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The show is held on an annual basis, always the third weekend in January, a time of year when it’s nice to get out of the house. The show is heavily supported by Clark County residents, who are happy to have their ‘own’ show. As always, we offer our Evaluation and Identification booth staffed by five ISA appraisers, ready to give verbal market evaluations.

December 19-20, 2015 - This Ridgefield gun show is held at Clark County Event Center and hosted by Big Top Promotions of Washington. All federal, state and local firearm ordinances and laws must be obeyed. Sunday 9:00am – 4:00pm Admission: General: $10.00, Children under 18: Free with Adult Couples: $16.00 Military (with ID): $8.00 Free Parking

Attendees can browse spectacular displays of exceptional and wonderfully priced vintage and antique wares from hand-picked vendors. No reproductions allowed! The Bonanza is a powerful junking and networking experience, and offers special activities, giveaways, prizes and more to extend the fun! We’re an indoor event! You can shop comfortably rain or shine! Event held at: Clark County Event Center

In this exhibition he covers three walls of the Erna D. Leir Gallery, salon style, with over 200 of his pan paintings dating from 1991 to 2015. Appearing like geometric abstractions as he accentuates the full range of their embossed designs. Alongside his own works, on a long shelf, Wurtz presents a collection of common domestic objects he’s been acquiring over the years from second-hand shops and...

This exhibition presents a ricocheting trajectory through photographic history: sunlight, shadows, apertures, dark rooms, chemical-based photography, photocopies, mechanical and electronic hardware, digital processing, and the infinite universe of images on the Internet. n other works in the exhibition, Umbrico has photocopied images of solar eclipses from the picture collection of the New York Pu...

The majority of exhibitions of Shaver’s work include hierarchy-bending components, and Reconciliation is no exception, bringing together the artist’s recent sculpture, works by other artists, found objects, folk art objects, and utilitarian objects. But in this instance, the exhibition is framed by the presence of two artists whose names have probably never been linked before: Walker Evans and Son...

This exhibit of paintings and ceramic sculptures of Elif Uras explore what she describes as “shifting notions of gender and class within the context of the struggle between modernity and tradition.” Uras’s sculptures are made onsite in Iznik, Turkey (originally Nicaea, named after a nymph in Greek mythology), a town celebrated for its tile and ceramic production during the Ottoman Empire.

The exhibition will consist of multiple casts of her works, designed as a tiled repeat pattern. This process calls to mind classical bas-relief, design elements in Le Corbusier’s concrete architecture, Picasso’s sgraffito works, low relief in municipal sculpture, and decorative relief. This interplay of references, espousing both the high and low, explores questions of taste, originality and value...

Virginia Poundstone’s exhibition at The Aldrich is dedicated to two important sources of inspiration: Giacomo Balla’s series of Futurist Flowers and traditional American flower-pattern quilts. Poundstone debuts a new outdoor sculpture on the Museum’s grounds; in an interior room, artworks and objects investigate the visual representation of flowers through abstraction in art and design. The outdoo...