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Dona Anderson
Born: 1928, Everett, Washington
Dona Anderson Armor

19da
CROSSING OVER
Dona Anderson
bamboo kendo (martial art sticks), patterned paper, thread
15" x 94" x 30" 2008
$16,000

photo by Richard Nicol

Dona Anderson Armor

19da DETAIL
CROSSING OVER
Dona Anderson
bamboo kendo (martial art sticks), patterned paper, thread
15" x 94" x 30" 2008
$16,000


photo by Richard Nicol

Dona Anderson Armor
20da Re-Tire, Dona Anderson, tire chain, netting and window screen, 8.5" x 16.25" x 14.5", 2011 $1,800
Dona Anderson Armor
18da BAMBOO BASKET, Dona Anderson, bamboo, thread, glue, 16" x 20" x 15", 2008, $1,800
photo by Richard Nicol
Dona Anderson 17da
UNDULATING SURFACE #7

Dona Anderson
wire armature, pattern paper and polymer

16" x 17.5" x 15"
2010
$1,600
Dona Anderson 15da
CONSTRUCT-
DECONSTRUCT

Dona Anderson
bamboo

19" x 20" x 20", 2008
$1,700

Selected collections and exhibition venues:
Whatcom Museum of Art & History, Bellingham, Washingon; Contemporary Crafts Museum & Gallery, Portland, Oregon; (Defining the Bamboo Aesthetic); Nordic Heritage Museum (Muse of the Millenium), Seattle, Washington; Greater Denton Arts Council, Texas (Materials Hard & Soft); Everett Center for the Arts, Washington; Mesa Art Center, Arizona; Hoffman Gallery, Portland College of Art and Craft, Oregon, Portland College of Art, Oregon; Art Center of Estes Park, Colorado; Bellevue Arts Center, Washington; Creative Arts Guild, Dalton, Georgia; Lancaster Museum of Art, Pennsylvania; Fuller Craft Museum (Pulp Function); Hallie Ford Museum of Art, Willamette University, Salem, Oregon(Recycled Art, Invitational); Cheongju, Korea (International Craft Biennial); Tacoma Art Museum, Washington.
Dona Anderson Armor 5da OXYGEN
Dona Anderson
round reed, thread & medical tubing

23" x 13" x 5", 2004
$1,400
Statement:
"The majority of my work is three dimensional.  I love the touch of the materials whether they are paper, reeds, cement or metal, shaping them into an image that satisfies me.
My ideas or inspiration comes from the routine of life, everyday things that surround me, my house, friends, architecture and yes, television.
Our environment works on us in a silent way.The finished artwork is what matters.  The process by which it evolves is a good teacher.  Life flows through us and eventually into our artwork our thoughts are revealed."
                                                                                          Dona
Anderson

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or to obtain information about other available works, contact:

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