Orange Slices, watercolor & ink by Kaylah Brace Come meet and chat with some of the student artists from Caryl's Studio & Creative Design. Light refreshments will be served.
Ships of Galilee by Lora Brueck “In Pieces” combines photography and paper crafts to create unique two-dimensional photographic works. The artworks are made in a grid configuration using individual collaged photographs bordered by unique papers in quilt-like patterns. The grids… Read More
Afterglow by Lora Brueck Meet and greet with artist/photographer Lora Brueck. Light refreshments will be served. Free and open to the public. Artist's Bio With almost 30 years of photography behind me, I have seen and enjoyed many photographic processes… Read More
In honor of the new decade, this year's annual group February show at Bookovers’ Gourmet will have the theme of "New Beginnings". Artwork in any media including photography, painting, drawing, collage, fiber, etc. will be considered and must be framed… Read More
Come view this month's group art show, New Beginnings, featuring 13 local artists in various media including paintings, photography, collage, mixed media and wood carving. On display through February 29th during regular business hours: Tue-Fri 10-6:30, Sat 10-5, closed Sun… Read More
Come meet some of the artists participating in this month's group show, New Beginnings. Light refreshments will be served.
The Curious Life of Pollinators by Nature's Perspective Photography will be on view March 3rd-21st. A meet the artist reception will take place on Saturday, March 14th from 2-4 p.m. Free and open to the public during regular business hours:… Read More
Stop by to meet Nicole Giles of Nature's Perspective Photography. Light refreshments will be served.
Nadia Gaber photography In lieu of this month's annual student art show we normally would have been displaying on our walls, we encourage you to check out the Virtual SHUTDOWN Bartlett Art Show online. See the students' response to the… Read More
Rudbeckia by Don McCallister Having recently learned techniques of portraiture photography, Don McCallister realized that our gardens held a slew of potential subjects. Each perennial had its own personality. Some flamboyant; some demure. Some ornate; some simple. But all worthy… Read More
