ANDIE DEROUX

Selected Bibliography

2010 

“Requiem for the Orchard” Oliver de la paz, 1st Edition, University of Akron Press, Akron Ohio, Cover of Poetry Book, Softcover 88 pages. ISBN: 10-1931968748

2009

“Speak For The Trees”, Marquand Books, Hardcover 200 pages. ISBN: 978-0-615-31547-8

Seventy-six painters, sculptors, photographers, glass and conceptual artists from Ireland to Argentina, Korea to the United States, have come together in an inspiring book to answer a call by Dr. Seuss (in his 1971 classic, The Lorax) to: "Speak for the trees, for the trees have no tongues." The artists in this powerful new book, Speak For The Trees, include both young and emerging artists, and such world-renowned figures as David Hockney, conceptual artist Yoko Ono, pop-surrealist Mark Ryden, international-environmental artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude and the beyond categorization Starn Brothers. Each artist contributed artwork, which has been showcased on a two-page spread together with the artist's thinking on his or her work in relationship to trees, and with a quotation each selected from writers as diverse as Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso, Abraham Lincoln and Henry David Thoreau, William Shakespeare and Ogden Nash. 

First Thursday features Northwest artists, Seattle Times Arts Feature, March 27, 2009, Seattle, WA

Public Art in Belltown, Belltown Life, pg2, #5 2009, Seattle WA

Bell Street Boulevard Approved, Belltown Messenger, July 2009, Seattle, WA

Bedlam Coffee Dudes Trying to Save Needle Sculpture, Downtown Dispatch, June 22, 2009, Seattle WA 

2007

Anonymous Drawings #5 Exhibition Catalog, Blütenweiss Gallery, Berlin, Germany 

2006

Cameo, (Interview), La Vie En Rose Magazine, Issue 1. US 2006

VISUAL ARTS PICK : DREAM CHASER, Seattle Weekly, Seattle, Washington

Visual Arts Pick, Seattle Weekly, 6/06, Seattle, WA

2002

TABLET GALLERY PICK: SACRED SPACES/ARTIFICIAL INCLUSION, Tablet Newspaper, 4/02, Seattle, WA 

Seattle Weekly, 01/31/02, Seattle, WA

1999 

Andie deRoux at the LUX CAFE, Seattle Weekly, 05/16/99, Seattle, WA

1998

TWO SHOWS THAT FIND POETRY IN MOTION, Seattle Times, 12/17/98, Seattle, WA 

The Hit List: Visual Arts, Seattle Weekly, 12/10/98, Seattle, WA 

Seattle Weekly, 12/24/98, Seattle, WA

Selected Collections

Redmond City Hall, Redmond WA

Pan Pacific Hotel, Seattle WA

Pike Place Market Foundation, Seattle, WA

Provail, Seattle WA

SAFECO Art Collection, Seattle, WA 

CRS Financial Center, Lynnwood, WA

Seattle Chinese Medical Center, Seattle, WA 

Seeds of Compassion Collection, Seattle University, Seattle, WA

The Westin Seattle, Seattle WA

 Selected Private Collections: Washington, Oregon, San Francisco, New York City, Hong Kong