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August 2, 2010 |
In this issue:
New Show -
Six "August" Expressions, Artists work on display,
Community Art News |

"Swordfish"
oil painting
by Marlan Cotner

"Butterfly
Ginger" watercolor
by Susie Wallace |
Six
"August" Expressions
august -adjective 1. inspiring reverence or admiration 2. venerable;
eminent (sometimes used ironically
Artists in the this most august show are:
Lee Brown (sculpture), Marlan Cotner (oils), Linda Foley
(watercolors), Kevin and Dorota Rubley (cement), and Susie Brooks
Wallace (watercolors).The show runs from August 2nd through the 31st with the opening
reception being on Friday, August 6, from 5:30 - 8:00pm.
In conjunction with the show there will be a "Third Thursday
Talk", August 19 at 7:00 pm
Lee Brown will discuss his creative process from ideation and
sketches to the materials and methods of making his art. Lee has
worked in West Michigan in illustration, graphic design, and product
design. His fine art has been exhibited in the MMA regional show and
the DeVos Place during the Art Prize competition.
Linda Foley will be discussing her watercolor work, methods,
inspiration, and paintings in the August show. Linda brings many
talents to bear in each of her art works. She is an accomplished
instrument maker and player of hammered dulcimers, quilter, wood
carver and painter. Linda has been busy this year with a one woman
show at the Art’s Place, Newago Arts Council in February and a show
in Muskegon at the Bettye Clark Cannon Gallery in April. Linda’s
most recent paintings convey the energy and movement of water
reflections, cloud formations and shifting dunes within the
landscape.
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"Looking
North" watercolor by Linda Foley |

"Blue Leaves" cement sculpture
by Kevin and Dorota Rubley |

"Reliquary
III" wood sculpture by Lee Brown |
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Greetings From... An Exhibition of Postcard-Size
Artwork at the Ludington Area
Center for the Arts
Skye Gentle is one
of 22 artists showing their postcards at this
exhibition/sale.
The
opening reception and sale is Friday, August 6
from 6-8 p.m. The show runs from August 3
through 21 in the main gallery of the Ludington
Area Center for the Arts.
For location information and more please click
here.
"Big
Wave" postcard by Skye Gentle
Gallery Uptown Artists' Creations at the Spring Lake
Library
123 E. Exchange Street, Spring Lake
Suzanne Moynihan's jewelry and sculpture, John
Riepma's glass vases and sculptures and G.G. Haven's
glass and mixed media sculptures will be on display
and for sale at the Warner Baird Library (Spring Lake
Library) during the months of July and August.
Library hours are: Monday - Thursday
9:30am-8:30pm, Friday and Saturday - 9:30am-5:00pm,
closed on Sunday.
"Summer
Sky" by Suzanne Moynihan
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Central Park Fountain Art Show
Through August 8, 2010 at the Grand Haven
Community Center,
421
Columbus Avenue
Open Monday - Saturday 9 - 9, closed on Sunday
(616) 842-2550
50% of all sales go to the
Central Park Fountain Restoration
www.savethefountain.com
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At the Bookman in Grand Haven -
Paintings by
Patricia Dee and Skye Gentle
"Grand
River Pink Sky" by Patricia Dee
At the
Women's Center in the Hackley at the Lakes
Medical Center -
Paintings by Darlene Dewald Johnson
"Waves"
by Darlene Dewald Johnson
For more about these
and other gallery artists please click here. |
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Community Art News
and Information
Art in the Barn
Sunday, August 8th This once-a-year art extravaganza hosted by the White
River Gallery and the Arts Council of White Lake will
showcase many artists. Four Gallery Uptown artists
will be displaying their work - Maryilyn Ryan with her
woven/fabric clothing and accessories, Peter Johnson
with his pottery, Elizabeth Reynders with her
photography, and Bette DelVecchio with her pottery and
paintings. Due to an unforeseen circumstance,
artist G.G. Havens will not be participating in White
River Gallery and Arts Council of White Lake's Art in
the Barn event August 8. Guest artist Scott Rosema, a
freelance cartoonist and former graphics designer at the
Muskegon Chronicle, will be demonstrating his craft.
For
more information click here.
For more about these artists please click
here.
Chris Protas' Work at
the Fire Barn Gallery in Grand Haven through
Saturday August 7. Gallery hours for the show will be
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 12 - 4 pm. The show
can also be seen by appointment; please contact Ellen at
ellentrumbo@gmail.com or 918-850-5466 for access to the
gallery.
The Nuveen Community Center for the Arts is looking for
artists to participate in two upcoming exhibitions –
September’s Crossing Threads – A Weaving Show, and
October’s Nature through Artist’s Eyes.
Crossing Threads is open to weavers producing
original woven art in any medium. Weavings using traditional
patterns and techniques are welcome as long as the artist
incorporates to their design. The exhibit is open to any
media, from traditional to alternative including but not
limited to cotton, wool plastic, metal, paper, etc. Any
submissions deemed inappropriate or created from “kits” will
not be displayed. Artwork is due by August 26, and the
exhibit runs September 9-30. Nature through Artist’s Eyes
will highlight
artists who find inspiration in nature, and translate that
inspiration in any medium. The exhibit is open to any
artist whose work conveys or interprets any
aspect of the natural world, be it flora, fauna, or any
other aspect of the great outdoors. Artwork is due by
September 30, and the show will be on display October 7-28. Interested artists are encouraged to contact the center at
(231) 894-2787 or
nuveen@artscouncilofwhitelake.org. The Nuveen Center
is a branch of the Arts Council of White Lake working
side-by-side with White River Gallery and the Music &
Performing Arts Branch.
More news and information . . . . .
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