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March 2nd, 2008 — EK23, Pollard Gallery, Rhode Center For The Arts, Exhibit, Visual Artists
by Joe Barr
After 137 trips up and down the ladder, Kim called for help. Daughter Taylor and fellow artist Kate attempted a rescue. The Ladies, Kim Rahal and Kate Fallucca, were spending too much of Saturday setting up for their “Double Artist Exhibit”.
They measured, marked, nailed, and hanged, and hanged, and about the third time wound up with a centered and leveled piece. Sometimes it was the right distance from the adjacent piece. Taylor managed to get the right tool to the right place at the right time, and in quiet moments, texted the outside world.
“A Double Artist Exhibit” opens Friday March 7, at the Pollard Gallery from 6 to 9. In addition to notable art from the Ladies, your palette will be tempted by catered treats, and professional musicians Bill Robbins and Sean Mason will entertain you.
And that’s not all.
Two lucky patrons will take home art donated by the Ladies.
The beneficiaries of the chance drawing will be two of the communities most stalwart organizations, Kenosha Meals on Wheels and Kenosha Women and Children’s Horizons. The drawing will proceed at 8:45.
Enjoy a lovely evening while supporting and enriching your community.
Click HERE to see more pictures courtesy of Joe Barr
March 2nd, 2008 — College of Lake County, EK23, IL, Exhibit
At the College of Lake County in Grayslake, Illinois
Carrie Iverson: Survey
February 29 - April 6, 2008
About the Show
Carrie Iverson is a printmaker, painter, and glass artist currently based in Chicago. She will exhibit works in these mediums and will display a site-specific installation. Iverson received a BA from Yale University and a MFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her work is in the Joan Flasch Collection at the Art Institute of Chicago, The Mary and Leigh Block Museum of Art, The Workshop Print Gallery (Chicago), and various private collections.
Carrie Iverson’s Flickr site
The Chicago Tribune produced an slide show of Carrie Iverson’s “Wake”
Click HERE to see it
February 17th, 2008 — Exhibit, Visual Artists, Kenosha Art Association
Congratulations to the winners of the First Love Show at the KAAleidoscope Gallery:
1st Prize - Tom Clark for Radish Sandwiches
2nd Prize- Mike Westfaul for Doing What She Loves
3rd Prize- Carolyn Garland for Delightful (It was also Sold!)
Honorable Mention - Laryssa LeFebve for For The Love of Angels
Honorable Mention - Nory Nieves for Romeo and Juliet
Excellence in Stained Glass - Gail Stein for Lady in a Red Hat
Click HERE to see pictures from the opening
Courtesy of Joe Barr
February 3rd, 2008 — Anderson Arts Center, Exhibit, Events, Photography, Kenosha
We don’t like waiting in lines, and we especially do not like waiting in the cold! However, waiting in line to get into the Anderson Arts Center “PHOTOGRAPHY ~ An Exhibition of Visual Images” was warming, because it meant that an arts event in Kenosha was very well attended.
Congratulations to the winners and to Anderson for the awesome turn out!!
A few more pictures HERE
January 27th, 2008 — Lemon Street Gallery, Exhibit, Visual Artist
Born on the coast of Denmark “where light changes by the minute,” Anne Elisabeth Hogh grew to understand how color touches the soul. In the spirit of Picasso, who insisted “colors, like features, follow changes in the emotions,” Hogh captures the volatile nature of feelings by juxtaposing the warmth of orange or red against deep blue and icy white. Using vivid contrasts, textural sheen, and liquid geometry to convey the perpetual flux of human emotion, Hogh’s paintings shimmer with a living, sensible force. Progressing layer by layer, one color leading the next, Hogh dresses the naked canvas in a base application of acrylic, gradually building density and texture until she achieves a satisfying level of emotional resonance and visual complexity. Central to her art is a deep desire, an “inner necessity” in Kandinsky’s terms, to relate her experience, to reveal outwardly, what occurs within-to share the light of her childhood with an admiring audience.
Do not miss her Solo Show at the Lemon Street Gallery
January 23 - February 17, 2008
Click HERE to see pictures of the Show’s Opening
January 27th, 2008 — Exhibit, Kenosha, Visual Artist
“There were a total of 346 artists that submitted 922 prints from 44 states for this year’s exhibition. The juror selected 100 prints by 91 artists from 31 states to represent the twenty-first exhibition of original, small format prints.”
Director’s Statement Continue reading →
January 27th, 2008 — DeLind Gallery, Exhibit, Visual Artists, ExposeKenosha
Take advantage of the break in the weather to visit the Bare Walls V exhibit at the Delind gallery (400 E. Mason St.) in Milwaukee. Kenosha artists Rebecca Venn, Franco Tarsitano, and Deedee Dumont have work featured in this exhibit of nude art. (Oh, and there are some other artists there, too.)
January 6th, 2008 — Lemon Street Gallery, Exhibit, Kenosha
Our congratulations to the winners of the Lemon Street Gallery Student Show:
- Best of Show / Jen Christiansen, “Family,” Acrylic and Collage, Instructor: Franco Tarsitano
- First Place / Colleen Vernon, “Monet’s Normandy Coast”, Encaustic, Instructor: Virginia Morrisseau
- 2nd Place / Bridget Debish, “Little Flower”, Photography, Instructor: Franco Tarsitano
- 3rd Place / Anne Rabin, “Winter Scene after Monet,” Oil, Instructor: Kathy Laybourn
- Honorable Mention / Jean Spencer, “Chat et Chapeau after Kees van Dogen, Oil, Instructor: Kathy Laybourn
- Honorable Mention / Darcy Holverson, “Dad”, Stain Glass Mosaic, Instructor: Monne Haug
The exhibit will be running until January 27, do not miss it!
Click HERE to learn more about the classes at Lemon Street Gallery
Click HERE to see more pictures courtesy of Joe barr.
December 16th, 2007 — Exhibit, Visual Artists
Francisco Loyola would like to thank everybody that attended the opening of his solo show at 716 this Friday. If you missed it it’s ok, the chickens will be on display until January 6, 2008
Click HERE to see pictures from the show
