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David Haidle
June 4 - July 20, 2013
David Haidle and his wife, Helen, have written and illustrated over 45 award-winning books. These books have been published by major Christian publishing houses such as Multnomah, Zondervan, Thomas Nelson, Baker Books, New Leaf Press, and Harvest House. When He is My Shepherd was released in 1989, it won a C. S. Lewis Silver Award. This launched a writing career for Helen and she began writing other picture books, chapter books, devotionals and board books for the youngest children. David transitioned from his fine-art career of lithography and painting large nature images on canvases of 4'x5' and 6'x10'. He learned watercolor and began painting on a greatly reduced format - 11"x16".
This exhibit also features local artists: Adrienne Fritze, Jan Hardenburger, Jack McNally, Kathy Miyashiro, Sandy Dutko, and Greg Lewis
For additional information or to be included on our mailing list contact Linda Church: 503-493-6370 or lchurch@cu-portland.edu.
Magadan, The People and the Place
August 15 - September 25, 2013
Magadan, the People and the Place is an exhibit of Russian photographs by Pavel Zhdanov and Andrey Osipov. Practicing photography since the age of 12, Pavel Zhdanov's outstanding writings and photographs have appeared in numerous photographic albums, books, and booklets, as well as in local and Russian Far East magazines and newspapers. Andrey Osipov's work wins prizes every year at the Far Eastern Book Fair; his photographs are publishes in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kaluga, Khabarovsk, and Magadan. Numerous artifacts from the area will also be on display.
A special presentation about Magadan, the people, the place, and it's history, will be given by Lawrence H. Khlinovski Rockhill, Associate of Scott Polar Research Institute, University of Cambridge in August - date to be determined.
For additional information or to be included on our mailing list contact Linda Church: 503-493-6370 or lchurch@cu-portland.edu.