This event is hosted by Verge PDX

Please join us for the opening reception of Danielle Schlunegger-Warner's solo exhibition at the Red Fox in North Portland on Sunday February 5th, 7-9pm.

This solo exhibition will be on display at Red Fox during regular business hours for the month of February. If you aren't able to make the opening, be sure to stop by during the month.

The Red Fox
5128 N Albina
Portland OR 97217
3pm - 1:30am daily
The Red Fox is 21 and over.
http://www.redfoxpdx.com/

The Marcus Kelli Collection was conceived as a portable space that converts into a natural history museum. Housed within a room sized canvas expedition tent, the museum is complete with interactive exhibits, specimens, artifacts, and windows looking out on hand built dioramas. Guests to the Museum can immerse themselves into the life of 19th century naturalist, Marcus Kelli, exploring at their own depth and pace. In this special installation hosted by BOYS FORT in downtown Portland, visitors can read Marcus Kelli's personal letters and inspect objects hands on in order to unravel his story.  

Show Runs: October 9th – January 1st

Opening Reception: October 9th 2-5 pm

Artist Talk & Museum Performance: November 13th2pm

BOYS FORT

902 SW Morrison Street

Portland, Oregon 97205

(Corner of 9th & Morrison)

Gallery Hours: Tue – Sat: 11am – 6pm, Sun – Mon: Noon - 5pm

Phone: 503-567-1015

http://boysfort.com/

With over a million known species, and possibly ten times that many yet to be discovered, insects make up the vast majority of the planet’s diversity. They buzz, crawl, flit, hop, swim, hover, swarm, and inch their way in our urban cracks and crevices, in the undergrowth, through the air, in ponds and streams, and everywhere else. They are seen in turn as fascinating, beautiful, creepy, useful, pestilent, and, to some, inspiring. 

(processing) is an exhibition of nine Bay Area contemporary artists whose work is an attempt to come to terms with “the archive” – society’s endless library of objects and information. They have appropriated and researched their family photographs, created weavings based on California climate data, built a fictional 19th-century natural history collection, and sorted piles of plastic cultural objects found on the beach.

Featuring Bay Area Artists:

• Bay Area Society for Art & Activism
• Carrie Hott
• Rose Khor
• Richard Lang and Judith Selby Lang
• Heather Murphy
• Sugata Ray
• Danielle Schlunegger
• Andrew Ananda Voogel
• Tali Weinberg

Gallery Hours: Tuesday through Saturday, 12 – 5 pm

Free, Accessible, and Open to the Public

Opens First Friday October 2nd 6-9pm
On view through October 31st, 2015

I will be have several sculptures and some smaller items available at Walrus for the month of October. At Walrus, you'll find repurposed and upcycled vintage items and pre-owned goods. Please join me for an artists reception for Oakland's First Friday in October. 

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Artist Reception: Saturday Sept 12, 5-7pm

In this show each artist is exploring the concept of story telling and narrative art. Each has their own unique view point and story to tell, whether its' through the use of figurative and animal imagery, or the examination of our own selves.

Featuring Bay Area Artists:

• Megan Keelan
• Freya Prowe
• Anna Vaughan
• Crystal Morsey
• Michael McConnell 
• Danielle Schlunegger
• Kerri Lee Johnson

Opening Reception Saturday August 22nd

Participating Artists

• Felicia Ann
• Danielle Schlunegger
• Yosiell Lorenzo

Opening reception Thurs, Aug. 13th 5-9pm

This show continues Ghost Gallery's 8-month series of featuring female-identifying artists in the main gallery from March - October 2015.

Participating artists include:

• Amber Imrie-Situnayake (CA)
• Amber Maykut (Brooklyn)
• Anastasia Zielinski
• Anne La Fever
• Bunneah Munkeah
• Caitlin McCormack (PA)
• Clarita Hinojosa 
• Crystal Blanchflower 
• Danielle Schlunegger (CA)
• Domonique Alesi (PA)
• Donia (NYC)
• Elizabeth Arzani 
• Emily Marie Clark 
• Holly Martz
• Ilona Brustad 
• Inna Peck
• Jessica Bonin
• Jody Joldersma
• Kaitlin Beckett (Melbourne)
• Karla Fuller-Palmer
• Krisna Schumann 
• Kristine Helgager 
• Laura Tempest Zakroff
• Lisa Mei Ling Fong 
• Michelle Smith-Lewis 
• Meredith Stafford
• Patricia Sullivan (NJ)
• Rebecca Luncan Raven 
• Rebecca Reeves (PA)
• Shayna Yasuhara (CA)
• Whitney Bashaw 
• Zoë Williams (NY)

Opening Reception July 10th 6pm-8pm

Cabinets of curiosities were seventeenth century collections of strange and unclassifiable objects that gave rise to a new view of the natural world as something that was endlessly transforming. Early scientists believed they could gain an understanding of how the world functioned by discovering invisible similarities from the arrangement of curios. In the tradition of the earliest museums, this exhibition presents eight artists whose work celebrates wonder and curiosity while still keeping the shifting manipulation of the natural world in mind.

Participating Artists

• Ryan McJunkin 
• Amber Imrie-Situnayake
• Danielle schlunegger
• Tyler Thrasher
• Alan Grizzell 
• Jenna Trost
• Crystal Morey
• Yosiell Lorenzo

Paxton Gate

Opening Reception May 23rd 6-8pm

Peephole Gallery at Alter Space, 1158 Howard St. San Francisco

Opening Reception January 18th 7-10 pm

The Marcus Kelli Collection presents A Life Abroad- a glance into the transformative journey that lead to Marcus Kelli’s endeavors as an amateur naturalist. Visitors are encouraged inspect and interact with the landscapes inspired by Kelli’s 1838 expedition to the California Coast. Alongside precious glimpses at animals and habitats that are now lost, the collection revels the early history of Mr. Kelli’s life and the mysterious incident that lead him to his obsessive studies.