Studio 2507

June 30, 2010

July Exhibit: Marcus Gannuscio

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Please join us this First Friday for a glass of wine and reception with the artist Marcus Gannuscio. He will be exhibiting recent realist figurative paintings.

June 4, 2010

June 2010

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Featuring the work of Geoff Dorn
We will be unveiling a temporary mural and pieces for purchase in Geoff Dorn’s modern pop art style.

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May 4, 2010

First Friday May 7th Exhibit: Shawn Demarest

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"Beautiful Slog "

April 1, 2010

April First Friday Exhibit: Barb Campbell and Javier Cervantes

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Javier  Cervantes Ceramic Vessel

Barb Campbell TeapotsSTUDIO 2507 will exhibit the ceramic artwork of Corvallis artists Barb Campbell and Javier Cervantes from April 2nd-April 30th.
Barb Campbell’s whimsical ceramics include functional and non functional artwork.
Javier Cervantes will display recent ceramic sculptures and ceramic paintings.

We will be having an opening reception for the artists from 6-9 pm on Friday April 2nd. Come meet the artists and celebrate with  a glass of wine or cheer in one of Barb’s beautiful little cups!!!

March 5, 2010

Rachel Austin Map Paintings

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This show of map paintings by Rachel Austin is fun and whimsical, with maps as the background for her beautiful flowers, and birds this will put us all in the swing of Spring. Rachel is also painting a mural on the wall to frame her art work.

Reception 6-9 pm Friday March 5th

March 5th First Friday Reception: Rachel Austin

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Parkshore 5 x 5

January 30, 2010

February Exhibit: Brent Pruitt -”FELT UP” Valentine’s Exhibit!!!

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In conjunction with the upcoming Valentine’s Day ,  Studio 2507 will host “FELT UP: queer, erotic, tomfoolery” an exhibit of the humorous genitalia –themed paintings of Brent Pruitt.


Brent Pruitt is an artist and designer currently based in Portland, Oregon. He studied film and communications at Antioch College with a concentration in sociology and queer studies.

He started painting as an exercise in self-exploration and visual expression of his creative writing. Brent has continued in this vein often touching on topics of body image, social justice, gender/queer issues, mortality, existentialism and the environment. He is fascinated by the use of messaging and art as propaganda.

Brent has a talent for reducing visual elements to their most basic, iconic representation while allowing the complexity of the message to remain intact and be felt. He is strongly influenced by minimalism, constructivism and abstract expressionism.

Opening Reception Friday February 5th from 6-9 pm. Please join us!!!

STUDIO 2507 is located at 2507 SE Clinton. 503 957 6800

Exhibit runs from Feb 1-27th

Felt Penis: 69de FlowerArtist Brent Pruitt

January 9, 2010

January Exhibition: Louis Delgato

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Louis Delgato’s intricate metal and glass sculptures and his beautiful new encaustic paintings will be exhibited at the gallery from January 4-31st.

A photo of Louis Delgato's Sculpture and Encaustic paintings at Studio 2507

December 2, 2009

December First Friday

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New works by:

Annie Meyer- new landscapes.

 Barb Campbell- unique ceramic sculpture.

Elizabeth Rohloff- limited edition and one of a kind hats and accessories.

Show opens on Friday, December 4th, 6pm to 9pm

October 17, 2009

November First Friday

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Artist Statement
JACQULINE HURLBERT

My process involves a combination of quick, aggressive clay manipulation and methodical rendering of detail. This dichotomy gives me the finished look and feel that I want. I love the responsive nature of clay and I use the cracks and stretch marks of a thrown slab to generate tension in the surface. This stretching of the clay lends character and interest to the figures I create.

I use few tools and find that my hands suffice for most of the sculpting.  I work quickly and with much gusto. I find that this gives me a finished piece that has energy and life in it. After the artwork is dry, I fire it to cone 05, this prepares it for the final surface treatment.

I am rather unorthodox in my finishes. I use everything I can get my hands on, including underglazes, oils, waxes and /or acrylics.

What I try to do in clay is to communicate my thoughts and ideas through symbolism. Each piece is a unique expression of my response to my inner world and my world around me. 

Please join Studio 2507 for the First Friday Artists’ Reception on November 6th, 2009. 6pm to 9pm.

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