ABOUT JAMES MOORE
James was born to a US
Navy family. So, he grew up
in Hawaii, Sicily, Pennsylvania, Florida, Virginia, North Carolina, and
California. With his wife,
Sue Symons, he created and ran Moore & Symons, Inc., a marketing
research and planning firm in Atlanta, Georgia.
After selling the business, James and Sue lived in northwest
Montana near Glacier Park for nine years, where he started painting
professionally. Now, James and Sue live on Whidbey Island, an hour and a
half northwest of Seattle, Washington.
James’ work has been
shown at national and regional exhibitions and auctions including:
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Plein Air
Painters’ US Open (Whidbey Island, WA)
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Museum of
Northwest Art (MoNA) (La Conner, WA)
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CM Russell
Auction of Original Western Art (Great Falls, MT)
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Montana Land
Reliance Art for Open Space Show and Auction (Bigfork, MT)
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Treasure State
Art Show (Hamilton, MT)
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The Hockaday
Museum of Art (Kalispell, MT)
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Yellowstone
Art Museum (Billings, MT)
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National Western
Art Show and Auction (Ellensburg, WA)
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ArtWest Open
Competition (Jackson Hole, WY)
Awards he has received
include:
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Glacier National Park Artist-in-Residence (2004)
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SKB Foundation Scholarship
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Winner in the ArtWest Open Competition 2002
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People’s Choice awards at Signudo (Kalispell, MT)
A
member of Oil Painters of America and Plein Air Washington, Moore is
represented by Insights Gallery (Anacortes, WA) and Glacier Gallery
(Kalispell, MT). James
teaches at the Coupeville Arts Center (Coupeville, WA) and the Center
for Wooden Boats (Seattle, WA).