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MARCH 2008
in process
A Collective Showing of Alternative Photography
Special for SPE & Denver's Month of Photography
First Friday Opening, March 7, 2008 from 6 - 11 p.m.
Showing through March 29

A SERIES OF EXHIBITIONS THAT SHOULD NOT BE MISSED

Special showings during the SPE Conference will be held on Friday, March 14th, and Saturday, March 15th, from 12 - 8 p.m. with the artists.

Tennyson Studios is pleased to announce an exhibition of photography by Colorado artists and Award Winning Photographers Christina Ianni, Olivia Edwards, Sharon Meriash, Kirk Norlin, Chris Rice, Chris Lindley and Aaron Jones in an exhibition titled In Process. A reception will be held on Friday, March 7, 2008, from 6 - 9 p.m. This exhibition continues through March 29, 2008. Tennyson Studios are open Tuesdays through Fridays from 10 - 3 p.m. and by appointment (also see special events below).

In conjunction with the Society for Photographic Educators’ Conference, In Process showcases alternative and digital image capture and printing processes from Vandykes, Cyanotypes and Tintypes, to Polaroid image and emulsion transfers, SX-70 manipulation, toy cameras, scanography, as well as printing on diverse materials such as mylar and fabric. This collection of educational exhibitions focuses on both the traditional aspects of photography and the contemporary blending with digital media.

DECEMBER 2006

Chocolate Helicopter: Extant/Extinct
Friday, December 1, 2006 from 6 - 11 p.m.
One Night Only

Chocolate Helicopter is a collective of artists, manifesting through various
mediums, the post-apocalyptic indigenous culture we have come to know.
This consortium was formed in the late 2005, while attending college in
Santa Fe, New Mexico. There are several members that create the group
including Jake Fragua and Rose Bean Simpson. Chocolate Helicopter has
been involved in numerous events since the start. Our art is not believed to
be art in our senses because it is just a word conceptualized by Western thought.

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SEPTEMBER 2006

Katoorah Jayne: "Art and Rock 'n' Roll"

Opening and Artist Reception
Friday, September 1st, 6-11pm
Special Performances at 8pm & 10pm
Tennyson St. Artwalk

Due to the success of Katoorah Jayne's previous show and a "Mystery Mailing" of missing post cards
delivered two years late (!!) by the Post Office, the Norlin-Sellars Gallery is pleased to present Katoorah Jayne,
who not only be showing her art work, but will also be performing songs off her new CD, "Blue Mary."

The new and exciting CD features John Rich of Big and Rich (currently burning up the
Billboard national Top 10 charts), Paris Delane of Sonia DaDa and even appearances from
various members of the Subdudes. Musicians also include former Coloradan Kenny Vaughan
(Allison Kraus, Lucinda Williams and one of the most sought after guitarists in Nashville- guitar town !!),
Jonathan Yudkin (Wynona, Shania Twain) and Rich Redmond & Tully (Rushlow).

Katoorah Jayne is all the rage in Europe. And now she's ready for Americans to discover her music.
The diva of the worldwide MP3 record charts (over 100,000 Internet downloads), Katoorah Jayne is
actually a native of Colorado. Her CDs have been a hit on the continent, so KJ has moved back to the
States to spread her musical vision.

Along the way, Katoorah Jayne has won MP3's "Women in Rock" song contest. Her song
"Just Another Day" is in a Christina Applegate, Moon Unit Zappa movie, "The Brutal Truth", she was
one of 12 female musicians featured on Fox Network's "Women in Rock" , and her music has appeared
on compilation discs with artists such as Tori Amos, Bruce Cockburn, Ani Difranco, Crash Test Dummies,
Indigo Girls, Matthew Sweet, Beat Farmers and Leftover Salmon.

An evening not to be missed!

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FEBRUARY 2006

"Petrified Wood TC 067 - Canvas by Kirk Norlin

"Gallery of American Artists"

Saturday, January 28th - Saturday, February 11th, 2006

Tucson Gem Show
Arizona Mineral and Fossil Show

InnSuites Hotel Downtown
475 Granada Ave., Tucson, AZ 85701 [ map ]

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FEBRUARY 2006

"Heavy Metal and Architectural Abstracts"
Kurt Bujack ~ Photographic Transformations
Showing February, 2006

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OCTOBER 2005

"Fresh Water Falling"
Showing October 7 - 29, 2005

Opening - Friday, October 7th Kirk Norlin Studio + Gallery & Tangerine Book Arts

“Fresh Water Falling” features the spectacular photography of Tim Hawkins
revealing the beauty of the scenic waterfalls hidden in the forests of the world's
largest fresh watershed, Lake Superior. This series took over twenty years to shoot
and is being shown with its premiere compilation as a book produced with
Tangerine Book Arts of Denver.

There are two opening receptions for the artist: 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Tangerine Book Arts,
86 West 11th Ave. (303.623.1331) and from 8 to 11pm at Kirk Norlin Studio + Gallery 4428 Tennyson St.,
(303.477.1847) both in Denver, Friday, October 7th. Through October 29th.
Norlin Gallery hours: Wednesday - Saturday 12 to 5 p.m. ( www.kirknorlin.com )

Tim Hawkins has thirty years of experience as a free-lance photographer and is currently
the Archivist for Naropa University in Boulder. Hawkins was named one of the Top 100
Photographers by the Maine Photographic Workshops in 1999. His photos from
Fresh Water Falling were featured as a cover story in Lake Superior Magazine and as a
photo feature in Earth Magazine.

Hawkins has also worked on nationally recognized photo and film collections as a professional
archivist and consultant, including work for The National Geographic Society, The Wisconsin
Center for Film and Theater Research, and Playboy Enterprises, Inc.

Fresh Water Falling is a selection of photographs from the coffee-table book bearing the same
name. It is a photographic exploration of the waterfalls and forests surrounding the shores of
Lake Superior in Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota and Ontario. The book highlights freshwater
awareness issues.

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APRIL 2004

Westword's Best of Denver 2005 - Best Tribute to Old Denver
"Tilt-a-Whirl World" Photography Show by Christina Ianni at Kirk Norlin Gallery

"Lakeside Amusement Park creaks on year after year, slowly sliding down the path toward historical oddity.
It's Colorado's very own Coney Island, and that's exactly what makes the place so charming. Local photographer
Christina Ianni captured the broken-down park -- with the rickety old Cyclone and carny-favorite Tilt-A-Whirl --
on film, using toy cameras scrounged at five-and-dimes. The results were rich, magical photos that expressed
the beauty and nostalgia of one of Denver's great cultural legacies. When they all hung en masse in Kirk Norlin
Gallery, it was as if Ianni had captured not just the park, but the heart and soul of Denver."

"Tilt-a-Whirl World"
“Tilt-a-Whirl World” was first shown last October and features the alternative photography of Christina Ianni
displaying unique images of Lakeside Amusement Park as part of Denver's "Month of Photography" tour.
The new body of work from Christina Ianni was a rich and magical experience. The child-like wonder of her
black and white images created by the skillful and creative use of toy cameras combined with the nostalgic
images of Denver’s Lakeside Amusement Park intrigued the viewer both visually and emotionally.

We will be showing images from this show during April in our second room adjoining
the main show - "Prayers from the Thunder Dragon"

Link to Westword "Best of Denver" article
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MARCH 2004

Dan Jahn "Prayers from the Thunder Dragon"
a photo / art exhibition
March 4 - April 16, 2005

This wonderful exhibition consists of photographs, prayers and colors printed directly on silk
using pigmented, light fast inks, and edged with hand-sewn Dupioni silk, hung from bamboo
in a manner inspired by traditional Asian scrolls. The exhibition also offers a unique lighted
" Sun and Wind" piece, and a number of framed and unframed giclee prints as well as a photo book.

The Kingdom of Bhutan - known as the Land of the Thunder Dragon - lies east of Nepal and
south of Tibet, and has been visited by a great many saints, mystics, scholars and pilgrims
over the centuries who not only came for their personal elucidation, but blessed the land
and its people with an invaluable spiritual and cultural legacy that has shaped every facet of
Bhutanese lives. Buddhism, in its Tantric form, has been the predominant religion since the
7th century and has inculcated deeply the value that all forms of sentient life, not just human
life, are precious and sacred. Bhutan measures itself on GNH, Gross National Happiness,
and the country has been profiled recently in 'The Economist', 'The New York Times', and a
number of other publications. Tourism is restricted to just over 5,000 tourists annually, and
those who do venture there are changed for life.

Born in Sri Lanka and raised in Europe, Dan Jahn has been traveling the world ever since.
Dan began his career in The White House, and after taking studying at Oxford University
and taking degrees in religious studies, politics and international relations from the
University of Colorado at Boulder and a a Masters in Economics from the University of Wales,
Dan founded the Rocky Mountain Digital Arts Center and gallery 0101, one of the world's first
galleries devoted to digital art and photography. Dan has given seminars on digital art, religion
and politics, and global terrorism in the technology age, and has been published in the USA
and Europe. Most recently he founded Sacred Travels, an educational tour company, which
specializes in trips exploring the historical, social and political implications of spiritual/religious
sacred sites throughout the world.

FLASH SLIDESHOW (requires fast connection and Flash 6+)

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FEBRUARY 2004

Works of Marlene Feinholz & Kurt Bujack

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NOVEMBER 2004

Woodie Long and "Miz Thang," who were recently featured in the Smithsonian Magazine, have donated
original works of art to "The Art of Humanity" silent auction. The benefit takes place Sunday, November 14th
from 1 to 5 p.m. at Kirk Norlin Studio + Gallery located at 4430 Tennyson St., Denver.

Other internationally acclaimed artists who have donated paintings are "Jane in Vain," Turgo Bastien,
Harold St. Jean and Lokken Millis. All of these artists have graced the pages of various books and
publications. Over 50 paintings and gift certificates will also be up for auction.

The proceeds of this event will benefit Engineers Without Borders – USA (EWB-USA) and Art Creation
Foundation for Children (ACFFC). Engineers Without Borders is currently working on a project in the outskirts
of Gonaives, which was recently flooded with a catastrophic hurricane. ACFFC took on additional children
during the recent civil war which depleted their current resources. Together both organizations have called upon
Kirk Norlin Gallery and Indigena Gallery to assist with their plight to help the battered island of Haiti.

The benefit, being sponsored by Kimley Horn & Associates, features live music, a wine tasting area and
gourmet foods. Yak & Yeti Indian & Nepali Cuisine, Sabor Latino, Z Cuisine, Parisi, and other local
restaurants will be donating an international fare. The wine tasting area provided by Primo Vino will be
showcasing wines from around the world.

Tickets to the event are $11 in advance and $14 at the door. To purchase tickets please send checks
payable to ACFFC, c/o Kirk Norlin Gallery, 4430 Tennyson Street, Denver, CO 80212. To reserve tickets
by credit card, please call 303.618.2268. If you cannot attend the event but would like to make a donation,
any amount helps.

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OCTOBER 2004

Christina Ianni "Tilt-a-Whirl World"

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SEPTEMBER 2004

Katoorah Jayne: "Art, Wines and Rock 'n' Roll"
September 3 - 25, 2004

"Art, Wines and Rock 'n' Roll" will definitely be an artistic evening for all the senses -
sight, sound and sipping. Katoorah Jayne, whose music popularity ranges from
Denver to Nashville and Europe, will not only be showing her mixed media art work
utilizing various plasters, paints, canvas and wood, but will also be pairing a selected wine
with each piece as well as performing songs off her up and coming CD, "Blue Mary."

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AUGUST 2004

Olivia Laney Edwards: "POOL"
August 6 - August 28, 2004

"A collection of mysterious and lovely images that could be
photographs taken through a microscope or a telescope. "

Opening and Artist Reception
Friday, August 6th, 6-10pm
Tennyson St. Artwalk

Kirk Norlin Studio + Gallery
4430 Tennyson St., Denver CO 80212

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JULY 2004

Longmont Photo Salon
July 9 - August 21, 2004

Photo Salon is a brief survey of the various and creative modes of image capture.
The Old Firehouse Art Center and Kirk Norlin Gallery have gathered eight artists,
each creating images that are unique in style and subject matter. The photography
features diifferent methods ranging from using the conventional camera, to Polaroid
manipulation, digital flat bed scanning and more. Photographers include Barbara Elo,
Olivia Laney Edwards, Char Marie Flood, Charlotte Grace, Agnes Kunz-Vigil,
Frank Merrem, Kristine Meyer, and Kirk Norlin.

Opening and Artist Reception
Friday, July 9th, 6-9 pm

Artwalk
Friday, July 16th, 6-9 pm

Old Firehouse Art Center
667 Fourth Avenue & Coffman
Longmont, Colorado 80502
303.651.2787
http://firehouseart.org

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JUNE 2004

"Fascinating Facets"
June 4 - 26, 2004

Experience the wonderful art of precious and semi-precious stones as
seen in the sculpture of Leo Atkinson, Perry Davis, Susan Judy,
the jewelry of Claudia Ingraham and the fine art photography of
Kirk Norlin. Don't miss this unusual work by award-winning artists!

Kirk Norlin Studio + Gallery
4430 Tennyson St., Denver CO 80212

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MAY 2004

Sharon Meriash: "Living Large"
May 7 - 29, 2004

"Be the bug" is how photographer Sharon Meriash describes the experience
she creates with her large, erotic floral images. She is a photographer at the
Denver Botanic Gardens and her work has been exhibited at numerous venues
in Colorado, Texas and Maryland. Don't miss seeing her dynamic photography
before it moves to The Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. this June.

Kirk Norlin Studio + Gallery
4430 Tennyson St., Denver CO 80212
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APRIL 2004

Carla Lankford: "Classical Journeys"
April 2 - May 1, 2004

Nashville artist Carla Rey Lankford's dream-like photographic
impressionism has been called "mesmerizing," "intriguing"
and "a new art form." Based on photos captured from her travels
around the world, Carla uses a masterful blend of color and imagery
to transport the viewer to new and captivating destinations.

Kirk Norlin Studio + Gallery
4430 Tennyson St., Denver CO 80212
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MARCH 2004

Burkhard Saur: "Making Faces"
March 5 - 27, 2004

The wonderful, whimsical art of Burkhard Saur masterfully blends computer graphics,
watercolors, pen and ink drawings and photography to create caricatures
that can't help but make you smile.

Kirk Norlin Studio + Gallery
4430 Tennyson St., Denver CO 80212
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FEBRUARY 2004

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Luca Battaglia: "Time Frames"
February 6 - 28, 2004

The first Denver gallery appearance of internationally acclaimed
photographer/artist Luca Battaglia with "Time Frames," a beautiful
blend of photography and sculpted steel frames that capture the
impact of time and the elements.

Kirk Norlin Studio + Gallery
4430 Tennyson St., Denver CO 80212
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Kirk Norlin fine art prints available at:

Open Shutter Gallery - Durango
755 East Second Avenue, Durango CO 81301
970-382-8355
www.openshuttergallery.com

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