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Dogpatch, San Francisco

Catie O’Leary & Amy Pleasant

Perhaps Interiors

Jack Fischer

15 February – 30 March 2025

Catie O’Leary has been awarded residencies at the American Academy in Rome and at the Oberpfalzer Kunsterhaus in Fronberg, Germany. In 2019 she had solo exhibitions at the Fresno Art Museum and the Monterey Museum of Art. She has exhibited in many California venues including the Braunstein/Quay Gallery in San Francisco, Stanford Art Spaces at Stanford University, Palo Alto Art Center, Bedford Gallery in Walnut Creek and the Morris Graves Museum in Eureka, California. She is represented by the Jack Fischer Gallery in San Francisco, California. A California native, Catie O’Leary lives in Pacific Grove, California. Amy Pleasant is a Seattle painter, known for both her color saturated figurative and botanical paintings sourced and embellished from black and white vintage photographs After spending several years in the field of education, she returned to art school to study design at the Art Institute of Seattle followed by the Drawing and Painting Atelier at the Gage Academy of Art in Seattle under painter, Mark Kang O’Higgins. She has shown in group exhibitions in Chicago, Los Angeles, Amsterdam and Berkeley Art Center and the New York Children’s Museum. Museum exhibitions include the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art (WA), San Juan Islands Museum of Art (WA), Zanesville Museum of Art (OH). Amy has participated in solo exhibitions at the Canton Museum of Art.(OH), Sarah Gormley Gallery (Columbus, OH), Gallery 110 Seattle, (WA) the Dallas Public Library Gallery, (TX) and Reade Amsterdam Gallery (NL) She was one of twelve artists featured nationally in 2014 by the Woman’s Caucus of Art and received an Artists Trust Gap Grant in 2015. Residencies include Blue Mountain Center (NY), Fair Isle Studio (Shetlands, UK) and just completed a 12 month residency at the Bloedel Reserve on Bainbridge Island in 2024. (WA) Her work can be found in corporate and personal collections in the Pacific Northwest, the Midwest and the Netherlands.

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