What a fun Art Saturday on Nov 19th- the students created handmade books: hotdog book, stick stitched journal and the crowd favorite...the POP-UP book. Dates for the 2012 spring semester Art Saturdays will be posted early in January 2012.
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Handmade Books Art Saturdays
What a fun Art Saturday on Nov 19th- the students created handmade books: hotdog book, stick stitched journal and the crowd favorite...the POP-UP book. Dates for the 2012 spring semester Art Saturdays will be posted early in January 2012.
3rd Friday at 78th Street Studios
AU Student Artists-Katie Shreves and Ashley Haines exhibited their artworks at the 78th Street Studios 3rd Friday in Cleveland on November 18, 2011. Congrats.
Friday, November 18, 2011
Artist Talk-Brandon Doup
Thanks to Brandon Doup for sharing his passion for art and the Our Town Studios artists on Tuesday November 15, 2011 at the last coburn Gallery artist talk series of the fall semester! AU Art Club and the Coburn Gallery will be visiting Our Town Studios in early December- We can't wait.
Art Saturdays-Handmade Books
TOMORROW 11/19 is the last ART SATURDAY for children for the fall semester. We will be creating handmade books: pop-up, hotdog and stick sewn books. Thanks to all of the AU art majors who have devoted their time and energy to our ART SATURDAY program. :)
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Opening Reception this Thursday Oct 27th
THIS THURSDAY -The Coburn Art Gallery at Ashland University will be hosting a printmaking exhibition featuring works by Ashland University Alumni Printmakers' as well as artists from the Bluegrass Printmakers’ Co-op of Lexington, Ky. The exhibition will open on Thursday, Oct. 27 and run through Dec. 9. The gallery will have a reception on Thursday, Oct. 27, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Admission is free and open to the public.
Monday, October 10, 2011
Upcoming Opening Reception-Oct 27th
The Coburn Art Gallery at Ashland University will be hosting a printmaking exhibition featuring works by Ashland University alumni printmakers as well as artists from the Bluegrass Printmakers’ Co-op of Lexington, Ky.
The exhibition will open on Thursday, Oct. 27 and run through Dec. 9. The gallery will have a reception on Thursday, Oct. 27, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Admission is free and open to the public.
The Ashland University Alumni Print Exhibition will highlight some of the finer moments in Ashland University printmaking from 1999 to 2011. The work was done under the instruction of Associate Professor of Art Keith Dull, and other than two current seniors, the artists represented are graduates of the AU Art Department. These Ashland alumni include many students who have gone on to graduate studies, and one who received an MFA in printmaking. Several of these artists are currently employed as educators in north central Ohio.
The members who will be exhibiting are Dustin Kruty, Carl Raponi, Malenka Kaydan, Ashley Mont, Jenny Snyder, Lydia McClay, Adam Zbdynowsky, Melissa Holton, Laura Arthur-Osborne, Josh Risner, Andrew Ditlevson, Matt Kidney, Esther Foulk, Claire Kerekey, Anna Kiehn and Emily Fitch.
The Bluegrass Printmakers’ Cooperative (BPC) is a thriving print studio in the Lexington area where printmakers work and create a dialogue about prints and art. Following a donation of an antique press to LexArts, the local arts organization the BPC opened in 2004, the group has grown to 20 artists working in all types of print media: collagraphs, monoprints, etchings, woodcuts, linoleum cuts and solar etchings. Not only do members use the press to create their own art, but they work as a group to promote printmaking through exhibitions and community outreach. Exhibiting members at the Coburn Gallery will be Marta Dorton, Elizabeth Foley, Natalia Ilieva, Jamie Karolich, Derrick Riley, Jean Settle and Lauren Wilder.
The Coburn Gallery is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday and 12 noon to 4 p.m. on Saturday /Sunday. The gallery is closed during university breaks. For more information about the exhibition call 419.289.5652 or visit us on Facebook.
The exhibition will open on Thursday, Oct. 27 and run through Dec. 9. The gallery will have a reception on Thursday, Oct. 27, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Admission is free and open to the public.
The Ashland University Alumni Print Exhibition will highlight some of the finer moments in Ashland University printmaking from 1999 to 2011. The work was done under the instruction of Associate Professor of Art Keith Dull, and other than two current seniors, the artists represented are graduates of the AU Art Department. These Ashland alumni include many students who have gone on to graduate studies, and one who received an MFA in printmaking. Several of these artists are currently employed as educators in north central Ohio.
The members who will be exhibiting are Dustin Kruty, Carl Raponi, Malenka Kaydan, Ashley Mont, Jenny Snyder, Lydia McClay, Adam Zbdynowsky, Melissa Holton, Laura Arthur-Osborne, Josh Risner, Andrew Ditlevson, Matt Kidney, Esther Foulk, Claire Kerekey, Anna Kiehn and Emily Fitch.
The Bluegrass Printmakers’ Cooperative (BPC) is a thriving print studio in the Lexington area where printmakers work and create a dialogue about prints and art. Following a donation of an antique press to LexArts, the local arts organization the BPC opened in 2004, the group has grown to 20 artists working in all types of print media: collagraphs, monoprints, etchings, woodcuts, linoleum cuts and solar etchings. Not only do members use the press to create their own art, but they work as a group to promote printmaking through exhibitions and community outreach. Exhibiting members at the Coburn Gallery will be Marta Dorton, Elizabeth Foley, Natalia Ilieva, Jamie Karolich, Derrick Riley, Jean Settle and Lauren Wilder.
The Coburn Gallery is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday and 12 noon to 4 p.m. on Saturday /Sunday. The gallery is closed during university breaks. For more information about the exhibition call 419.289.5652 or visit us on Facebook.
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Monday, October 3, 2011
Visiting Artist Lecture Tuesday Oct 4th@7pm
Robert Gerhardt-Photographer
Visiting Artist Lecture Tuesday October 4, 2011
7:00pm Ronk Lecture Hall-Schar
Against Global Indifferences: Awakening to Action Symposium Event
A traveling exhibition of photographs entitled
Life on the Border: The Karen People of Burma
Exhibition runs September 22th through October 16th
Visiting Artist Lecture Tuesday October 4, 2011
7:00pm Ronk Lecture Hall-Schar
Against Global Indifferences: Awakening to Action Symposium Event
A traveling exhibition of photographs entitled
Life on the Border: The Karen People of Burma
Exhibition runs September 22th through October 16th
Thursday, September 22, 2011
OPENING ART RECEPTION TONIGHT
This afternoon- OPENING RECEPTION-Robert Gerhardt-Life on the Border Photography Exhibition 4:30pm-6:30pm. Kelsey Timmerman lecture at 7pm in Hugo. Support the College of Arts Sciences Symposium Events tonight!
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Life on the Border: The Karen People of Burma-OPENING RECEPTION
Robert Gerhardt-Photographer
A traveling exhibition of photographs entitled
Life on the Border: The Karen People of Burma
Opening Reception: Thursday, September 22th, 2011
4:30pm-6:30pm
Visiting Artist Lecture Tuesday October 4, 2011
7:00pm Ronk Lecture Hall-Schar
September 22th through October 14th
Against Global Indifferences: Awakening to Action Symposium Event
A traveling exhibition of 30 photographs entitled Life on the Border: The Karen People of Burma. The photographs themselves are silver gelatin prints made on 16"x20" fiber-based paper, with an actual image size of 12"x18"
The town of Mae Sot, Thailand lays along the eastern bank of the Moei River, an eight-hour overnight bus journey from Bangkok. Across the Moei from Mae Sot is the military controlled country of Burma, and the "Friendship Bridge" which spans the river at Mae Sot makes the town an important point for anyone wishing to cross between the two countries. But there is more to this remote border town then first meets the eye. Besides the shops that line the streets and back alleys of Mae Sot, there is also a large, clandestine world: that of the Karen People.
Since 1948, the Karen, whose state lies just within Burma across the Moei River from Mae Sot, have been fighting a civil was against the Burmese military junta for independence for their areas. But this continuous warfare has come at a very high price for the Karen People: an uncountable number of dead and wounded, the destruction of countless Karen villages as the Burmese junta tries to put down the Karen, and hundreds of thousands of Karen refugees streaming across the Moei River into Thailand to escape the fighting. When they arrive in Thailand, the refugees have two choices – 1.) they are either forced to live legally in the squalor of various overcrowded United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) camps, or 2.) they can risk staying illegally, with a constant battle both to hide from the Thai authorities who will deport them if caught, and, at the same time, avoid the numerous unscrupulous employers who attempt to exploit them because of their status as unregistered aliens.
From mid-February to mid-March of 2006 I photographed in and around the town of Mae Sot in order to document the lives of the Karen people who are living in Thailand. I originally traveled to the Mae Sot area in order to photograph the Mae Tao Clinic, which is run by Dr. Cynthia Maung, a Burmese refugee and Nobel Prize Nominee, who runs the clinic in order to care for her fellow countrymen who have fled Burma. She had invited me to visit subsequent to my contact with her after reading a post on the internet about the clinic, and what was transpiring there. So in order to see the situation first hand, I self-financed the expense of the project, and traveled to photograph the clinic. But upon my arrival, and along with help from my guide and translator, Maung Maung Tinn, I expanded my project to photograph not only the clinic operations, but also the lives of the Karen in and around Mae Sot.
Maung Maung Tinn took it upon himself to show me areas of Mae Sot where the Karen live and work, and where few Westerns travel when in the area. With his help, I also made an extensive network of contact along the Thai/Burma border. These contacts enabled me to gain access to still more places where the Karen are trying to put their lives together again.
The photographs in this body of work are the result of the Karen People granting me the rare privilege of access to their personal lives. Without their trust allowing me into their world, this project would not have been possible. In the hopes that my photographs may help their situation on the border, I have also allowed the Mae Tao Clinic, and various other people involved with the Karen, permission to use my photographs to raise awareness of the Karen and the problems they face on a daily basis. And I have also maintained contact with many of the people that befriended me along the border with the hope of one day being able to return and continue to photograph the lives of the forgotten Karen.
A traveling exhibition of photographs entitled
Life on the Border: The Karen People of Burma
Opening Reception: Thursday, September 22th, 2011
4:30pm-6:30pm
Visiting Artist Lecture Tuesday October 4, 2011
7:00pm Ronk Lecture Hall-Schar
September 22th through October 14th
Against Global Indifferences: Awakening to Action Symposium Event
A traveling exhibition of 30 photographs entitled Life on the Border: The Karen People of Burma. The photographs themselves are silver gelatin prints made on 16"x20" fiber-based paper, with an actual image size of 12"x18"
The town of Mae Sot, Thailand lays along the eastern bank of the Moei River, an eight-hour overnight bus journey from Bangkok. Across the Moei from Mae Sot is the military controlled country of Burma, and the "Friendship Bridge" which spans the river at Mae Sot makes the town an important point for anyone wishing to cross between the two countries. But there is more to this remote border town then first meets the eye. Besides the shops that line the streets and back alleys of Mae Sot, there is also a large, clandestine world: that of the Karen People.
Since 1948, the Karen, whose state lies just within Burma across the Moei River from Mae Sot, have been fighting a civil was against the Burmese military junta for independence for their areas. But this continuous warfare has come at a very high price for the Karen People: an uncountable number of dead and wounded, the destruction of countless Karen villages as the Burmese junta tries to put down the Karen, and hundreds of thousands of Karen refugees streaming across the Moei River into Thailand to escape the fighting. When they arrive in Thailand, the refugees have two choices – 1.) they are either forced to live legally in the squalor of various overcrowded United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) camps, or 2.) they can risk staying illegally, with a constant battle both to hide from the Thai authorities who will deport them if caught, and, at the same time, avoid the numerous unscrupulous employers who attempt to exploit them because of their status as unregistered aliens.
From mid-February to mid-March of 2006 I photographed in and around the town of Mae Sot in order to document the lives of the Karen people who are living in Thailand. I originally traveled to the Mae Sot area in order to photograph the Mae Tao Clinic, which is run by Dr. Cynthia Maung, a Burmese refugee and Nobel Prize Nominee, who runs the clinic in order to care for her fellow countrymen who have fled Burma. She had invited me to visit subsequent to my contact with her after reading a post on the internet about the clinic, and what was transpiring there. So in order to see the situation first hand, I self-financed the expense of the project, and traveled to photograph the clinic. But upon my arrival, and along with help from my guide and translator, Maung Maung Tinn, I expanded my project to photograph not only the clinic operations, but also the lives of the Karen in and around Mae Sot.
Maung Maung Tinn took it upon himself to show me areas of Mae Sot where the Karen live and work, and where few Westerns travel when in the area. With his help, I also made an extensive network of contact along the Thai/Burma border. These contacts enabled me to gain access to still more places where the Karen are trying to put their lives together again.
The photographs in this body of work are the result of the Karen People granting me the rare privilege of access to their personal lives. Without their trust allowing me into their world, this project would not have been possible. In the hopes that my photographs may help their situation on the border, I have also allowed the Mae Tao Clinic, and various other people involved with the Karen, permission to use my photographs to raise awareness of the Karen and the problems they face on a daily basis. And I have also maintained contact with many of the people that befriended me along the border with the hope of one day being able to return and continue to photograph the lives of the forgotten Karen.
Visiting Artist Jason Hosler
THIS THURSDAY-
VISITING ARTIST: Award-winning graphic novelist Jay Hosler who will deliver an art-focused talk -- "Sequential Smart: Teaching with Visual Narratives" at 4pm in Dauch 249 on Sept. 15th.
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Jay Hosler-Graphic Novelist Coming to Ashland University
Jay Hosler- graphic novelist will be coming to Ashland University on September 15, 2011 for a lecture in the afternoon. Time to be announced. For more details about Jason- see his website@ http://www.jayhosler.com/
YOUTUBE LINK: http://youtu.be/9V1tH6HLErg
YOUTUBE LINK: http://youtu.be/9V1tH6HLErg
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Upcoming Coburn Gallery Events
Monday September 12, 2011 at 3:00pm Jason Kaufman studio visit and talk. CFA sculpture studio. Wear closed toes shoes.
CLICK image to enlarge Fall exhibition /event schedule.
CLICK image to enlarge Fall exhibition /event schedule.
OPENING ART RECEPTION TONIGHT
OPENING RECEPTION TONIGHT.........4:30pm-6:30pm. Meet the exhibiting artists Jason Kaufman & Laura Weiser. Hope to see you at the Coburn Gallery this evening. Support the ARTS at Ashland !!
The AU Art Club is making it mustache night at the opening so...sport your best mustache!
The AU Art Club is making it mustache night at the opening so...sport your best mustache!
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
THIS THURSDAY August 25th
OPENING RECEPTION-Jason Kaufman & Laura Weiser
JOIN US for the kick off of the 2011 fall semester on Thursday August 25th from 4:30pm-6:30pm. AU ART CLUB is making it mustache night at the reception-join in the fun!!
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Kaufman & Weiser Exhibition
Exhibition opens on Friday August 12th@10am-Jason Kaufman & Laura Weiser
JOIN US for the kick off of the 2011 fall semester with a reception on Thursday August 25th from 4:30pm-6:30pm.
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Art Saturdays Fall 2011
Ashland University Fall 2011
ART SATURDAYS
Ashland University’s Coburn Gallery and Art Club have established “Art Saturdays,” an educational and creative experience for children 7 to 15 years old. “Art Saturdays” will be offering classes on the following dates – September 10, October 15 and November 19, in the Room 346 located in the Center for the Arts on the Ashland University campus. PLEASE NOTICE CHANGE IN THE SESSION TIMES FOR ART SATURDAYS.
SEPTEMBER 10th -Adobe Photoshop Workshop for students ages 10-15. Students will learn about Photoshop and gain new skills in creating art on the computer. Basic computer skills required. Cost is $10.00 per student. Enrollment is limited to 12 students. * 10am-12noon*
OCTOBER 15th--ART FEST-students will engage in many fun art activities inspired by the AU purple and gold eagles. Ages 7-12. Cost is $5.00 per student. *10am-12noon*
NOVEMBER 19th-ADVENTURES IN BOOKMAKING-students will learn the basics of bookbinding and mixed media transfer techniques. Cost is $10.00 per student. Enrollment is limited to 15 students. *10:00am-12noon* Students ages 7-15
For more information or to register your child for classes, call 419.289.5652 and leave a message or email coburngallery@ashland.edu.
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*Please dress your children messy!
*Children will be dropped off and picked up at Center for the Arts Building on the AU campus in room 346. You may drop off your children at 9:50am and please pick them up at 12:00noon.
Please enter the CFA doors by the back parking lot off of College Blvd.
*No refunds if your child is absent from the “Art Saturdays” classes.
*Questions please contact Cynthia Petry at 419.289.5652 or email at coburngallery@ashland.edu.
* A very limited number of scholarships are being offered for the fall sessions of “Art Saturdays”. Scholarships will be granted subject to availability. Call 419.289.5652 for info.
Friday, July 15, 2011
Upcoming Exhibition
Jason Kaufman & Laura Weiser
Exhibition opens August 12th
RECEPTION August 25th from 4:30pm-6:30pm
Jason Kaufman Studio Visit & Talk
Monday September 12th@3pm CFA Sculpture Studio
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Cleveland.com story OHIO-All Media Artist
FEATURED ON CLEVELAND.COM
Broadview Heights resident June Hund has been creating art for most of her life. Only recently, however, has she put her work on display for others.
That decision, it seems, has served her well.
Hund won “Best in Show” at the Ohio All-Media Juried Exhibition at Ashland Univeristy’s Coburn Gallery. The opening reception was June 26 and the artists’ works will continue to be displayed until July 29.
Her collage, “Sail the Darkened Seas,” is a mixed media piece that demonstrates the depths of the soul in which artists create. She had been crafting the work for over a year.
“I like to get dimension,” Hund said. “I do a lot of building up of the material and scraping down.” The collage, which encompasses a variety of media on wood, serves as a sort of historical portal for Hund. Some of the pieces in it came from other works of art in her past. It’s a recycling habit that comes up often in Hund’s art. Her own watercolors and drawings often become the basis of future projects, as they get reworked into abstract collages, she explained.
Much like the grand machinations of life itself, Hund’s work focuses on assemblage and manipulation. With little sparks of inspiration, the trajectory of any particular piece can shift dramatically. The intervention of destiny is as palpable in “Sail the Darkened Seas” as it is in any person’s life story.
“My artwork is a reaction to a situation or event. Unconsciously, I think about the composition and the visual elements of art when I work on a piece. I control the surface by adding or removing layers. Each piece is a creative journey,” Hund said.
With her work catching attention from various art shows now, her own creative journey may hold a fascinating future.
“It was an interesting surprise,” Hund said of her recent accolade. “It’s fantastic to have the honor to share my art with my peers.”
http://www.cleveland.com/broadview-heights/index.ssf/2011/07/broadview_heights_resident_ear.html
Monday, July 11, 2011
Call for Proposals-2012/13 Exhibition Season
The Coburn Gallery of Ashland University is accepting proposals for individual or group exhibitions for the 2012/2013 exhibition season. Ashland University (www.ashland.edu) is a mid-sized, private university conveniently located a short distance from Akron, Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio. Proposals should include 15-20 digital jpeg images on CD, image list, artist resume and artist statement. Please mail proposal packets to Cynthia C. Petry, The Coburn Gallery, 331 College Avenue, Ashland, Ohio, 44805. Deadline September 30, 2011 Notifications will be sent during the month of January 2012. Proposal packets will not be returned without SASE.
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Visit to Creative Foundations/Our Town Studios
AU Art Club and the Coburn Gallery made a visit to Our Town Studios in Mt Vernon to meet their awesome artists last week. Creative Foundations founded Our Town Studio, an art studio/gallery within the adult day service program, which gives individuals the choice to earn an income while creating art and selling it to the community.The Our Town Studio artists created works of art on reusable bags that the AU Art Club will be giving away at the annual AU picnic in August.
OHIO-All Media Juried Exhibition Awards
The Coburn Gallery would like announce the awards for the 2011 Ohio All Media Juried Exhibition.
This exhibition was created as a showcase for Ohio artists working in any media, traditional or experimental. The 10th annual exhibition includes 47 artworks from 38 local and regional Ohio artists.
June Hund’s mixed media collage entitled “Sail the Darken Seas” received Best of Show.
June Hund, mixed-media artist, has been involved in the creative process and producing artwork since early childhood. She grew up in a household passionate about music, fine arts, and travel. She traveled throughout Europe as a young adult, spending time in Florence studying the great masters of Italian art. She received a bachelor’s of fine art in painting from Wayne State University (Detroit, Michigan). She has worked in many different mediums and techniques. In Detroit she preferred watercolor and oil; but during this time she started working with collage/assemblage.
When she relocating to the Cleveland, Ohio area, she started down a different life path but was still active with the creative process. She became more interested in working with mixed media, assemblage, and collage. She often reuses her own watercolors and drawings, reworking them into abstract collages. The composition, texture, and process are essential. She carefully adds layers and then sands the layers to add depth to each piece. June recently started showing her artwork in the Cleveland area.
The following artists received merit awards: Keith Wilde’s painting entitled “Rendering the Son”, George T. Gregory Jr’s sculpture entitled “Tennis Anyone” and Jonny Luv’s photograph “Beautiful ”.
There were three juror mention awards: Rebecca Kaler “Aerial “a oil painting, Diane F. Ramo’s collage entitled “ Contamination” and Paul D. Wilbur’s digital photograph entitled “Built Farm Tough”.
The Coburn Gallery is open Monday-Friday from 10am-5pm and 12noon-4pm on Saturday/ Sunday. The Ohio- All Media exhibition closes on Friday July 29, 2011. For more about the 2011 Ohio All Media Juried Art Exhibition at Coburn Gallery, visit www.ashland.edu/coburngallery or find us on FaceBook.
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Meet Carol
Meet Carol-she is one of the artist featured in our current exhibition-Our Town Studios and Element of Art Studio/Gallery.
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Upcomng -Ohio All Media Regional Juried Exhibition
The Ohio All Media Juried Exhibition, featuring paintings, mixed media art, prints, photographs, ceramics, sculpture and assemblage art, opens on Sunday June 26th in the Coburn Gallery at Ashland University. This exhibition was created as a showcase for Ohio artists working in any media, traditional or experimental.
The 10th annual exhibition includes 47 artworks from 38 local and regional Ohio artists. The juror for the 2011 competition was John W. Carlson, a prolific artist living and working in Bay Village, Ohio. This year, 55 artists entered the competition, with a total of 162 works considered for inclusion in the show.
The Coburn Gallery will host an opening reception on Sunday, June 26, from 2pm to 4pm. The reception is free and open to the public. Awards will be announced at 3:00pm. For more about the 2011 Ohio All Media Juried Art exhibition at Coburn Gallery and the opening reception, visit www.ashland.edu/coburngallery or find us on FaceBook.The Coburn Gallery is open from 12pm-5pm Monday through Friday and 12noon-4pm Saturday/Sunday
2011 OHIO- ALL MEDIA ARTISTS:
W.E. Arnold-Columbus
Stacy Lemon-Columbus
Paul D. Wilbur-Columbus
George T. Gregory Jr.-Columbus
Charles Szabla-Akron
Diane Farr- Chagrin Falls
Tricia Kaman-Chagrin Falls
Justin Playl-Wooster
Candyce Damon Velmin-Media
Annette Poitan-Oberlin
Diane F. Ramos-Lorain
June Hund-Broadview Heights
Lawrence Baker-Cleveland Heights
Richard Schneider-Cleveland
George Kocar-Bay Village
Mark Keffer-Bedford
Jennifer Gulley-Maple Heights
Karen Alles-Powell
Lee Fearnside-Perrysburg
Mary Gaynier-Toledo
Jessica Summers -Findlay
Richard Jurus-Dayton
James K. Hamilton-Oak Hill
Erica L. Kenny-Hillsboro
Ashley Shellhause-London
Amanda Kiplinger-Polk
Thomas Hart-Ashland
Joshua Risner-Ashland
Jennifer Winkler-West Salem
Rebecca Kaler-Mansfield
Jane Johnson-Mansfield
Charles Caldemeyer-Mansfield
Dean Smith-Mansfield
Betsy Oberhausen-Mansfield
Irene Maginniss-Mansfield
Austin Javurek-Lexington
Johny Luv -Mansfield
Ken Arthur-Mansfield
Keith Wilde-Mt Vernon
Our Town Studios & Element of Art Studio Exhibition
Coburn Gallery Art Exhibition to Feature Artists from Mansfield and Mount Vernon Studios. The Coburn Gallery Art Exhibition that opens in May will feature artists from the Element of Art Studio in Mansfield and the Our Town Studios in Mount Vernon. The exhibition, set for May 20 through June 19, will feature an opening reception on May 20 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. This opening event will coincide with Opus II Dance Studio and Ashland Re...gional Ballet presenting the 29th Annual Spring Dance Concert.The Element of Art Studio/Gallery in Mansfield is a non-profit art gallery that showcases the artistic talents of individuals with developmental disabilities affiliated with Richland Newhope Industries Inc. Creative Foundations founded Our Town Studios, an art studio/gallery within the adult day service program, which gives individuals the choice to earn an income while creating art and selling it to the community.
2011 Senior Art Exhibition 2
Senior Art Exhibition II April 28- May 14, 2011
Opening reception Thursday April 28th from 4:30pm-6:30pm Senior Awards announced at 5:00pm on Thursday April 28, 2011
Lauren Moon- Art Education/Painting
Jill Incandela- Art Education/Ceramics
Hallie Dahlhofer-BFA Painting
Lindsay Bottom-BFA Digital Art
Mike McKenzie-CAGP Digital Art
2011 Senior Art Exhibition 1
Senior Art Exhibition I April 7 – 21, 2011
Opening reception Thursday April 7th from 4:30pm-6:30pm
Yinan Yan-Graphic Design
Michelle Ruegsegger-Digital Art
Wyatt Lance-BFA Digital Art
Anna Klehn-Art Education/Painting
Christa Gast-BFA Painting
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