SEEDS Fine Art Exhibits

Finalizing the conservation work on location at Concordia University. 

On to what is next for 2013!

Starting out the year at Concordia University, Irvine for the conservation of the permanent collection of 60 artworks all on display 24-7 in Grimm Hall Buildings. It is a wonderful privilege to be the curators and care for this art collection. Cindi is cleaning our Jim Sherraden mono print works from his incredible shop at The Hatch Show Prints.

Celebrating “The Last Word” Part 2

Guy Kinnear

Barry Krammes

Michele Laughlin

Jeff LeFever

Susan Savage

Lucien Saxon

LeRoy Schmaltz

Duncan Simcoe

Kent Twitchell

Wendy Widell Wolff

Celebrating “The Last Word”

Issac Anderson & Adam Watts

iLia Anossov

Moses Ball

Tony Caltabiano

Alice Emmons

Wayne Forte

Lalo Garcia

Tommy Hollenstein

Regina Jacobson

Nov 25 SEEDS closed “The Last Word” exhibit in Hollywood.
More to come as we develop our next exhibits.

Artist Wendy Widell Wolff admires Guy Kinnear’s diptych on loan from the San Luis Obispo Museum with a friend

The artists and artworks of The Last Word. Thanks to the Grove Center for Arts and Media and St John’s Lutheran Church of Orange.

Artists from “The Last Word” SEEDS Art Exhibit for Preaching in a Visual Age Conference.

These Southland artists presented are: Tony Caltabiano, Tommy Hollenstein, Guy Kinnear, Michele Laughlin, and Jeff LeFever with those in the photo.

Top row: Alice Emmons, Susan Savage, Cindi Rhodes (SEEDS), LeRoy Schmaltz, Regina Jacobson, Kari Dunham, Isaac Anderson & Adam Watts.

Bottom row: Duncan Simcoe, Barry Krammes, Wayne Forte, iLia Anossov, Lucien Saxon, Denise Weyhrich (SEEDS), Kent Twitchell, Lalo Garcia, Wendy Widell Wolff, and Moses Ball.

“The Last Word”

The SEEDS exhibit is titled “The Last Word” based on Acts 28:30 as Paul was coming to the end of his ministry.  We are attempting to answer the question, “If you were to die tomorrow, what would be your last message via your art?”

The exhibit will be on view for the month of November for the Ecclesia Congregation and the Hollywood community.

The national conference is “Preaching in a Visual Age” November 1 - 3 2012 at the classic Hollywood Pacific Theater (now Ecclesia Church) in Hollywood CA, and sponsored by the Oglivie Institute, the Brehm Center, Calvin Institute for Christian Worship, CIVA and Ecclesia Hollywood. 

This exhibit of Southland artists is curated by Cindi Zech Rhodes and Denise Kufus Weyhrich. Artists are: Isaac Anderson & Adam Watts, iLia Anossov, Tony Caltabiano, Alice Emmons, Wayne Forte, Lalo Garcia, Tommy Hollenstein, Guy Kinnear, Regina Jacobson, Barry Krammes, Michele Laughlin, Jeff LeFever, Susan Savage, Lucien Saxon, LeRoy Schmaltz, Duncan Simcoe, Kent Twitchell, and Wendy Widell Wolff.

http://www.brehmcenter.com/initiatives/ogilvieinstitute/conferences/preaching_in_a_visual_age/

Ecclesia Hollywood 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollywood_Pacific_Theatre