Waldorf 100: The Art Hall as a Cultural Center
It took courage to start the first Waldorf school 100 years ago, and it takes courage to continue to build on this legacy around the world.
Cedarwood is pleased to participate in this worldwide celebration of Waldorf education and to open its doors to the larger Portland community with The Art Hall’s current exhibit.
Curated and installed by Art Hall Director, Robin Lieberman, who was assisted by fellow artist and installation expert, Patricia Lynch, our current exhibit showcases 27 works by 16 artists on the theme of courage.
At the opening reception, Sue Levine, Cedarwood’s Head of School, shared her experience of accepting her position at the school a year ago. Among other things, she was delighted to find that Cedarwood is also a cultural center, embodied in The Art Hall.
The works currently on display cover a wide array of media, including pastels, mixed media pieces, oil paintings, watercolors, and block prints of varying sizes and styles. All of the artists work out of the spiritual impulse of Anthroposophy.
This is a collection of work appealing to a wide variety of patrons. We thank all the artists for their willingness to share in this celebration from near and far:
From Portland, Oregon:
Lisa Bono
MJ Connors Davison
Pablo Feliz
Robin Lieberman
Patrician Homan Lynch
Cheri Munske
Jannebeth Röell
Jenny Siegel
Taggart Siegel
From Eugene, Oregon:
Phyllis Hellan
Kathy Reardon
From New York:
Laura Summer
From Colorado:
Kaia Dercum
Lois Hartman
From New Hampshire:
Bill Whyte
From Toronto:
Larry Young
The exhibit is open to the public until November 30, 2019. You may enter the Cedarwood through the main doors during school hours, check in with the Front Office, and wander downstairs to The Art Hall. You are welcome to contact Robin Lieberman at (503) 222-1192 or at robin@robinlieberman.net for other options.
As always, all artists donate 50% of their sales to The Art Hall to support the future of this cultural center through art exhibits and teaching opportunities at the gallery.