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Artist Exhibitions:
Exhibitions:
2010
Art/Not Terminal Gallery,
Featured Artist in January
2010, Seattle, WA.
Phinney Center Gallery, 2
Person Show in August 2010,
Seattle, WA.
2009
VA 2009 National Arts
Competition, "An Orange Bison
in America" Mixed Media
Collage won Best of Show,
Puget Sound Regional Show,
American Lake, WA
VA ...
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Artist Galleries:
Art/Not Terminal Gallery,
Seattle, WA
Upstream People Gallery,
Omaha, NE
Infinity Art Gallery,
Portland, OR...
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Artist Reviews:
IMMEDIATE PRESS RELEASE
MARK W. LUBICH
RECEIVES SPECIAL RECOGNITION
Artist MARK W. LUBICH of
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON has
received TWO Special
Recognition Merit Awards for
his artwork in the
"8th Annual Summer All Media
Juried Online International
Art Exhibition hosted by
Upstream People Gallery.
This international exhibition
received approximately 600
entries ...
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Collections:
Wolfgang & Gaby Nesselrodt,
Berlin, Germany
Robyn Chernick, Seattle,
Washington, USA
Luke & Betty Anthony, Santa
Clara, California, USA
Cora Miyagawa, Honolulu,
Hawaii, USA
Marilyn Coombs, Montesano,
Washington, USA
Ron Hertel, Tacoma,
Washington, USA
Dean Miyagawa, Reno, Nevada,
USA
Ed Hillsman, Tampa, Florida,
USA
Mike Cantu & Dr Mike Tomkins,
Tacoma, Washington, USA
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Commissions:
City of Bremerton "Banners on
Pacific Avenue" Project. My
fused glass piece, "Celebrate
the Possibilities" was
selected by the Bremerton Arts
Commission to be reproduced on
a 2' by 4' banner, along with
31 other Northwest artists,
that will line the newly
redeveloped downtown and it's
main street, Pacific ...
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Artist Statement for Mark Lubich
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My mixed media art is a study of social issues, infused with conflicting emotional textures that transform my ideas into multi-dimensional stories. Like people, my work often surprises me. Each piece has a character which is complex, spontaneous, and flowing. Color is significant in all my work. Its expression is its attitude. The textures reflect the complexities and relationships within the idea. I often include original prose in my mixed media work. These words help illustrate a particular subject that’s central to the theme, and help guide the viewer toward possible interpretations. I encourage people to "write their own story" when viewing my work. The questions never have right or wrong answers, but rather, they’re pathways leading to discovery.
As an artist, my goal is to explore the controversies, push the envelope of our thinking, find the humor, and explore the histories that impact our daily lives. Whether my work is abstract, as in much of my glass work, or social comment, my hope is that every viewer will walk away with a feeling of hope and an understanding that tolerance and diversity are the foundation of a future where all human beings are merely "human."
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