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Gretchen Schuette Art Gallery


Reflections

Dates: Jan. 15 -  Feb. 7
Reception: Jan. 22, 12:00 to 1:30


Chemeketa Community College’s Gretchen Schuette Gallery is pleased to present Jessica Ramey’s solo exhibit
 Reflections. This dynamic range of works invites visitors to engage in introspection while examining themes of identity, perception, and connection.

“The title,” says Jessica Ramey “Reflections, speaks to the dual nature of the exhibition: it’s a space to look inward and examine personal truths, while also considering how our experiences, relationships, and environments shape who we are. Every piece in this show reflects the interplay between individual vision and collective experience.”

Visit Reflections and take in the inspiring discovery of the intersections between self and community.


The Gretchen Schuette Art Gallery is in Building 3, Room 122 at the Chemeketa Community College Salem Campus 

Have questions? Reach out to Kay Bunnenberg Boehmer, Deanne Beausoleil or the gallery assistant Amadeo Rehbein-Verhoeven.
You can contact the gallery directly at 503.399.2533 to learn more about our current shows.

  • ARTIST IN RESIDENCE PROGRAM

    The Artist in Residence Program at the Gretchen Schuette Art Gallery occurs at the Salem campus of Chemeketa Community College in the Gretchen Schuette Art Gallery. The Artist in Residence Program offers a single artist or a group of up to three artists the use of the gallery space as an art studio along with a future exhibition.

    The artist, or artists, get quality uninterrupted time and space to complete a body of work or foster new directions. They may also gain access to kilns, still life props, and printing presses. In exchange for the studio space, the artist offers two public educational programs such as slide lectures, open visitor hours, or workshops.

    For more detailed information, please contact the Art Program at Chemeketa Community College with further questions 503.399.6093.