Poe Dismuke's latest series is an expansion on his highly popular fly series. All are made from dacron - a fabric used in airplane construction, wire and wood. These delightful creatures range from $475 - $1,400.
Friday, January 15, 2010
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
January's Raffle - Poe Dismuke's Fly
This month's fabulous raffle prize is one of Poe Dismuke's famous flies. Tickets are just $10 each, so take a chance!
Last month's winner was Nancy Piasecki, who gifted her daughter Barbara with Sam's "Either Side of Night." Congratulations to both Nancy & Barbara!
The drawing will be on Saturday, January 9th at 8pm.
Take a Chance and GOOD LUCK! Happy Holidays as well!
Thursday, November 19, 2009
2nd "Take a Chance on Art" - Painting by Sam Woolcott

Sam•Poe Gallery is kicking off its 2nd "Take a Chance on Art" raffle with this painting by Sam Woolcott. For $20 a ticket, a person may purchase as many chances as they wish to win this piece of art. A random drawing will be held on Saturday, December 12th at 8 pm - during the Bisbee after 5 Art Walk.
Tickets may be purchased by phoning the gallery at 520-432-5338, or in person at the gallery.
Give us a call, or come by the gallery - Take a Chance.
If you are not able to be present for the drawing, that's okay; we'll call or email the winner.
Thursday, October 29, 2009
"Take a Chance on Art"
Creativity is a circular notion. One creates something - be it a child, art, ideas, or architecture - then releases it. In the release, the creation becomes inspiration for new creation and the circle becomes a cycle.
As artists, Poe and Sam are looking for new ways to define the circle - to experiment with ways that people and ideas are incorporated into the act of creation. In an effort to explore the intersections between gratification in the creative process, the fulfillment in releasing their work into the world, and the desire to expand access to art while acknowledging the need for commerce, they are launching "Take a Chance on Art".
Each month, for the next six months, a piece of Sam's or Poe's work will be selected and displayed. For $20 a ticket, a person may purchase as many chances as they wish to win this work of art. A random drawing will be held on the second Saturday of each month during the Bisbee After Five event. Each month brings a new piece of work and a new chance to win.
In the end, someone owns a piece of art, the artist experiences the fulfillment of a completed circle, and everyone enjoys the excitement of risk and hope.
To see the work that will kick off this grand experiment, come to SamPoe Gallery at 24 Main Street in Bisbee. Or, you may purchase tickets over the phone at 520-432-5338 or in person at the gallery. The first drawing will be November 14th at 8:00 p.m.
How fun is that?
As artists, Poe and Sam are looking for new ways to define the circle - to experiment with ways that people and ideas are incorporated into the act of creation. In an effort to explore the intersections between gratification in the creative process, the fulfillment in releasing their work into the world, and the desire to expand access to art while acknowledging the need for commerce, they are launching "Take a Chance on Art".
Each month, for the next six months, a piece of Sam's or Poe's work will be selected and displayed. For $20 a ticket, a person may purchase as many chances as they wish to win this work of art. A random drawing will be held on the second Saturday of each month during the Bisbee After Five event. Each month brings a new piece of work and a new chance to win.
In the end, someone owns a piece of art, the artist experiences the fulfillment of a completed circle, and everyone enjoys the excitement of risk and hope.
To see the work that will kick off this grand experiment, come to SamPoe Gallery at 24 Main Street in Bisbee. Or, you may purchase tickets over the phone at 520-432-5338 or in person at the gallery. The first drawing will be November 14th at 8:00 p.m.
How fun is that?
1st "Take a Chance on Art" Drawing on November 14th is Poe Dismuke Clock
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Waterworks Two - Poe Fountain
Here it is live and in motion - Poe Dismuke's "Anchor Up". From Waterworks Two, our current exhibit.
Friday, September 18, 2009
More on Waterworks Two

Monsoon, Stream, Humidity, Falling Cascade, Wet, Drip, Sheet, Creek in a bottle - It's all water. Again. Here is a sampling of some of Sam Woolcott's new "Waterworks" that are currently in the gallery.Come by and see new work by Sam and Poe! You can also email OR call us if you'd like us to email photos and information about any of Sam and Poe's work.
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