Community Gallery
The Community Gallery is Rogue Gallery’s more intimate exhibition space. Each year we host up to eight exhibitions in this gallery that feature individual artists, smaller scale work, and smaller group exhibitions.
Current Exhibit
FRESH COLORS: An Alice Stambaugh Retrospective
June 28–August 9, 2024
RECEPTION: Friday, July 19, 5–8pm
Alice Stambaugh (1920– 2014) was a member of AMBUS, a local women’s artist collective. Alice’s watercolors and collages shared her joy and happiness. Join us in celebrating Alice’s artwork through this retrospective and sale.
About the Artist
“Alice was born in 1920 in Connecticut, majored in art at Skimore College (class of ‘42) and went to work in advertising and illustration for a Hartford jeweler. WWII brought marriage and huge changes including a life in rural Montana and children. In the 1950’s the family moved to New Mexico where she painted landscapes in oil and worked for a photographer.
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Alice Stambaugh, Another Happy Day, watercolor
Upcoming Exhibit
Clouds & Water: Photographic Double-exposures
by Al Crane
August 16–September 27, 2024
RECEPTION: Friday, August 16, 5–8pm
Local photographer Al Crane captures the fleeting beauty, power, and mystery of water and clouds using double-exposure photographs composed in camera.
About the Exhibit
Approximately one hundred years ago, Alfred Stieglitz began working on his series of cloud photographs which he referred to as “equivalents” of his most profound experiences in life. These images inspired me when I first saw them in 1983 at the National Gallery in Washington, DC, and they still inspire me when I look at them today.
My images of clouds and water in this show are far removed from Stieglitz’s famous photos in many ways, but they share a common desire: personal expression through photographing the physical world.
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