Thank you Cannon Beach Community!

I had a great time at the 

Cannon Beach Arts Association.

Below I have posted some of the highlights from my time there and show.

I want to say thank you to the grievers that came to my workshop.



The gallery


 The Art Collectors




The Amazing Meagan & Cara
These two work hard to provide workshops and a great gallery space

 

The Friends: Sharon, Bev & Ann,
Not Pictured Moe, Marilyn & Taylor
Means a lot to me that you came to support me!

The Barberini Tapestries

When I am not in the studio, I am the art conservator 

at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art 

on the University of Oregon Campus.

Last year at the museum, we installed the Barberini Tapestries. 

During the course of my own studies I spent some time in Italy 

right after the death of my father, John. There I learned about conservation, 

art as a dispute resolution tool and how to mend a broken heart.

I often think about my time there and hope to return.

Recently, I was able to meet up with some local artists and 

discuss the experience our prep team had and how 

wonderful it was to work with the conservators from 

The Cathedral of St. John the Divine. 

Me & Clancy, our new intern for 2017 -18

The amazing JSMA Prep crew with the 

wonderful conservators from 

The Cathedral of St. John the Divine

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The Barberini Bees

Bev Soasey and others enjoying

 the richness of 17 c. Italian Style

My fav the "Adoration of the Magi"

Thank you for coming by amazing art ladies!

The Tapestries are only up until Jan. 21st.

Can't come in person check out this interactive 

online learning experience created by the 

University of Oregon's Geography and Campus GIS Office.

Exciting project to work on!

Beth

See Like An Artist: Art, Grief, And Reconciliation

Date: Saturday March 31st, 2018

Cannon Beach History Center & Museum

Location: 1387 S Spruce St, Cannon Beach, OR 97110

Time: 11:00am – 2:00pm (includes 1 hour lunch break)

Cost: Cannon Beach Arts Association Member: $30/ Non-Member: $35

Register online now! 

Or call 503-436-0744 for more registration options

Class space is limited and requires booking ahead of time.

Learning to see like an artist can enhance creative solutions to the problems of everyday life, especially during grief, loss or conflict. Looking at examples from art history can sharpen the inherent ability to “see” as humans while unlocking our potential for change. Participants will develop skills for noticing elements from art that engage the senses and your heart surrounding loss. Learn how to dissect an art piece and create a personalized collage using found images and the tools learned in class. Artist Beth I. Robinson will share rich examples from the art world, simple drawing exercises and artistic prompts to allow avenues for “seeing” and exploring grief differently.  

Student notes: participants are encouraged to bring a packed lunch. A break will be encouraged to honor the topic at hand.

Looking forward to seeing you in Cannon Beach!

Happy New YEAR!

May you enjoy 365 days of good health!

All the Best,

Beth

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