Artist Mends Place by Stitching Paintings Together

Torn and cut canvas paintings of endangered landscapes are carefully stitched back together in representation of the "mending" of places that are barely hanging on by a thread.
By: Sara Everett
 
SEATTLE - March 8, 2018 - PRLog -- For her upcoming April show at Core Gallery in Pioneer Square, Sara Everett has mended endangered landscapes. Opening on April 5, 2018 these artworks of paint and thread will be on view through April 28th.

Everett's particular style of painting lends itself well to a series on disappearing wild lands. Her work involves a distinct process of destruction. Everett paints on canvas, and then cuts or tears her paintings into pieces and strips. The destroyed painting then becomes the fabric of something new. Her series of endangered animal portraiture was unique in how the carefully rendered painting disintegrated into tattered and torn strips. For "Mending Place" these landscapes become pieced-together tapestries, the threads holding them together as design elements.

"Mending Place" will open during Pioneer Square's art walk at Core Gallery, 117 Prefontaine Place South. The exhibit will run through April 28th.

About Sara Everett

Sara Everett's work has been shown in Seattle galleries, and internationally in Ireland, Finland and Monaco. She has been an awardee of a Vermont Studio Center Artist Fellowship as well as a printmaking residency in Co. Donegal, Ireland. A working painter, Everett also consults as an art director for real estate development in the Seattle area, and serves on the Board of Directors of Seattle's Center on Contemporary Art.

For more information about Sara Everett, visit www.SaraEverett.com or contact info@saraeverett.com. Additional images are provided on request.

About CORE GALLERY

CORE GALLERY is a non-profit art gallery located on the ground floor of the Tashiro Kaplan arts building in Pioneer Square. Established in December 2010, Core Gallery features the work of 20 professional artists covering a wide range of disciplines, including drawing, painting, photography, sculpture, metalwork, furniture-making and multimedia formats.

The address is 117 Prefontaine Pl. S., Seattle.  Hours: Wednesday through Saturday 12-6.

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