO.org
3 comments:
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Humayun
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Your brooch is beautiful, Ada! (As are the other pieces) Thanks for sharing these pictures! :D
Thanks Katie! There were so many lovely pieces of work.... I couldn't stop taking photos.
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