| Portland Oregon Gallery News Update | Wednesday, July 18, 2007 by Steve Hill |
Filed under: Exhibits and Events
Portland, Oregon Gallery News Update
. . . When one door closes, another will open.
After 8 years serving the Portland fine arts community with flair and character, Yoshida’s Fine Art Gallery in Portland, Oregon, closed their doors on June 11, 2007. I would like to thank Linda Yoshida for the rare opportunity to exhibit at the gallery and to be involved in the annual “Observing Oregon” paint-outs and group shows.
My very special thanks go to the incredible gallery staff: mainly Kevin Weaver, David Baumann and Cherise Miller for 2 years of close affiliation plus successful sales and connections with clients while representing my artwork at the gallery. Fare thee well to all of you – it was a grand experience in so many ways!
New Portland Gallery
I am quite pleased and much honored to announce my new gallery affiliation at The Gottlieb Gallery in downtown Portland.
Since purchasing the business in the early 90’s, Julie Gottlieb has proudly positioned her gallery as one of the Pacific Northwest’s leading venues of the highest quality fine art.
Her personal approach to successful pairings of quality artwork, artists and clients is not only common knowledge in the Portland art scene, but comes from careful selections that rely upon her innate ability to identify and cultivate excellence in fine art at every level.
Visit the gallery website: www.gottliebgallery.com to see and experience the artwork and artists firsthand. I look forward to re-connecting with my Portland area clients and collectors at:
The Gottlieb Gallery
220 SW Yamhill
Portland, Oregon, 97204.
(503) 241-1070.
email: gottgall@msn.com
. . . When one door closes, another will open.
After 8 years serving the Portland fine arts community with flair and character, Yoshida’s Fine Art Gallery in Portland, Oregon, closed their doors on June 11, 2007. I would like to thank Linda Yoshida for the rare opportunity to exhibit at the gallery and to be involved in the annual “Observing Oregon” paint-outs and group shows.
My very special thanks go to the incredible gallery staff: mainly Kevin Weaver, David Baumann and Cherise Miller for 2 years of close affiliation plus successful sales and connections with clients while representing my artwork at the gallery. Fare thee well to all of you – it was a grand experience in so many ways!
New Portland Gallery
I am quite pleased and much honored to announce my new gallery affiliation at The Gottlieb Gallery in downtown Portland.
Her personal approach to successful pairings of quality artwork, artists and clients is not only common knowledge in the Portland art scene, but comes from careful selections that rely upon her innate ability to identify and cultivate excellence in fine art at every level.
The Gottlieb Gallery
220 SW Yamhill
Portland, Oregon, 97204.
(503) 241-1070.
email: gottgall@msn.com
Reader Comments
1. Friday, August 10, 2007 @ 11:54:09 AM by Sue Smith
Hello Steven~
I wanted to tell you what a treat it was for me to find your blog and web site. I thought it was a beautiful presentation, I connected to your artist statement, and just wanted to pass along my thanks to you for brightening up my morning. The next time I'm in Portland (actually this coming weekend) I will visit The Gottlieb Gallery because I would love to see your work in person.
best regards,
Sue Smith
http://www.suecsmith.com
2. Sunday, October 07, 2007 @ 9:36:37 PM by D.R. Buchanan
Hello Steven, years ago I brought a old truck, a G.M.C. from the mid west to a artist around the Portland area. it was his grandfathers. just wondering if it was you ?
3. Friday, May 02, 2008 @ 12:47:08 AM by kate scott
jeeez Steve what if one can't add?! (that refers to the spam protection on your site....) Just wanted to tell you how much i love the figureative bar scene you have here......it's the first time i've seen you do something like that...and i definitely think you should do some more with people in them! This one is wonderful! See you two when you get home! xo kate
4. Saturday, June 14, 2008 @ 2:39:42 PM by terry wagar
In portland oregon, Joan Wagar and Eric Carlson are in A Murder conspiracy together.
And Clackamas Walmart are acttively helping them by hideing Eric's employment there from me and my family.
For over A year now Eric Carlson has been going by the name gashel, last name unknown by me, he dyed his hair black, and Walmart agreed to hide his Identity from my daughter, who also worked at that store.
Joan and Eric have friends in Authority protecting Joan and Eric from prosecution.
I have reported this repeatedly to the Authority's and they are ignoring Joan and Eric's CONSPIRACY.
I would be more than happy to Testify to this but the Authority's are covering this up so my testimony would simply dissapear.
My name is Terry Wagar and Im backing up these charges.
Nomatter how many people Joan and Eric poisoned the Authority's here in portland Oregon refuse to arrest them.
Im making these charges public because of the blatent coverup of these charges.