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Next up at Redwood Curtain Theartre…

George is a brilliant linguist whose life work is capturing the world’s vanishing languages. While his wife is vanishing out the door and his assistant is mute with adoration for him, enter the last two speakers of the Ellowan language, a funny and fractious truth-talking couple. Cho’s magical prize-winning tale is a poignant and quirky story proving that love is the one language that can leave us all at a loss for words.

“…passionate…wise and wonderful.” —Talkin’ Broadway

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Saturday, February 4th at 8pm

On the stage: TBD

In the gallery:  Jennifer Mackey

Chaos by Jennifer Mackey

A printmaker by training, Mackey developed a highly successful fabric & fiber art business with custom printed fabric serving as the basis for her clothing and interior home design pieces. Mackey discovered she was more than a fabric artist when in her 40s a friend told her “You are a painter!” Prior to that revelation Mackey never considered her work would elevate to be considered “fine art.” Now, 20 years later, with multiple gallery shows around the world in her portfolio, Mackey embraces her painting acumen.

The work on display at Redwood Curtain is a collection of mono-printed textiles originally shown in Paris in 2008. “The pieces read as landscapes as does approximately 75% of my work” comments Mackey, but her abstract style and sensibility is absolutely present, and the show represents an opportunity to learn more. “Abstract art is like improvisational jazz, where you never hear the same thing twice” Mackey explains. “Strong abstract art offers viewers the freedom to write his/her own interpretation of the piece, while also allowing opportunity for surprise.” The pieces on display at Redwood Curtain feature movement and energy, something Mackey works very hard to bring to otherwise one dimensional pieces of fabric.

Mackey’s show opens February 4th, in conjunction with Eureka’s monthly Arts Alive! activities. The work will be on display through the end of March.