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The Red Cup Cafe. 115 Broadway, Chesterton, IN Three’s Company Three local fine artists have teamed up for an exhibit of their artwork titled Three’s Company, at Red Cup Café, 115 Broadway in Chesterton, from Aug. 30 - Oct. 1, 2010. They are Mary Ann Pals, Gerrie Govert, and Dawn Fetty. Since the grand reopening of Red Cup Café several months ago in its new location across the street from Centennial Park, Krissy, the owner, has enjoyed supporting the local art scene by inviting artists to hang their work on her restaurant walls. She started with the work of Virginia Phillips, then Jimmy Duke Johnston, and now these three artists. Mary Ann Pals ( www.maryannpals.com) is a pastel artist from Chesterton. She teaches art classes at the Chesterton Art Center where she is also a board member. Gerrie Govert, from Crown Point, (www.gerriegovert.com) works in pastels and oils and is well known in the area for her colorful portraits. Dawn Fetty (http://dawnfetty.com), an acrylic and oil painter from Valparaiso, enjoys creating work with a more edgy, contemporary flair.The artists will be on hand at the closing reception of this exhibit from 10:00-4:00 pm on September 25 during ARTour, an artist/business owner venture in downtown Chesterton sponsored by the Chesterton Art Center. The public is invited. Red Cup Café ( www.redcupcafeanddeli.com, 929-1804) is open 7 days a week. While enjoying their delectable soups, salads, sandwiches, and baked goods, visitors can enjoy a feast for their eyes as well.
Gerrie Govert
On July 18tn, 2010, Gerrie will
have a one day exhibit with about 20 new pastels on display at the Courtyard
Gallery in New Buffalo, MI Courtyard Gallery
Our
next exhibit will be at:
"When Attitude Becomes Form" An 18 Artists Exhibit at the Chesterton Art Center When a gifted artist picks up a paintbrush, a blank canvas suddenly gives birth and comes to life; a young sprout of a boy transcends the obstacles and uncertainties of youth and adolescence and dons the cloak of manhood; a frail flower of a girl unfurls into a woman in full bloom. Time and memories converge. Paint becomes more than pigment, it becomes an exquisite means of expressing life and telling its ever-changing story. "Attitude Becomes Form!" Witness this amazing transformation, when well known, award-winning, area artist, Gerrie Govert, gives a pastel demonstration during the reception for this exhibit. Under the expert hands of a sculptor, an inanimate lump of clay takes shape and becomes a fascinating object, landscape or image of a person; shards of colored glass develop into exquisite stained glass masterpieces. In the skilled hands of a talented artist with the deftness of a magician, a flat piece of paper morphs into an exotic origami animal or a snowflake ornament, a piece of porcelain becomes a beautiful vase or a custom-designed piece of jewelry. It happens! Give an artist any malleable material or workable medium and a metamorphosis of life is bound to take place. That is, "When Attitude Becomes Form!" Share our stories. See the results that develop from creative expression. Check out the intriguing collection of artistic "Attitudes" on display when the Chesterton Art Center, at 115 S. 4th Street, in Chesterton, Indiana, hosts this eclectic exhibit of artwork by the widely respected area arts organization, 18 Artists. Meet and greet the artists, delight in Gerrie Govert’s demonstration, and sample hors d’oeuvres with "Attitude That Takes Form," at the reception on Friday, July 9, from 5:00 – 7:00 PM. Admission is free and open to the public.
Gallery Hours: 11 AM – 4 PM weekdays 1 – 4 PM, weekends Contact Person: Judy Gregurich, Director Chesterton Art Center Phone: 219-926-4711
The following artists won awards
at the 59th Annual GFWC Chesterton Women's Club Art Show Dawn Fetty: Best of Show " Koi"
Acrylic
Marilyn Diller has a created a
new poster for the 2010 Lowell Garden Walk
This years garden walk will be held July 10th and July11th from 9
am until 5:00pm For more information please click on: http://www.lowellgardenclub.com
"18 Artists at Southern Shore Art Association Gallery" Joanne Rayter
Spring is "busting out all over," and the art world is no exception. The artistic talent abundant in that well-known area arts organization, 18 Artists, will be in full bloom and on display for the enjoyment of the public throughout the month of May. Southern Shore Art Association, in Michigan City, Indiana, will be hosting their upcoming exhibition, "18 Artists at Southern Shore Art Association Gallery," from May l – 31, 2010. To see more of each individual artist’s work, visit their website, www.18artists.com.Come out and view this eclectic mix of
two-and-three-dimensional art in various mediums, styles and materials, from
fine art to jewelry, origami and sculpture. Delight in a fascinating how-to
origami demonstration by artist Marilyn Diller, while you share a cup of coffee
and a hors d’oeuvre with the artists, at the reception, on Friday, May 7, from 5
– 9 P.M. Admission is free. Reception: May 5 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm Southern Shore Art Association Gallery is located at, 724 Franklin Street, in Michigan City, Indiana. Gallery hours: Fridays, 5 – 8 PM (first Fridays of the month, 5 – 9 PM) Saturdays: 9 AM – 5 PM Sundays: 12:00 – 4 PM Telephone Number: 219-879-4980 Contact Person: Dana Dabagia, President Beverley Topa John Sowles John Sowles
ATTENTION ARTS ORGANIZATIONS, ARTISTS, AND ART INSTRUCTORS Master Sign Artist, JOHN SOWLES, to give gold-leaf gilding demo, February 27,2010: The well-known area arts organization, 18 Artists, would like to bring to your attention an upcoming event that they are sponsoring, which should be of interest to every arts organization, artist, art student (high school or above), and arts instructor. On Saturday, February 27, 2010, John Sowles, MSA, a member of 18 Artists, and the new President of the Hobart Arts League, will be giving a demo, at the league, on gold- leaf gilding on glass and picture frames, as well as, adding gold leaf into a painting. Because of time and cost factors, this will be a demonstration only, with limited hands-on participation by a select few members of the audience . • John's career as a Master Sign Artist has spanned 45 years and included hand-painted roadside bulletin boards, mall-to-large pictorials, exterior wall signs ...truck, boat, airplane, ship and railcar signage, as well as, gold leaf and other lettering, from 118"to 28', on various surfaces, including gilding a cross at the top of a church spire. John's resume extends in scope to interior design, trompe l'oeil and murals, one of which adorns a wall at the Chicago land Christian Village. However, this multi-talented artist's skill reaches far beyond the commercial field. An accomplished realist, John has already been recognized in area art shows for his exquisite portraits, landscapes and still life's, in oil. View John's work, at: www.18artists.com. Come out and join in the fun. Bring a sack lunch, as there will be a break to allow for drying time. Date: Saturday, February 27,2010. Time 9:00 A.M. -1:00 -2:00 P.M. Admission: Students: $5.00. Adults: $15.00. Download a Registration Form, in PDF format, from the Hobart Arts League website on the ••Events ••page. print out the form, fill it in, and mail it, along with your check for the registration fee, (made out to the Hobart Arts League), to: Hobart Arts League 3850 Howard Street Hobart, IN 46342 For further information, or if you have any questions, please phone: 219-942-3834
John Sowles is our newest member, please check out his main page
Marilyn Diller has a new poster.
It announces the Lowell Garden Club's annual
" Stroll Through Lowell"
June 27 from 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Kathy Los Rathburn got accepted in the Show at the Box Factory
This Show is at the Box Factory in St. Joseph, MI and runs from May 15 - June 21, 2009
The Box Factory of the Arts
Our Next Show is called "
Beyond the Web # 8
For the Month of June 18 Artists will have a show
at the Hobart Arts League in Hobart, Indiana.
Hobart Art League
Our last Show:
Reception April 11th 9.00am - 12:00noon The Gallery is located in the
Centier Bank
We Have a New Member
We at 18artists Gallery are very happy about our new member, Lynn Olson. Lynn already belonged to 18artists, before we became an online gallery and we always enjoyed his unique sculptures and wisdom. Lynn is a pioneer in cement based
sculpture. He has published a book about his process of turning ordinary cement
into extra ordinary, very smooth sculptures, titled "Sculpting with Cement"
His sculptures are displayed at various public places throughout the country,
the one below stands at Rennseleer College in Indiana.
One
of Lynn's Sculptures
One of Lynn's Landscapes
Amobius
This piece was created during Mr. Olson's Artist - in - Residency on campus,
October 2000. It was sponsored by:
As always 18artists.com has artists participating and winning in art shows in
this area. These members are: Joanne Rayter, Darlene Lenz and Beverly Topa
Beverly with her winning picture, it got second place
Various members of 18artists also participated in the Art Tout, Chesterton, IN, on Saturday, October 18,2008.
Those members were:
Spike and Buddy's, a home decor shop in the mall, very graciously held a
reception for all the participating artists the night
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