It is with a heavy heart that I report that our friend Paul Dahlquist has passed away, peacefully, at his care facility on April 10, 2019. He was being attended by his biological family and was well loved by many.
“Gregory” by Paul Dahlquist 2010
My name is Gregory Franklyn. I am handling Paul Dahlquist’s online presence. It has been a while since I’ve posted new work from Paul and that is because he is no longer able to hold a camera steady enough to do something worthy of your attention. He IS well though and is living in a Senior Care facility in Kent Washington where he is thriving. He is well attended by his two sons, Stuart and Adam and a gang of grandchildren and friends.The only way to contact Paul these days is by mail. You can contact him directly and I encourage you to do so, as I know he LOVES hearing from you. Please do! (and don’t forget to browse through some of his work that we’ve presented for you here. After all, that’s what this is all about.)
Paul Dahlquist
Saliem’s Senior Home
524 Railroad Ave. S
Kent, Wa 98032
If you need to contact ME for some reason, I can be reached at gregory@glfranklyn.com
“Marilyn Murdoch Presents: Paul Dahlquist Photography Group Show!!”
November 1 – December 31, 2013
Including works, by
Paul Dahlquist – Adam Blackman – Jon Gottshall – Rebecca Guberman-Bloom
Sherry Heiser – Ann Kandellen – Jim Lummasson – Nathan Lucas & Greg Whal-Stephens
Artists Reception November 2nd 2013 – 3:00PM
2219 NW Raleigh st
Portland, OR
503-224-3334
Hours: Tue-Fri 9:00AM to 6:00PM
Saturday 10:00AM to 5:00PM
MORE TO FOLLOW!
Almandra & Kimi
Colin’s Pup
Chest
GeorgeTown
405 15th Ave East Seattle WA * 206-324-6406
Paul Dahlquist
Black & White Photographs
Showing in the Month of February 2012
Meet the Artist Sunday February 5th 7:30 to 9:00PM
Force of Will
The Studio in the Gadsby Building
Antwon
Mark Galloway
Paul with Lilly
Cait Willis is curating Paul Dahlquist’s new show at Ghost Gallery and has included paintings and Drawings from the 50s and 60s when he spent time with Northwest Artists Including Mark Tobey and Guy Anderson.
He lived with Wesley Weir and worked for Zoe Dusanne. Unfortunately, photography was not his medium until the 70s.
Dahlquist is calling his show “Presences”, a word used by Wendell Berry in his novel, “Jayber Crow”. Presences is any specific time, place or subject that is intensely experienced. Some fine Presences are not recorded for posterity.
This current show will have portraits, light studies, urban subjects and figures; Parents are alerted that adult material is included.
There will be an artist’s reception on Thursday November 10, 2011 from 6:00 to 9:00PM.
The Ghost Gallery
504 E Denny Way, Seattle Washington
(Denny Way @ Summit)
Hours are Tuesdays through Saturdays from 12-8
and 12-6 on Sundays
