Andie deRoux
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Born: na
Lives: Seattle, Washington, US
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1993 B.F.A. Washington State University, Painting and Ceramic Sculpture
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2006
Running Through the Forest, Solo Exhibition Friesen Gallery, Seattle, WA
2003
My Kingdom, Ace Studios, Seattle, WA
2002
Sacred Spaces/Artificial Inclusion, Ace Studios, Seattle, WA
1999
Structure, Form, Vibration, LUX cafe, Seattle WA
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2007
April - FRIESEN GALLERY - Seattle : 1200 Second Ave. "Migration," works by Andie de Roux, Enrico Embroli and others. Also, blown glass by Pohlman and Knowles. Through April 28. Hours: Tuesday-Friday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Saturday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. 206-628-9501.
March - FRIESEN GALLERY -Seattle : 1200 Second Ave. "Urban Scales," paintings, mixed media and sculpture by Ford Crull, Andie de Roux and others. "fromForm," sculpture by Jane Rosen, Geoff Isles and others. Through March 24, 2007. Hours: Tuesday-Friday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Saturday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. 206-628-9501
March 3, Poncho Art Auction, Seattle WA
January-April, Escala c/o Friesen Gallery, Seattle WA
2006
Where Art Thou, Friesen Gallery, Seattle, WA
Fall Lines, Friesen Gallery, Sun Valley, ID
2005
The Plane Truth, Friesen Gallery, Seattle, WA
2004
The Non-Objective Object, Friesen Gallery, Seattle, WA
Poncho Art Auction, Seattle, WA
Sense of Place, Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, Boulder, CO
2003
Wing Luke Art Museum Dinner & Auction, Seattle, WA
Little Things Count, Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle, WA
1999
Pacific NW Annual, Bellevue Art Museum, Bellevue WA
1997
artsEdge, Seattle Center, Seattle WA
Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle WA
1996
NW Annual, Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle, WA
619 Gallery, Seattle, WA
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Born in Seattle Washington, US, the first of 3 kids, I grew up in Madison Park and played in the Washington Park Arboretum when I was a child. I was bussed out of my neighborhood to attend public school, my friends remained few, and I spent most of my time by myself. I resented that a lot of my friends had gone to other schools. I felt like an outcast most of the time, and I felt different than other little boys. Most of my friends were girls, and I was bullied quite a bit throughout my years in public school.
I have been around art and clay for as long as I can remember. My mother always had us in her pottery making things with our hands. We held kindergarden in our basement, as it was so large, and we would make things out of paper, plaster and glue. My parents would take me to art openings and dinner parties with their artist friends. I have a lot of memories from when I was younger. I remember seeing James Turrell's inaugural exhibition of the Center On Contemporary Art (CoCA), in 1982 in Seattle, with my mother, when it was across from the Seattle Art Museum. I think being around creative materials and people at such a young age had an influence on me.
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SAFECO ART COLLECTION, Seattle, WA, US
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Seattle Chinese Medical Center, Seattle, WA, US
CRS Financial Center, Lynnwood WA, US
Pike Place Market Foundation, Seattle WA, US
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2006
Dream Chaser, Seattle Weekly, 2/06, Seattle WA, US
2002
Tablet Newspaper, 4/02, Seattle, WA, US
Seattle Weekly, 01/31/02, Seattle, WA, US
1999
Seattle Weekly, 05/16/99, Seattle, WA, US
Seattle Times, 12/17/98, Seattle, WA, US
1998
Seattle Weekly, 12/10/98, Seattle, WA, US
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