Art-a-Ment at Cinema Center
Saturday, November 10, 2007
This will be the 4th year that local artists have lent their talents to support Cinema Center. Each year just over 40 local artists create unique and gorgeous objects and donate them the Cinema Center. We throw a party and put these one of a kind works of art up for sale in a silent auction. Art-a-ment happens in November.
Art-A-Ment will take place at Cinema Center Downtown
437 E. Berry St.
Saturday, November 10, 2007
5:30-8:30 p.m. Party & Silent Auction,
8:45 p.m. movie (tba).
$30. in advance, $35. at the door. Includes great food & beverages
See gallery of ornaments for sale!
Sunday, October 28, 2007
The Barns of Indiana 2008 calendar is now available!!
All the hard work has finally come to fruition...
Thirteen barn paintings,
with their unique history,
from thirteen different counties throughout Indiana.
Finest quality images,
first quality printing,
equals a calendar worth giving and receiving.
See many barn paintings and more on my web site:
www.gwengutwein.com
Regards,
Gwen Gutwein
All the hard work has finally come to fruition...
Thirteen barn paintings,
with their unique history,
from thirteen different counties throughout Indiana.
Finest quality images,
first quality printing,
equals a calendar worth giving and receiving.
See many barn paintings and more on my web site:
www.gwengutwein.com
Regards,
Gwen Gutwein
Friday, October 26, 2007
Hi Everyone,
Fort Wayne's very own studio artist Micheal Johnson [sic Michael Johnson] is having his exhibition this Saturday at the Performing Arts building on Main St (Arts United). Also, recording artist "Tasha" Denae who is fabulous will be performing, you won't to miss this!!! Come on out Fort Wayne and let's support them both---They are doing their thing!!!
See Ya there!!!
Peace
Sarah
Zest by Design, Inc
260- 755-0483
Fort Wayne's very own studio artist Micheal Johnson [sic Michael Johnson] is having his exhibition this Saturday at the Performing Arts building on Main St (Arts United). Also, recording artist "Tasha" Denae who is fabulous will be performing, you won't to miss this!!! Come on out Fort Wayne and let's support them both---They are doing their thing!!!
See Ya there!!!
Peace
Sarah
Zest by Design, Inc
260- 755-0483
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Forged Art! The art of blacksmithing
Oct. 15 - Nov. 28, 2007
Wells County Creative Arts Center
211 W. Water Street, Bluffton IN 46714
260-824-5222
www.wellscocreativearts.com
Blacksmithing is not defined by a time period or an artist motif.
Blacksmithing is defined by the process alone. Visit the Creative Arts
Center as the focus is on "Forged Art! The art of blacksmithing" from Oct.
15 through Nov. 28, 2008. This unique heritage exhibit celebrates the art of
forged metal, from garden ironworks to architectural elements, home
furnishing to tools. It includes a variety of both rustic and contemporary
pieces and is a fascinating look at the artistry involved in shaping metal.
Rob Evans: Area residents are used to seeing Dr. Rob Evans handle much
smaller metal-working equipment at his dental practice in Bluffton. But, in
his tidy studio, he uses traditional techniques to create sleek,
contemporary iron work of all sizes. A member of the Indiana Blacksmithing
Association and the Artist Blacksmith Association of North America, his
pieces have been published by the national art blacksmithing magazine, The
Anvil's Ring.
Stephen E. Wooldridge: Wooldridge grew up helping in his grandfather's
blacksmith shop in Shelby County. Now, the Sheridan resident is a blacksmith
and metal sculptor whose works have been displayed around the world.
Locally, several of his large landscape pieces can be seen on the IUPUI
campus and throughout the Indianapolis arts district. For this exhibit,
Wooldridge is displaying six of his 52 massive Iron Man blacksmithing
pieces. Resembling large chess pieces, he was inspired to create the series
during his training with David Smith and Richard Serra.
Mark Thomas: Thomas has been blacksmithing since 1997. The owner of MT Forge blacksmithing shop in Markle (pronounced Em-Tee), he spends much of his time on the road at rendezvous throughout the region. Thomas' traditional blacksmith pieces for the CAC exhibit include a variety of household and camp items. At his forge, a camp two-slot toaster becomes a work of art. Simple hooks are decorative hangers.
Starry Night
Open Call for your "starring" art
Dec. 5 - 31
Wells County Creative Arts Center
211 W. Water Street, Bluffton IN 46714
260-824-5222
Open call for entries of art representing the night sky or star imagery.
This exhibit is inspired by Van Gogh's famous masterpiece, Starry Night.
This exhibit will create a quiet, peaceful oasis at the Center during the
often hectic holiday season. Art displayed in this exhibit are by the
discretion of the CAC. For information about exhibiting your work, contact
the Center.
Oct. 15 - Nov. 28, 2007
Wells County Creative Arts Center
211 W. Water Street, Bluffton IN 46714
260-824-5222
www.wellscocreativearts.com
Blacksmithing is not defined by a time period or an artist motif.
Blacksmithing is defined by the process alone. Visit the Creative Arts
Center as the focus is on "Forged Art! The art of blacksmithing" from Oct.
15 through Nov. 28, 2008. This unique heritage exhibit celebrates the art of
forged metal, from garden ironworks to architectural elements, home
furnishing to tools. It includes a variety of both rustic and contemporary
pieces and is a fascinating look at the artistry involved in shaping metal.
Rob Evans: Area residents are used to seeing Dr. Rob Evans handle much
smaller metal-working equipment at his dental practice in Bluffton. But, in
his tidy studio, he uses traditional techniques to create sleek,
contemporary iron work of all sizes. A member of the Indiana Blacksmithing
Association and the Artist Blacksmith Association of North America, his
pieces have been published by the national art blacksmithing magazine, The
Anvil's Ring.
Stephen E. Wooldridge: Wooldridge grew up helping in his grandfather's
blacksmith shop in Shelby County. Now, the Sheridan resident is a blacksmith
and metal sculptor whose works have been displayed around the world.
Locally, several of his large landscape pieces can be seen on the IUPUI
campus and throughout the Indianapolis arts district. For this exhibit,
Wooldridge is displaying six of his 52 massive Iron Man blacksmithing
pieces. Resembling large chess pieces, he was inspired to create the series
during his training with David Smith and Richard Serra.
Mark Thomas: Thomas has been blacksmithing since 1997. The owner of MT Forge blacksmithing shop in Markle (pronounced Em-Tee), he spends much of his time on the road at rendezvous throughout the region. Thomas' traditional blacksmith pieces for the CAC exhibit include a variety of household and camp items. At his forge, a camp two-slot toaster becomes a work of art. Simple hooks are decorative hangers.
Starry Night
Open Call for your "starring" art
Dec. 5 - 31
Wells County Creative Arts Center
211 W. Water Street, Bluffton IN 46714
260-824-5222
Open call for entries of art representing the night sky or star imagery.
This exhibit is inspired by Van Gogh's famous masterpiece, Starry Night.
This exhibit will create a quiet, peaceful oasis at the Center during the
often hectic holiday season. Art displayed in this exhibit are by the
discretion of the CAC. For information about exhibiting your work, contact
the Center.
Monday, October 22, 2007
Halloween Fall Portrait Special
If weather permits, I will be doing Outdoor portraits this year!
October 25, 26 & 27
Thurs 11-7, Fri 10-5:30, & Sat 10-4
1 pose sitting includes one of the following:
1-8x10 & 4 wallets
2-5x7 & 4-wallets
or
4-4x6 & 4-wallets
I will be using fall leaves, a wheelbarrow, pumpkins, and a few bales of hay.
Holly Heath Photography
10429 Hosler Road
Leo, Indiana 46765
260-627-8600
If weather permits, I will be doing Outdoor portraits this year!
October 25, 26 & 27
Thurs 11-7, Fri 10-5:30, & Sat 10-4
1 pose sitting includes one of the following:
1-8x10 & 4 wallets
2-5x7 & 4-wallets
or
4-4x6 & 4-wallets
I will be using fall leaves, a wheelbarrow, pumpkins, and a few bales of hay.
Holly Heath Photography
10429 Hosler Road
Leo, Indiana 46765
260-627-8600
Thursday, October 18, 2007
FALL into Great Art!
ARTLINK and FWMoA present: Tax Issues for Artists WORKSHOP
Thursday, November 8, 2007
6-8PM
DON'T LET YOUR FEAR OF TAXES and the confusion of financial reporting stand in the way of your success!
Concentrating solely on the process of creating your art is not always possible—and April 15th is closer than you’d think! In this workshop, you will learn the basics of how to set-up a record keeping system for tax purposes, determine if your art/performance income should be treated as a hobby or a business and many other useful tips and suggestions. Invest in yourself—this is truly a not-to-be-missed event!
$10 – Artlink or FWMoA Members or with a valid student ID
$15 – Non-members
Workshop will be held at FWMoA Auditorium.
Deadline to register is Nov 2nd. Workshop fee required with enrollment form. A receipt will be mailed to you verifying your registration, and any materials that you may need to bring with you that day. Download form here. Please contact Sarah at 422.6467 or aubrey@fwmoa.org with questions.
ART 4 SALE
Application Deadline EXTENDED until NOVEMBER 1, 2007!
For over 50 years, art buyers have flocked to the Museum's Art4Sale sales exhibition and left with arms full of new work by contemporary American artists from all over the country--
Don't miss your chance to be part of this Premiere annual art sale and fundraiser!
Contact Linda for more information at 422.6467, ext 312 or linda@fwmoa.org TODAY!
NEW!!! FWMoA Artist Membership
The Fort Wayne Museum of Art is committed to strengthening ties with artists in our region. This new $20 annual membership level has a wide range of benefits including:
Discounted application fee for all FWMoA juried exhibitions
Discounts on all artist workshops
Opportunity to participate in the NEW annual FWMoA Member Show
Advance notice of artist opportunities
Invitation to join the NEW Artist Focus Group
Opportunity to be included in the NEW FWMoA Artist Registry
As well as:
10% discount in the FWMoA Museum shop
Unlimited free Fort Wayne Museum of Art Museum admission
Complimentary ticket to exhibition openings
Join Today – Becoming a member has never had more value!
Current FWMoA Member or thinking of joining at a higher level to receive even more benefits? Contact Gina Arata at 422.6467, ext 337 or arata@fwmoa.org to receive Artist Benefits at NO EXTRA CHARGE!
Artist Opportunity
Interested in participating in the First Annual Art, Craft and Coffee Showcase at Bentley's on Broadway??!
There's still time! Booth space must be reserved by Nov 20, 2007 but space is limited so contact Kim of Bentley's on Broadway TODAY at 745.3790 or Kimbrlylu7@aol.com.
Please note: this is not an FWMoA program; please direct all questions and inquires to the contact listed above.
Peter and David Turnley: McClellan Street
A lecture and book signing at the FWMoA
Friday, November 2
FREE to FWMoA Members
$5 Non-Members
Please join us as world-famous photojournalists David and Peter Turnley return to their native Fort Wayne to discuss their newly released book on the series of photographs that started it all: McClellan Street.
7pm: Lecture on McClellan Street series and its lasting effect, followed by brief lectures by David and Peter Turnley on their individual careers since this seminal moment.
The lectures will be concluded with a book signing of the newly released book, McClellan Street. Books will be available for purchase in the FWMoA Museum Shop.
Seating is limited; Please RSVP to Brian Wagner prior to October 30 at 422-6467, ext 338 or wagner@fwmoa.org.
DepARTures Trip Program: Get on the Bus!
There are still 10 seats left on our exciting trip to Grand Rapids!! Act now-- seats are filled on a first-come basis. Please contact Sarah at 422.6467, ext 323 or aubrey@fwmoa.org to make your reservation.
The FWMoA presents a trip to the NEW Grand Rapids Art Museum and the
George Rickey Retrospective at the Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park!
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2007
$79 FWMoA Members $89 All others
Guided Tour of the NEW Grand Rapids Art Museum
Celebrate the Inaugural Year of the NEW Grand Rapids Art Museum! Only opened to the public October 5, 2007 this internationally anticipated expansion is the first newly constructed LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certified art museum in the world. Our guided tour will highlight the Museum’s Permanent Collection and then explore the building on your own.
Leading works in the GRAM Collection include: Richard Diebenkorn, Ingleside, 1963, one of the artist's definitive early figurative paintings, Pablo Picasso's 1962 Still Life with Cherries and Watermelon, the only existing complete set in eight states, and American paintings of the late 19th and early 20th century.
Discover the Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park
Following lunch on your own in the Gardens café, enjoy a docent-led tour through the indoor galleries of the exciting George Rickey Kinetic Sculpture: A Retrospective followed by a guided tram tour of the stunning outdoor gardens and sculpture park – including twenty additional works by Rickey! Their impressive permanent sculpture collection features works by over 30 world-renowned sculptors such as Auguste Rodin, Henry Moore, Louise Nevelson, Mark di Suvero, Claes Oldenburg and Louise Bourgeois; within the Sculpture Park’s 30+ acres is the most comprehensive collection of outdoor sculpture in the Midwest.
NEW!!! Learn a Bunch @ Lunch
The First Thursday of every month
12:15-12:45PM
FREE
Get out of the office!
Beat the daily grind with the Museum’s newest program—Learn a Bunch @ Lunch is a chance to see the Museum in a whole new way—and all on your lunch hour! These free, informal talks and tours will cover themes ranging from the current exhibitions, to the FWMoA permanent collection, to art in general. Each Thursday will be different—truly a taste for all palates!
November 1, 2007
What’s behind closed doors?
Join us in the FWMoA Auditorium for a behind-the-scenes peek and slide lecture of the Museum’s Permanent Collection.
Bring your lunch or order a box lunch and have it waiting on you! The Museum will provide beverages and light dessert; No reservations are required unless pre-ordering a box lunch.
A limited number of box lunches are available from Deli 620 for only $5; please contact Sarah Aubrey by Oct 31 at 5PM to reserve yours at 422-6467, ext 323 or Aubrey@fwmoa.org .
NEW!!! BOOK CLUB
Join the NEW Art of Reading Book Club! These lively discussions will cover books new and old; books with an art twist and books that you simply can’t put down. There’s something for everyone and maybe even something that surprises you!
November 8: The Lost Painting by Jonathon Harr
And don’t forget to save the date for our Special Shopping Event at Barnes & Noble Bookstore at Jefferson Pointe on Saturday, December 8!! Keep an eye on your mailbox for more details soon!
January 17: The Great Gatsby
Dates continue through May.
Contact Sarah at 422-6467, ext 323 or aubrey@fwmoa.org with questions or for more details.
CRIT!
Wednesday, October 25
7-8:30pm
FREE
Crit! is designed to both challenge our imagination and deepen our appreciation of the issues faced by artists of our time. Join us for a pleasantly dynamic evening of exploration and conversation.
TOPIC: An American in Venice: America’s Entrants in the Venice Biennale
For over a century the Venice Biennale has been one of the most prestigious cultural institutions in the world. Since its founding in 1895, it has been in the avant-garde, championing new artistic trends in contemporary art. Tonight’s CRIT! will give our panelists a chance to rate if previous American representatives were up to the challenge—and don’t forget to bring your own opinion!
PANELISTS: Jason Stopa, Dan Swartz, Jessie Bower, Sara Rose Collins
Join us for a night of debating the course of Contemporary American Art History—Everyone’s a Critic.
In the Galleries:
Innovation and Change: Great Ceramics from the Ceramics Research Center, Arizona State University Art Museum Collection
This Stunning Exhibition challenges your notions of the ceramic media and highlights the masterworks of many of the leading international artists of our time; offering a panoramic survey of the potential of clay as an expressive art form.
SPECIAL GUIDED TOUR
Led by Charlie Cummings (of Charlie Cummings Clay Studio)
Saturday, October 27
2PM
FREE
Even more to love—the FWMoA Extends its hours!
Thursday Late Nights
Continued by Popular Demand!
Open until 9PM
Free After 5PM!!!
ARTLINK and FWMoA present: Tax Issues for Artists WORKSHOP
Thursday, November 8, 2007
6-8PM
DON'T LET YOUR FEAR OF TAXES and the confusion of financial reporting stand in the way of your success!
Concentrating solely on the process of creating your art is not always possible—and April 15th is closer than you’d think! In this workshop, you will learn the basics of how to set-up a record keeping system for tax purposes, determine if your art/performance income should be treated as a hobby or a business and many other useful tips and suggestions. Invest in yourself—this is truly a not-to-be-missed event!
$10 – Artlink or FWMoA Members or with a valid student ID
$15 – Non-members
Workshop will be held at FWMoA Auditorium.
Deadline to register is Nov 2nd. Workshop fee required with enrollment form. A receipt will be mailed to you verifying your registration, and any materials that you may need to bring with you that day. Download form here. Please contact Sarah at 422.6467 or aubrey@fwmoa.org with questions.
ART 4 SALE
Application Deadline EXTENDED until NOVEMBER 1, 2007!
For over 50 years, art buyers have flocked to the Museum's Art4Sale sales exhibition and left with arms full of new work by contemporary American artists from all over the country--
Don't miss your chance to be part of this Premiere annual art sale and fundraiser!
Contact Linda for more information at 422.6467, ext 312 or linda@fwmoa.org TODAY!
NEW!!! FWMoA Artist Membership
The Fort Wayne Museum of Art is committed to strengthening ties with artists in our region. This new $20 annual membership level has a wide range of benefits including:
Discounted application fee for all FWMoA juried exhibitions
Discounts on all artist workshops
Opportunity to participate in the NEW annual FWMoA Member Show
Advance notice of artist opportunities
Invitation to join the NEW Artist Focus Group
Opportunity to be included in the NEW FWMoA Artist Registry
As well as:
10% discount in the FWMoA Museum shop
Unlimited free Fort Wayne Museum of Art Museum admission
Complimentary ticket to exhibition openings
Join Today – Becoming a member has never had more value!
Current FWMoA Member or thinking of joining at a higher level to receive even more benefits? Contact Gina Arata at 422.6467, ext 337 or arata@fwmoa.org to receive Artist Benefits at NO EXTRA CHARGE!
Artist Opportunity
Interested in participating in the First Annual Art, Craft and Coffee Showcase at Bentley's on Broadway??!
There's still time! Booth space must be reserved by Nov 20, 2007 but space is limited so contact Kim of Bentley's on Broadway TODAY at 745.3790 or Kimbrlylu7@aol.com.
Please note: this is not an FWMoA program; please direct all questions and inquires to the contact listed above.
Peter and David Turnley: McClellan Street
A lecture and book signing at the FWMoA
Friday, November 2
FREE to FWMoA Members
$5 Non-Members
Please join us as world-famous photojournalists David and Peter Turnley return to their native Fort Wayne to discuss their newly released book on the series of photographs that started it all: McClellan Street.
7pm: Lecture on McClellan Street series and its lasting effect, followed by brief lectures by David and Peter Turnley on their individual careers since this seminal moment.
The lectures will be concluded with a book signing of the newly released book, McClellan Street. Books will be available for purchase in the FWMoA Museum Shop.
Seating is limited; Please RSVP to Brian Wagner prior to October 30 at 422-6467, ext 338 or wagner@fwmoa.org.
DepARTures Trip Program: Get on the Bus!
There are still 10 seats left on our exciting trip to Grand Rapids!! Act now-- seats are filled on a first-come basis. Please contact Sarah at 422.6467, ext 323 or aubrey@fwmoa.org to make your reservation.
The FWMoA presents a trip to the NEW Grand Rapids Art Museum and the
George Rickey Retrospective at the Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park!
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2007
$79 FWMoA Members $89 All others
Guided Tour of the NEW Grand Rapids Art Museum
Celebrate the Inaugural Year of the NEW Grand Rapids Art Museum! Only opened to the public October 5, 2007 this internationally anticipated expansion is the first newly constructed LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certified art museum in the world. Our guided tour will highlight the Museum’s Permanent Collection and then explore the building on your own.
Leading works in the GRAM Collection include: Richard Diebenkorn, Ingleside, 1963, one of the artist's definitive early figurative paintings, Pablo Picasso's 1962 Still Life with Cherries and Watermelon, the only existing complete set in eight states, and American paintings of the late 19th and early 20th century.
Discover the Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park
Following lunch on your own in the Gardens café, enjoy a docent-led tour through the indoor galleries of the exciting George Rickey Kinetic Sculpture: A Retrospective followed by a guided tram tour of the stunning outdoor gardens and sculpture park – including twenty additional works by Rickey! Their impressive permanent sculpture collection features works by over 30 world-renowned sculptors such as Auguste Rodin, Henry Moore, Louise Nevelson, Mark di Suvero, Claes Oldenburg and Louise Bourgeois; within the Sculpture Park’s 30+ acres is the most comprehensive collection of outdoor sculpture in the Midwest.
NEW!!! Learn a Bunch @ Lunch
The First Thursday of every month
12:15-12:45PM
FREE
Get out of the office!
Beat the daily grind with the Museum’s newest program—Learn a Bunch @ Lunch is a chance to see the Museum in a whole new way—and all on your lunch hour! These free, informal talks and tours will cover themes ranging from the current exhibitions, to the FWMoA permanent collection, to art in general. Each Thursday will be different—truly a taste for all palates!
November 1, 2007
What’s behind closed doors?
Join us in the FWMoA Auditorium for a behind-the-scenes peek and slide lecture of the Museum’s Permanent Collection.
Bring your lunch or order a box lunch and have it waiting on you! The Museum will provide beverages and light dessert; No reservations are required unless pre-ordering a box lunch.
A limited number of box lunches are available from Deli 620 for only $5; please contact Sarah Aubrey by Oct 31 at 5PM to reserve yours at 422-6467, ext 323 or Aubrey@fwmoa.org .
NEW!!! BOOK CLUB
Join the NEW Art of Reading Book Club! These lively discussions will cover books new and old; books with an art twist and books that you simply can’t put down. There’s something for everyone and maybe even something that surprises you!
November 8: The Lost Painting by Jonathon Harr
And don’t forget to save the date for our Special Shopping Event at Barnes & Noble Bookstore at Jefferson Pointe on Saturday, December 8!! Keep an eye on your mailbox for more details soon!
January 17: The Great Gatsby
Dates continue through May.
Contact Sarah at 422-6467, ext 323 or aubrey@fwmoa.org with questions or for more details.
CRIT!
Wednesday, October 25
7-8:30pm
FREE
Crit! is designed to both challenge our imagination and deepen our appreciation of the issues faced by artists of our time. Join us for a pleasantly dynamic evening of exploration and conversation.
TOPIC: An American in Venice: America’s Entrants in the Venice Biennale
For over a century the Venice Biennale has been one of the most prestigious cultural institutions in the world. Since its founding in 1895, it has been in the avant-garde, championing new artistic trends in contemporary art. Tonight’s CRIT! will give our panelists a chance to rate if previous American representatives were up to the challenge—and don’t forget to bring your own opinion!
PANELISTS: Jason Stopa, Dan Swartz, Jessie Bower, Sara Rose Collins
Join us for a night of debating the course of Contemporary American Art History—Everyone’s a Critic.
In the Galleries:
Innovation and Change: Great Ceramics from the Ceramics Research Center, Arizona State University Art Museum Collection
This Stunning Exhibition challenges your notions of the ceramic media and highlights the masterworks of many of the leading international artists of our time; offering a panoramic survey of the potential of clay as an expressive art form.
SPECIAL GUIDED TOUR
Led by Charlie Cummings (of Charlie Cummings Clay Studio)
Saturday, October 27
2PM
FREE
Even more to love—the FWMoA Extends its hours!
Thursday Late Nights
Continued by Popular Demand!
Open until 9PM
Free After 5PM!!!
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
The Renaissance Artist Collective--New Season Kick-Off!
November 2, 1007 @ 7pm at First Assembly of God
1400 W. Washington Center Road
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
260.490.8585
Featured Artists:
Rebecca Justice-Schaab is an accomplished oil painter who is represented by
The Castle Gallery in Fort Wayne and Expressions Gallery in Auburn. She is also the curator of the Artists in Praise art exhibits at First Assembly of God.
Andrew Booth is an internationally known musician. He has played and spoken
in front of more than 100,000 people. He has written music for TV and radio and his latest CD "The Rest Liturgy" has been released to wide acclaim in the USA, Europe and Asia.
November 2, 1007 @ 7pm at First Assembly of God
1400 W. Washington Center Road
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
260.490.8585
Featured Artists:
Rebecca Justice-Schaab is an accomplished oil painter who is represented by
The Castle Gallery in Fort Wayne and Expressions Gallery in Auburn. She is also the curator of the Artists in Praise art exhibits at First Assembly of God.
Andrew Booth is an internationally known musician. He has played and spoken
in front of more than 100,000 people. He has written music for TV and radio and his latest CD "The Rest Liturgy" has been released to wide acclaim in the USA, Europe and Asia.
Evening with Sandy Skoglund
Join the School of Creative Arts on Friday, October 26th, 7:30pm in the North Campus Auditorium for an evening with guest artist SANDY SKOGLUND. Her installation piece "Breathing Glass" is currently on display in the Weatherhead Gallery at the Rolland Art Center. For more information please contact Amy at 260-434-7591. The lecture and exhibition are free and open to the public.
Join the School of Creative Arts on Friday, October 26th, 7:30pm in the North Campus Auditorium for an evening with guest artist SANDY SKOGLUND. Her installation piece "Breathing Glass" is currently on display in the Weatherhead Gallery at the Rolland Art Center. For more information please contact Amy at 260-434-7591. The lecture and exhibition are free and open to the public.
Monday, October 15, 2007
Local Award Winners Announced
The 29th Elkhart Juried Regional opened at the Midwest Museum of American Art in Elkhart, Indiana, Friday, October 12, 2007.
Fort Wayne area artists receiving awards were: Norman Bradley receiving the Dr. David Regan Purchase Award and the Dr. Bradley & Brooke Swanson Purchase Award; Sheila Fink receiving the David & Cynthia Marks Purchase Award; Dana Goodman receiving the William & Jeanne Batten Merit Award for Sculpture; Justin Henry Miller receiving the D & M Glass Corporation Merit Award; and Lina Zerkle receiving the Best Fiber Award.
Other Fort Wayne area artists whose work appears in the show are: Dixie Landis Bradley, Michael Burman, Austin Cartwright, Louise S. Cartwright, Daniel J. Dienelt, Joel Fremion, Suzanne Galazka, Gwen Gutwein, Malinda Henning, Audrey Riley, Roger Sugden, Patricia Weiss and Stefanie Woodring.
The show runs through December 9, 2007.
The 29th Elkhart Juried Regional opened at the Midwest Museum of American Art in Elkhart, Indiana, Friday, October 12, 2007.
Fort Wayne area artists receiving awards were: Norman Bradley receiving the Dr. David Regan Purchase Award and the Dr. Bradley & Brooke Swanson Purchase Award; Sheila Fink receiving the David & Cynthia Marks Purchase Award; Dana Goodman receiving the William & Jeanne Batten Merit Award for Sculpture; Justin Henry Miller receiving the D & M Glass Corporation Merit Award; and Lina Zerkle receiving the Best Fiber Award.
Other Fort Wayne area artists whose work appears in the show are: Dixie Landis Bradley, Michael Burman, Austin Cartwright, Louise S. Cartwright, Daniel J. Dienelt, Joel Fremion, Suzanne Galazka, Gwen Gutwein, Malinda Henning, Audrey Riley, Roger Sugden, Patricia Weiss and Stefanie Woodring.
The show runs through December 9, 2007.
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Open House at Art UP & Home Grown Bead and Candle Shoppe
*Art UP & Home Grown Bead and Candle Shoppe Inc* are Celebrating our 5th year at 125 West Wayne Street with an open house event.
Join Corene Painter, Diane Groenert & Don Osos Friday Oct. 19th from 7pm-11pm.
Unveiling of Diane's latest painting @ 8pm.
Meet Artists & Friends and enjoy Nosh & Wine.
Join our mailing list and receive: 30% off Loose Beads and Soy Candles & 50% off select reproductions of Diane's Downtown Series.
Sale will continue to Saturday noon-4pm.
*Art UP & Home Grown Bead and Candle Shoppe Inc* are Celebrating our 5th year at 125 West Wayne Street with an open house event.
Join Corene Painter, Diane Groenert & Don Osos Friday Oct. 19th from 7pm-11pm.
Unveiling of Diane's latest painting @ 8pm.
Meet Artists & Friends and enjoy Nosh & Wine.
Join our mailing list and receive: 30% off Loose Beads and Soy Candles & 50% off select reproductions of Diane's Downtown Series.
Sale will continue to Saturday noon-4pm.
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Regional Winners Opens at Artlink
Friday, October 12, opening reception 7-9 p.m.
Exhibition runs through November 20, 2007
Artlink, Inc., 437 E. Berry Street, Fort Wayne, IN 46802
(260) 424-7195
Free for Artlink members; Non-members, $2 suggested donation
CONTACT: Deb Washler, Executive Director, deb@artlinkfw.com
The Regional Winners exhibition opens at Artlink’s Main Gallery with a reception on Friday, October 12, from 7 to 9:00 p.m. This is an exhibition of recent artwork by the three winners of Artlink’s 2006 Regional Exhibition. The exhibit includes earthenware sculpture by Dianna Huxhold, mixed media wall work by Audrey Riley and paintings by Kat Rohrbacher.
Dianna Huxhold has exhibited regionally, nationally and internationally. Her sculptural clay figures are assembled from human and animal components made of hand-built, low-fire earthenware. Besides the pedestal and floor pieces, there is an installation piece entitled “Harvesting a New Foundation.” A wire nest containing clay eggs hangs suspended from the ceiling above a mound of soil with shards of brick and ceramic egg shapes sticking out. Huxhold’s work relays messages about the human life cycle and the work is fun to look at.
Audrey Riley is a mixed media artist. Some of her work is built on a base made of “Do it Best Hardware” yard sticks which Riley has decorated with the printed word through wood burning, stencils, pronto prints, beads, pins and much more. Riley’s newest mixed media twist is the addition of wood-turned pieces to her assemblages. Some pieces entail over 200 hours of labor. The work is different and exciting and always has a message.
Young Fort Wayne painter Kat Rohrbacher is a 2005 graduate of the prestigious School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She found her voice when she met her birth mother and relatives who actually look like her. Rohrbacher demonstrates strong Chicago-style paint application and has demonstrated her skill with a series of portraits of her new-found family.
Mixed Media on Paper by Nikia Vogel will be on display in Artlink’s Hallway Gallery also through November 20. The display may be viewed during regular gallery hours and before and after Cinema Center performances.
Friday, October 12, opening reception 7-9 p.m.
Exhibition runs through November 20, 2007
Artlink, Inc., 437 E. Berry Street, Fort Wayne, IN 46802
(260) 424-7195
Free for Artlink members; Non-members, $2 suggested donation
CONTACT: Deb Washler, Executive Director, deb@artlinkfw.com
The Regional Winners exhibition opens at Artlink’s Main Gallery with a reception on Friday, October 12, from 7 to 9:00 p.m. This is an exhibition of recent artwork by the three winners of Artlink’s 2006 Regional Exhibition. The exhibit includes earthenware sculpture by Dianna Huxhold, mixed media wall work by Audrey Riley and paintings by Kat Rohrbacher.
Dianna Huxhold has exhibited regionally, nationally and internationally. Her sculptural clay figures are assembled from human and animal components made of hand-built, low-fire earthenware. Besides the pedestal and floor pieces, there is an installation piece entitled “Harvesting a New Foundation.” A wire nest containing clay eggs hangs suspended from the ceiling above a mound of soil with shards of brick and ceramic egg shapes sticking out. Huxhold’s work relays messages about the human life cycle and the work is fun to look at.
Audrey Riley is a mixed media artist. Some of her work is built on a base made of “Do it Best Hardware” yard sticks which Riley has decorated with the printed word through wood burning, stencils, pronto prints, beads, pins and much more. Riley’s newest mixed media twist is the addition of wood-turned pieces to her assemblages. Some pieces entail over 200 hours of labor. The work is different and exciting and always has a message.
Young Fort Wayne painter Kat Rohrbacher is a 2005 graduate of the prestigious School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She found her voice when she met her birth mother and relatives who actually look like her. Rohrbacher demonstrates strong Chicago-style paint application and has demonstrated her skill with a series of portraits of her new-found family.
Mixed Media on Paper by Nikia Vogel will be on display in Artlink’s Hallway Gallery also through November 20. The display may be viewed during regular gallery hours and before and after Cinema Center performances.
American Glory Sculpture Collection Celebrates Historic Patriotic Icons
Contemporary avant-garde designers Tor Duane and Delayne are celebrating the launch of their unique hand-made collection of metal sculptures celebrating progressive periods in American history. The collection includes a steam locomotive, a stylized Civil War cannon and futuristic rocket ship. The gala affair will take place at the Fort Wayne Botanical Conservatory, 1100 S. Calhoun Street, at 6pm to 9pm on Friday, October 26, 2007.
Head designer Tor Duane says, 'We created these replicas of nationalistic icons to visually stimulate the memories and glory associated with major progressive movements in American history. The steam locomotive represents America’s bold railroad expansion across the vast lands. The Civil War cannon stands as a symbol of the strife that took place in making America a strong democratic society. The rocket ship blazes towards the heavens in celebration of mankind’s daring reach towards the stars and space exploration.' Phoenix, AZ gallery owner Wendy Towne notes, 'Tor Duane and Delayne have captured the essence of these colorful American iconic symbols by including the most unique features of the original items. They have combined pain-staking craftsmanship with a terrific sense of scale and proportion to create sculptures which engage the imagination and stir the soul.'
The company plans to expand their line to include additional icons of American history that serve to illustrate and illuminate courageous strides forward the United States of America has made in the name of progress and exploration. Information is available by e-mailing the designers at FashionUniverse23@Hotmail.com or by calling (310) 779 3300.
Monday, October 08, 2007
Bill Kremer's Gestural Vessel exhibition at Charlie Cummings Clay Studio
Join us this Saturday for the opening of Bill Kremer: Gestural Vessels
Bill Kremer is the Chair of the Ceramics department at the University of Notre Dame. Bill's work represents both ceramic sculpture and traditional pottery. Kremer is known for his innovations using large sculptural molds. The gestural vessels made from this process are fired in a 30' wood firing kiln located at his home studio in Cassopolis, MI.
Exhibition Dates: Oct 13th - Nov 2nd, 2007.
Reception: Saturday, Oct. 13th 6 - 9 pm.
View the show.
Join us this Saturday for the opening of Bill Kremer: Gestural Vessels
Bill Kremer is the Chair of the Ceramics department at the University of Notre Dame. Bill's work represents both ceramic sculpture and traditional pottery. Kremer is known for his innovations using large sculptural molds. The gestural vessels made from this process are fired in a 30' wood firing kiln located at his home studio in Cassopolis, MI.
Exhibition Dates: Oct 13th - Nov 2nd, 2007.
Reception: Saturday, Oct. 13th 6 - 9 pm.
View the show.
Tuesday, October 02, 2007
Busy week, busy month at FWMOA
Free events at the Fort Wayne Museum of Art all month long, beginning with:
EXCLUSIVE art:21 Preview Screening
DON'T MISS
art:21
Premiere Art in the Twenty-First Century, Season 4
Wednesday, October 3
FREE
Approx 7:15 PM
Be the first in Fort Wayne to see the next season of this critically acclaimed program on contemporary art. Special preview screening of the “Protest” episode from this new season—see it here before you can see it anywhere!
Stay after Artist Forum or come just for the Screening—everyone’s invited!
NEW!!! Learn a Bunch @ Lunch
The First Thursday of every month
12:15-12:45PM
FREE
Get out of the office!
Beat the daily grind with the Museum’s newest program—Learn a Bunch @ Lunch is a chance to see the Museum in a whole new way—and all on your lunch hour! These free, informal talks and tours will cover themes ranging from the current exhibitions, to the FWMoA permanent collection, to art in general. Each Thursday will be different—truly a taste for all palates!
Bring your lunch or order a box lunch and have it waiting on you! The Museum will provide beverages and light dessert; No reservations are required unless pre-ordering a box lunch.
October 4, 2007
Innovation & Change Guided Tour -- Led by Charlie Cummings
Meet in the Museum’s Atrium for a brief tour of the current exhibition. No food or drink is allowed in the galleries, however feel free to stay and continue the discussion over lunch.
A limited number of box lunches are available from Deli 620 for only $5; please contact Sarah Aubrey by Oct 3 at 5PM to reserve yours at 422-6467, ext 323 or Aubrey@fwmoa.org.
Shaping Chicago’s Skyline: A Lecture by Thomas Kerwin, FAIA
Thursday, October 4
7-8 PM
Free
Fort Wayne native Thomas Kerwin is a managing partner in the Chicago office of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP (SOM). As a specialist in the management of large-scale urban projects, he is dedicated to successfully directing complex and innovative projects both in Chicago and globally.
Presently, Kerwin is overseeing SOM’s involvement with the Chicago 2016 Committee as coordinating architect for the city’s Olympic bid. He is also working on several major developments in China, including the Nanjing Greenland Financial Center in Nanjing, White Magnolia Plaza in Shanghai and the highly sustainable Pearl River Tower in Guangzhou.
Join us as Kerwin discusses SOM’s proposed Olympic Village and his other exciting global projects!
Sponsored in part by: AIA Fort Wayne
A Chapter of the American Institute of Architects.
NEW!!! FIESTA FRIDAY
Nuestro Museo: Our Museum
As a result of the comments and suggestions from our dedicated ¡Arte Caliente! Focus Group, formed in 2006, the FWMoA is instituting some permanent programs and events for the Latino community of NE Indiana, including quarterly bilingual tours, Spanish language gallery handouts, and annual programming during Hispanic Heritage Month.
Fiesta Friday
Friday, October 5
5:30-9 PM
FREE
Join the festivities as the FWMoA celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with a free night of fun!
6 PM- Bilingual Gallery Tour
7 PM- Lecture on the history of Latino American Art (see below)
Or just come to enjoy the music, munchies, mingling and cash bar!
Catering by Las Lomas and George's La Baguette International Bakery
Details on the 7PM Lecture:
Latina/o Art in the United States [of North America]: Mapping Cultural Geographies
A Lecture by: Víctor Alejandro Sorell
University Distinguished Professor of the Social History of Art, and Associate Dean, College of Arts & Sciences, Chicago State University, Chicago, IL
Weaving and Rug Making in the Oaxaca Valley
Thursday, October 18
6:30- 8 PM
FREE
Eric Chavez, a fourth-generation weaver from a small community outside Oaxaca, Mexico will discuss Oaxacan and Zapotec culture as well as details of the natural dyeing and weaving processes, handed down through his family for generations.
We’ll also be treated to a brief demonstration, as well as have a chance to see (and maybe take home!) these truly beautiful creations. An opportunity not-to-be-missed!
These light but informative lectures, given by FWMoA Executive Director Charles Shepard, chronicle the evolution of American art by exploring the personal and professional lives of its makers.
October 11
Shock of the New: 21st Century American Art
Join us for a look at the very latest in the art world. Some styles will be familiar and others just plain shocking—this art is so new we’re not even sure what to think about it!
1-2PM
FREE
Bring your lunch or order a box lunch and have it waiting on you! The Museum will provide coffee, tea and light dessert; No reservations are required unless pre-ordering a box lunch.
A limited number of box lunches are available from Deli 620 for only $5; please contact Sarah Aubrey by 5pm on Oct 10 to reserve yours at 422-6467, ext 323 or Aubrey@fwmoa.org .
Download the menu here.
NEW!!! BOOK CLUB
Join the NEW Art of Reading Book Club! These lively discussions will cover books new and old; books with an art twist and books that you simply can’t put down. There’s something for everyone and maybe even something that surprises you!
October 11: Devil in the White City
November 8: The Lost Painting
And don’t forget to save the date for our Special Shopping Event at Barnes & Noble Bookstore at Jefferson Pointe on Saturday, December 8!! Keep an eye on your mailbox for more details soon!
January 17: The Great Gatsby
Dates continue through May.
Contact Sarah at 422-6467, ext 323 or aubrey@fwmoa.org with questions or for more details.
ARTIST FORUM
FREE Wednesday
6-7 PM Discussion
7-8:30PM Munchies & Mingling
Recognizing the need for artists to get out of the studio and convene with creative colleagues, ARTIST FORUM gives artists, of all media, an opportunity to discuss issues important to them with Charles Shepard, FWMoA Executive Director, as well as attend concise informational sessions. All area artists are welcome and encouraged to participate in the lively discussion.
October 3, 2007
A Room of One's Own—Affordable Studio Spaces: Selecting What Works for You
This program will focus on how artists may find appropriate work space to meet both their artistic needs and their budgets, and on how artists may maximize the value of their budgets and find value in their spaces. Different types of available and affordable spaces in Fort Wayne for artists, including live/work and studio space, will be covered as well as buying vs. renting. A Special Announcement will conclude the evening.
CRIT!
Wednesday, October 25
7-8:30pm
FREE
Crit! is designed to both challenge our imagination and deepen our appreciation of the issues faced by artists of our time. Join us for a pleasantly dynamic evening of exploration and conversation.
TOPIC: An American in Venice: America’s Entrants in the Venice Biennale
For over a century the Venice Biennale has been one of the most prestigious cultural institutions in the world. Since its founding in 1895, it has been in the avant-garde, championing new artistic trends in contemporary art. Tonight’s CRIT! will give our panelists a chance to rate if previous American representatives were up to the challenge—and don’t forget to bring your own opinion!
Join us for a night of debating the course of Contemporary American Art History—Everyone’s a Critic.
In the Galleries:
Innovation and Change: Great Ceramics from the Ceramics Research Center, Arizona State University Art Museum Collection
This Stunning Exhibition challenges your notions of the ceramic media and highlights the masterworks of many of the leading international artists of our time; offering a panoramic survey of the potential of clay as an expressive art form.
SPECIAL GUIDED TOUR
Led by Charlie Cummings (of Charlie Cummings Clay Studio)
Saturday, October 27
2PM
FREE
Even more to love—the FWMoA Extends its hours!
Thursday Late Nights
Continued by Popular Demand!
Open until 9PM
Free After 5PM!!!
Free events at the Fort Wayne Museum of Art all month long, beginning with:
EXCLUSIVE art:21 Preview Screening
DON'T MISS
art:21
Premiere Art in the Twenty-First Century, Season 4
Wednesday, October 3
FREE
Approx 7:15 PM
Be the first in Fort Wayne to see the next season of this critically acclaimed program on contemporary art. Special preview screening of the “Protest” episode from this new season—see it here before you can see it anywhere!
Stay after Artist Forum or come just for the Screening—everyone’s invited!
NEW!!! Learn a Bunch @ Lunch
The First Thursday of every month
12:15-12:45PM
FREE
Get out of the office!
Beat the daily grind with the Museum’s newest program—Learn a Bunch @ Lunch is a chance to see the Museum in a whole new way—and all on your lunch hour! These free, informal talks and tours will cover themes ranging from the current exhibitions, to the FWMoA permanent collection, to art in general. Each Thursday will be different—truly a taste for all palates!
Bring your lunch or order a box lunch and have it waiting on you! The Museum will provide beverages and light dessert; No reservations are required unless pre-ordering a box lunch.
October 4, 2007
Innovation & Change Guided Tour -- Led by Charlie Cummings
Meet in the Museum’s Atrium for a brief tour of the current exhibition. No food or drink is allowed in the galleries, however feel free to stay and continue the discussion over lunch.
A limited number of box lunches are available from Deli 620 for only $5; please contact Sarah Aubrey by Oct 3 at 5PM to reserve yours at 422-6467, ext 323 or Aubrey@fwmoa.org.
Shaping Chicago’s Skyline: A Lecture by Thomas Kerwin, FAIA
Thursday, October 4
7-8 PM
Free
Fort Wayne native Thomas Kerwin is a managing partner in the Chicago office of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP (SOM). As a specialist in the management of large-scale urban projects, he is dedicated to successfully directing complex and innovative projects both in Chicago and globally.
Presently, Kerwin is overseeing SOM’s involvement with the Chicago 2016 Committee as coordinating architect for the city’s Olympic bid. He is also working on several major developments in China, including the Nanjing Greenland Financial Center in Nanjing, White Magnolia Plaza in Shanghai and the highly sustainable Pearl River Tower in Guangzhou.
Join us as Kerwin discusses SOM’s proposed Olympic Village and his other exciting global projects!
Sponsored in part by: AIA Fort Wayne
A Chapter of the American Institute of Architects.
NEW!!! FIESTA FRIDAY
Nuestro Museo: Our Museum
As a result of the comments and suggestions from our dedicated ¡Arte Caliente! Focus Group, formed in 2006, the FWMoA is instituting some permanent programs and events for the Latino community of NE Indiana, including quarterly bilingual tours, Spanish language gallery handouts, and annual programming during Hispanic Heritage Month.
Fiesta Friday
Friday, October 5
5:30-9 PM
FREE
Join the festivities as the FWMoA celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with a free night of fun!
6 PM- Bilingual Gallery Tour
7 PM- Lecture on the history of Latino American Art (see below)
Or just come to enjoy the music, munchies, mingling and cash bar!
Catering by Las Lomas and George's La Baguette International Bakery
Details on the 7PM Lecture:
Latina/o Art in the United States [of North America]: Mapping Cultural Geographies
A Lecture by: Víctor Alejandro Sorell
University Distinguished Professor of the Social History of Art, and Associate Dean, College of Arts & Sciences, Chicago State University, Chicago, IL
Weaving and Rug Making in the Oaxaca Valley
Thursday, October 18
6:30- 8 PM
FREE
Eric Chavez, a fourth-generation weaver from a small community outside Oaxaca, Mexico will discuss Oaxacan and Zapotec culture as well as details of the natural dyeing and weaving processes, handed down through his family for generations.
We’ll also be treated to a brief demonstration, as well as have a chance to see (and maybe take home!) these truly beautiful creations. An opportunity not-to-be-missed!
These light but informative lectures, given by FWMoA Executive Director Charles Shepard, chronicle the evolution of American art by exploring the personal and professional lives of its makers.
October 11
Shock of the New: 21st Century American Art
Join us for a look at the very latest in the art world. Some styles will be familiar and others just plain shocking—this art is so new we’re not even sure what to think about it!
1-2PM
FREE
Bring your lunch or order a box lunch and have it waiting on you! The Museum will provide coffee, tea and light dessert; No reservations are required unless pre-ordering a box lunch.
A limited number of box lunches are available from Deli 620 for only $5; please contact Sarah Aubrey by 5pm on Oct 10 to reserve yours at 422-6467, ext 323 or Aubrey@fwmoa.org .
Download the menu here.
NEW!!! BOOK CLUB
Join the NEW Art of Reading Book Club! These lively discussions will cover books new and old; books with an art twist and books that you simply can’t put down. There’s something for everyone and maybe even something that surprises you!
October 11: Devil in the White City
November 8: The Lost Painting
And don’t forget to save the date for our Special Shopping Event at Barnes & Noble Bookstore at Jefferson Pointe on Saturday, December 8!! Keep an eye on your mailbox for more details soon!
January 17: The Great Gatsby
Dates continue through May.
Contact Sarah at 422-6467, ext 323 or aubrey@fwmoa.org with questions or for more details.
ARTIST FORUM
FREE Wednesday
6-7 PM Discussion
7-8:30PM Munchies & Mingling
Recognizing the need for artists to get out of the studio and convene with creative colleagues, ARTIST FORUM gives artists, of all media, an opportunity to discuss issues important to them with Charles Shepard, FWMoA Executive Director, as well as attend concise informational sessions. All area artists are welcome and encouraged to participate in the lively discussion.
October 3, 2007
A Room of One's Own—Affordable Studio Spaces: Selecting What Works for You
This program will focus on how artists may find appropriate work space to meet both their artistic needs and their budgets, and on how artists may maximize the value of their budgets and find value in their spaces. Different types of available and affordable spaces in Fort Wayne for artists, including live/work and studio space, will be covered as well as buying vs. renting. A Special Announcement will conclude the evening.
CRIT!
Wednesday, October 25
7-8:30pm
FREE
Crit! is designed to both challenge our imagination and deepen our appreciation of the issues faced by artists of our time. Join us for a pleasantly dynamic evening of exploration and conversation.
TOPIC: An American in Venice: America’s Entrants in the Venice Biennale
For over a century the Venice Biennale has been one of the most prestigious cultural institutions in the world. Since its founding in 1895, it has been in the avant-garde, championing new artistic trends in contemporary art. Tonight’s CRIT! will give our panelists a chance to rate if previous American representatives were up to the challenge—and don’t forget to bring your own opinion!
Join us for a night of debating the course of Contemporary American Art History—Everyone’s a Critic.
In the Galleries:
Innovation and Change: Great Ceramics from the Ceramics Research Center, Arizona State University Art Museum Collection
This Stunning Exhibition challenges your notions of the ceramic media and highlights the masterworks of many of the leading international artists of our time; offering a panoramic survey of the potential of clay as an expressive art form.
SPECIAL GUIDED TOUR
Led by Charlie Cummings (of Charlie Cummings Clay Studio)
Saturday, October 27
2PM
FREE
Even more to love—the FWMoA Extends its hours!
Thursday Late Nights
Continued by Popular Demand!
Open until 9PM
Free After 5PM!!!
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