Orleman Switches Tone for New Large-Scale Paintings
Yakima Herald-Republic › September 20, 2007
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Jane Orleman's work has always been deeply personal. She paints with a brash, feminist eye, and her honest work is not always easy to digest.
Her newest work, however, takes a different tone -- although it's still rich with symbolic narrative imagery. Those works -- 13 large- scale oil paintings created since 2004 -- go on display next week in Central Washington University's Sarah Spurgeon Gallery. (Orleman is a Central alum and one-half of the creative energy behind Ellensburg's famed Dick and Jane's Spot.)See the full content of this document
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Orleman Switches Tone for New Large-Scale Paintings
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