August Exhibitions

Eloise Larson, Seeing Clearly
Born and raised in Iowa, Eloise Larson has been a painter for 50 years. She lived in Alaska for 22 years before finding her spiritual and geographic home in Northern California. “My goal is to get just one person to completely comprehend an image – disturbing, pleasant, or otherwise.

 

Michelle Westmark Wingard, The Afterlife Of Objects And Places
Inspired by her grandfather’s experiences in WWII, Michelle Westmark Wingard’s works in this series explore how objects can simultaneously provide proof of the past while still only yielding the meaning of the past when stories accompany them.

 

Graduates of the MN NICE Program, Teetering: Living at the Edge of Our Imagination
A group exhibition of work, both sculptural and functional, created by graduates of the MN NICE program (Minnesota New Institute for Ceramic Education.) Each artist interpreted the theme of “Teetering” to explore diverse themes of social and political division/imbalance, environmental issues, and the economics of social well-being.

Artists: Susan Feigenbaum, Elspeth Fisher, Carol Hanson, Becky David, Dawn Malcolm, Polonia Odahara Novack, Robyn Peterson, Marjie Pitz, Brenda Ryan, Denise Rouleau, Kathryn Schroeder, Kate Smith

 

Drop-in Artist Guided Tours
Friday: July 20, 4:30 - 7 pm
Thursday: July 26, 4:30 - 7 pm
Tuesday: August 7, 4:30 - 7 pm

 

IC: Eloise Larson, Polonia Odahara Novack