Emerge panel discussion Saturday at HREI
Chris Grubb is a sculpture artist from interested in the juxtapositions of classical realism and modern abstractions. He will be part of a discussion panel in an Emerge Artist Incubator Series April 29.
Photo courtesy of Emerge
Jen Erickson is an art teacher at North Idaho College, and has worked with artist-run galleries and colleges in Washington in the past. She will be part of a panel discussion hosted by Emerge on April 29 at the Human Rights and Education Institute.
Emerge is hosting a panel discussion at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the Human Rights Education Institute, 414 W. Fort Grounds Drive, Coeur d'Alene.
The panels are free and produced in collaboration with North Idaho College and the HREI.
The discussion topics will be "What is your goal for making art?" or "Does selling outweigh or compromise conveying concepts?" with instructor Alexandra Iosub and panel members Jen Erickson and Chris Grubb.
The event is free and open to the public and does not require advance registration but seating is limited.
"I am especially intrigued by classical realism juxtaposed against modern, abstract or even absurd interactions and environments," Grubb said in his bio on his website, chrisgrubb.art.
Grubb is a licensed engineer and a sculptor in a studio in Coeur d'Alene.
Erickson has a master of arts from Central Washington University and has been involved with several artist-run galleries. She currently teaches oil painting, printmaking, watercolor, drawing II and life drawing at North Idaho College.
The Emerging Artist Incubator is an ongoing series of panel discussions. The next discussion will be May 6 with the topic of "Social media: the good, the bad, the dilemma."
