Did you know that The Boomerang Fine Arts Gallery features over 300 linear feet of wall space, featuring local artists that are rotated on a monthly basis?
In May, Boomerang will kick the month off by hosting artwork with a wide and diverse interpretation of the theme “Paper – Made, Formed and Simply Used Up.”
The exhibition will include original pieces submitted by amateurs and professionals from around Clark County. The artwork is based on paper or has paper as the key medium.
Be the first to see these creative pieces on May 5th at the community reception, during Vancouver Downtown Association’s First Friday, from 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm. There will be live music and light refreshments.
The exhibit will be available for viewing through Friday, May 26th. Admission is free and is fun for the whole family.
If you are interested in displaying your art at Boomerang or receiving “Call for Art Submissions”, email [email protected] for more information about the application process.
About the Curators:
Juleen Eun Sun Johnson grew up in Valdez, Alaska. Johnson earned her MFA in Visual Studies at Pacific Northwest College of Art, Portland, OR. She had a solo-exhibition at the Steinbeck Museum in Salinas, CA and commissioned by Natividad Medical Center for a large-scale installation piece. Johnson currently writes and creates art in Portland, OR.
Tom Relth was born in Los Angeles and earned an MA in Drawing and Painting from California State University Fullerton, California. Relth worked the print graphics field and returned to painting, while teaching art and exhibiting in Morocco. Relth keeps his art studio in downtown Vancouver WA.
