Location: Warsaw High School Performing Art Center 1 Tiger Lane, Warsaw, Indiana 46580 [directions] Curator: D.M. Swartzentruber, MFA Visual Art Department 574-371-5099 Ext. 2194 Exhibit Schedule |
2011-12 | |
June, 2012 |
Kelly Morrow"Portraying the Amish" |
May, 2012 |
Merna Eisenbraun |
May 19th ??? |
Tri Kappa Fine Arts Festival: Thursday evening 7:00 to 9:00 |
April 2012 |
Marvin Bartel: Stoneware Bartel is Emeritus Professor of Art, Goshen College, where he taught courses in ceramics, art education, drafting, architectural design, and photography from 1970 to 2002. Dr. Bartel continues as a consultant, lecturer, workshop and seminar leader in art education and in creativity education. He continues to be an active artist, writer, and traveler.Prior to coming to Goshen he was tenured at Northeast Missouri State University (now Truman University) where he brought ceramics to their art department (1965 to 1970). Earlier he taught drawing, painting, and deign at Bethel College (Kansas) and headed the creative arts at Prairie View Mental Health Center, Newton, Kansas. Bartel began his career at Topeka High School (Kansas) in 1960 teaching ceramics, jewelry, and other art courses. |
March 2012 |
WCHS Perminent Collection Exhibit |
March 17th, 2012. Saturday 10 - 4:00 | Tri-Kappa Elementary Art Exhibit |
Feb - March 14 2012
|
Photography of Kaitlyn Shriner & Sara Worth |
Dec 2011 -Jan 2012 |
Robert Davis "Prints and Images" |
Oct - Nov 2011 |
Scott Holladay: Graphics & Illustrations Scott Holladay has been working as a professional illustrator for over 25 years. His successful career has covered a broad swath of illustration endeavors, and he believes that this diversity keeps his work fresh and dynamic. Though specializing in medical illustration, Scott also explores his more creative side through his editorial and children’s illustration, and has always been attracted to the beauty unique to the architectural realm. His talent and experience enables him to meet your most challenging illustration needs, no matter how complex or how simple. |
Sept, 2011 |
Sherri Johnson "Connect the Dots: Cycle and Recycle"
I was one of the one hundred and fifty lucky teachers in the State of Indiana that received a Teacher Creativity Fellowship Grant last summer. My grant proposal blended travel, bicycling, studio time and education.I visited Alice Springs, Australia where I was able to see Aboriginal artists at work and learn an abundance of information about the culture. There are many commonalities between Aboriginal struggle and that of the American Indian. Prior to traveling to Australia, I did a considerable amount of research concerning Aboriginal Art. I noted a common motif in the Aboriginal “Dot Painting” and the circular shapes in bicycle wheels, gears and sprockets. The metal sculptures on display are the first I have ever created. Despite teaching art for over twenty-five years, I had never worked with metal. Each of my pieces incorporates recycled pieces, particularly those from bicycles. You will note I have used the circular motif in all of the pieces that I designed. I also devoted a portion of my studio time and to my love of watercolor. The set of small watercolors are reflective of my time in Sydney, Australia. |
INFORMATION FOR THE ARTIST: |
Location: Warsaw High School Performing Art Center, 1 Tiger Lane, Warsaw, Indiana 46580 Curator: Don Swartzentruber, Visual Art Department, 574-371-5099 Ext. 2194 Display Size:The PAC has a beautiful display area. All artwork is locked behind glass windows. The window sizes: LEFTS SIDE: 85"x70" - 85"x180" RIGHT SIDE: 85"x180" - 85"x70". We also have circular displays for additional 3-D work. Gallery Hours: The PAC lobby gallery is open to faculty and student through the day. It is open to the public Monday-Friday: 2:45-4:00. Please use visitor parking at main entrance. It is also visable during evening performances at the PAC. Insurance: Warsaw Community Schools does not assume any legal responsibility for damaged or stolen artwork. Artists are responsible for their own insurance for their artwork. Artwork is locked behind glass casses. Send Press Release to: Times Union, P.O. Box 1448, Warsaw, IN 46581 Sales: All sales are made directly with the artist and artwork is picked up after the exhibition directly from the artist. Payment is made to the artist and not Warsaw Community Schools. Contact information should be displayed inside the exhibit case with a bio and statement of purpose. Setting up the Exhibition: Schedule with the curator. |