Aaron Crayne has selection of new works hanging at the Pioneer Square Starbucks in Seattle WA now through the end of July, 2008.

Pioneer Square
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102 First Avenue
Seattle, Washington 98104

*Images of the show*

One of my paintings at the Allied Arts exhibition has won the Evelyn Nagley Memorial Award.

Aaron Crayne has selected a small series of my haystack paintings on view at the Broadway Market, the work will be available for viewing April 12 through May 31, 2008.

Broadway Market
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401 Broadway E
Seattle, WA 98102

*Images of the show*

Two of Aaron’s paintings were chosen to be shown in the annual juried exhibition at the Allied Arts Association in Richland WA.

Exhibition starts April 01, 2008 through May 02, 2008.

Allied Arts
89 Lee Blvd
Richland WA 99352
(509) 943-9815

**The two paintings**

**update**

at the exhibition

I will be showing a series of haystack paintings at the Broadway Market, the work will be available for viewing starting April 12, 2008.

Broadway Market
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401 Broadway E
Seattle, WA 98102

Starting today, for the next month I have a selection of paintings on display at the Starbucks 505 Union Station in Seattle WA. This small showing is of seven paintings and is my first showing in Seattle.

Drop in a check them out, if you have any comments come back and post them here.

A link to an announcement from an exhibition that took place about a year ago, March to May of 2007. This link is from the Walla Walla Union Bulletin. The show was at the Waterbrook gallery at the Waterbrook winery in Walla Walla WA (yes, that is the same Walla Walla that Bugs Bunny mentions in his famous line “the wishy washy washing company of Walla Walla Washington”)

The show featured new work that was finished right before the show opened. It also featured some older pieces that were requested because they are landscape of Eastern WA.

Aaron Crayne has several paintings on a 3 month loan to the Franklin County Historical Museum in Pasco WA, as part of an agricultural exhibition.  The paintings will be available for viewing May 4 – Aug 4.  For information on the musuem visit their website Franklin County Historical Society.

The Franklin County Historical Societies Newsletter, "The Franklin Flyer", has a small paragraph in its June 2005 News Letter about the artwork.

To view the works, other paintings by Aaron Crayne and enlargment of the article please visit his website paintbox.org/aaron.

Several paintings are on a 3 month loan to the Franklin County Historical Museum in Pasco WA, as part of an agricultural exhibition. The paintings will be available for viewing May 4 – Aug 4. For information on the musuem visit their website Franklin County Historical Society.org.

The paintings are of the Washington Country side, painted in Franklin county just north of Pasco. The scenes depict elements of the farming and agricultural community from the area. The paintings on loan are “Winter Wheat”, “Haystacks, Morning Clouds” and “Four Stacks in the Morning”, and the works are done en plen air (painting in the open air). Although I am working in New York City, I will be returning to Washington with plans to continue the ideas and work that has been started in these paintings.

The Franklin County Historical Societies Newsletter, “The Franklin Flyer”, has a small paragraph in its June 2005 News Letter about the artwork.

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