Seeing Red | Rental Sales Gallery

Don Schwartz, Little Red Umbrella in a Big Universe — **Don Schwartz,** *Little Red Umbrella in a Big Universe*

Red is an attention grabber. It is the color of danger, and desire. Our eyes have evolved to hunt the scenery for the red berry, or the trail left by the wounded animal. This fact isn’t lost on contemporary consumer culture. Red is frequently the color of choice for marketing campaigns that want to make their product stand out. But we have to use this color with caution; a little bit goes a long way, and too much can be overwhelming. But when an artist finds the right amount, the viewer is inexplicably drawn in.

Donna Howard Day Break — **Donna Howard,** *Day Break*

Janet Holt, Reorganizeing The Landscape — **Janet Holt,** *Reorganizing The Landscape*

Lyn NanceSasser, Up the Pathway — **Lyn NanceSasser,** *Up the Pathway*

Mary Dennis, Fall Display — **Mary Dennis,** *Fall Display*

J Swofford, High Priestess — **J Swofford,** *High Priestess*

Chi Meredith, Borderline — **Chi Meredith,** *Borderline*

Carolyn Cole, CC 144c (red) — **Carolyn Cole,***CC 144c (red)*

Bruce Clark, Colors - Portland Japanese Garden — **Bruce Clark,** *Colors – Portland Japa*nese Garden

Paul Zegers, Centennial Sundown — **Paul Zegers,** *Centennial Sundown*

Mitchell Wolfsehr, Waiting for Mike — **Mitchell Wolfsehr,** *Waiting for Mike*

Karl Kaiser, Stratum 169 — **Karl Kaiser,** *Stratum 169*

Barbara Rawls, Hood Canal Barge — **Barbara Rawls,** *Hood Canal Barge*

Hazel Schlesinger, Poppy Fields — **Hazel Schlesinger,** *Poppy Fields*

Jenny Smith, Red Poppies and Blue Flowers — **Jenny Smith,** *Red Poppies and Blue Flowers*

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