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Faculty Exhibits and Accolades
| Joe Spooner has taught cartooning at MHCC for over 20 years and we are proud to announce he has had his first book published, The Elephant Walk, a children’s book originally written as a gift for his daughter when she was 2. His book is now on exhibit at the Faculty Art Exhibit in the MHCC Visual Arts Gallery. It is also available at amazon.com |
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MHCCs very own, Stephen Mickey, continues to have professional success as one of his tea bowls was juried into the Strictly Functional Pottery National exhibit out of 980 hopefuls. Less than a hundred were chosen.
“Clearly, quite remarkable work is being done, and it's always an honor to see and respond to a cross-section of creative voices in the ceramics field… I came away from the experience feeling buoyantly confident about the "health" of the pottery being done in our community of clay loving folks! Fresh ideas and the spirit of inquiry were so apparent in the pots I saw…” John Glick 2005 Juror
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Leslie Cheney-Parr, MHCC Visual Arts part-time faculty member who has taught watercolor for almost 10 years, is currently exhibiting her work at the following locations:
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Home and Garden Exhibit
Gresham Arts Alliance, City Hall Gallery
1333 SE Eastman Parkway
Gresham, OR 97030
503-618-2360 |
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WSO Fall Annual
Umpqua Valley Arts Assoc.
1624 W. Harvard Ave.
Roseburg, OR 97470
6 Oct to 27 Nov
Award Winner
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