GJ Gillespie Art: Northern Exposure

GJ Gillespie Wins 2015 Roslyn Arts Festival Award

The jury for a show at the Roslyn Art Festival awarded GJ Gillespie an Honorable Mention for the collage "Motor cycle Haiku". The award included a $25 cash prize.

The winning piece was one of four collages by GJ accepted for the festival.

Gillespie was one of nine artists honored at the show that featured 60 pieces.

"Motor Cycle Haiku" was sold during the show. (A companion piece "Motor Cycle Haiku #2" is still available here.)

The Festival took place on August 22 and 23.

The festival also included arts and crafts booths.

Roslyn is the quaint town in the Cascade mountains best known as the setting for the 1990s television series Northern Exposure.

GJ Gillespie Art in Roslyn

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HONORABLE MENTION

Motorcycle Haiku #4 by GJ Gillespie.

Collage. 10 x 8, 2014. $100
My take on Japanese Pop Art.

Made from Japanese Motorcycle magazines,

the collage has shown at the TK Gallery in

Pioneer Square Seattle.

Chiefs of Vantage by GJ Gillespie.
Mixed media collage on paper.
21 x 16 inches. $320
Inspired by ancient native rock paintings
seen in Vantage, Washington.

Horse With No Name by GJ Gillespie.
Spray paint and Mixed media collage. 21x 16. 2014
$320.

Horse Latitudes by GJ Gillespie.
Mixed media collage. 28 x 40. 2014. $1,200.
Inspired by northwest mystic artist
Kenneth Callahan's horse images.
The title is from a poem by Jim Morrison of the Doors.
This piece was also accepted for a show
at the Shelton Civic Center Gallery