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SUMMARY:POSTPONED: After Hours Gallery Artist Meet & Greet
DESCRIPTION:Lanesboro Arts invites arts enthusiasts of all ages to an After Hours Meet and Greet with juried sales gallery artists Clay Cunningham\, Michael Farrell\, Bradly Hall\, Diane Knight and Sue Pariseau on Friday\, May 15 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Food and drinks will be provided! Each artist will speak for 5 minutes about their work before opening things up for informal discussion and conversation with attendees. This event is intended to be a fun and casual opportunity for visitors to learn more about the minds and techniques of these four talented juried sales gallery artists. \n\nClay Cunningham is continually intrigued by the wonderful material of clay.  It exists in dualities of soft and hard\, smooth and rough\, resilient yet fragile.  Exploring classical forms with modern surfaces is at the center of his work. Clay’s artwork is inspired by a multitude of muses\, but mostly just a love for hard work and constant exploration.   He is not interested in making ground-breaking work that begs for attention.  Instead\, he is concerned with making a fine hand-crafted object that has spent hours of loving attention in his hands.  Much of his work contains materials dug locally in the Loess Hills of Southwest Iowa.  These pieces contain a permanent connection with the legacy of the area’s local history. \n\n\nMichael Farrell began his love of painting while studying Wildlife Management at Montana State University. As he would walk the fields and streams\, he began to feel the beauty around him and was moved to capture these images in paint. Michael moved to Minnesota in 1983 when he was accepted to study painting in the tradition of Classical Realism. Michael spent two years studying in the Atlier programs. His frequent trips to the Rocky Mountains have furthered his love of Plein Air painting. He brings his sketches from the field\, back to his studio in White Bear Lake\, MN where he continues to work into each piece until he has captured the essence of the landscape. \n\n\nBradly Hall is an artist living and working out of a rehabbed nineteenth century church in Granite Falls.  He carves linoleum blocks\, paints watercolors\, and combines both mediums. He received the majority of his training at the American Academy of Art in Chicago. He creates most of his work from reference photos taken near his home in the upper Minnesota River valley. The river valley and surrounding rural area provide significant inspiration for his work. \n\nDoodling is a rather mindless activity Whalan\, MN artist Diane Knight finds herself doing at meetings\, on the phone and especially when she needs to calm down. One day she tried doodling over a bit of color. She had a lot fun and has not been able to stop since. Diane has a BA in art education\, worked in the art department at Mayo Clinic for 20 years and spent an equal amount of time creating masks and puppets with the Masque Theatre in Rochester\, MN. Since retirement\, she has worked with clay\, started an art gallery with her siblings and learned how to use power tools. She don’t much like to cook so she finds it delightful to have other creative outlets. \n\nSue Pariseau loves making pottery people use in their everyday life – for that first cup of coffee in the morning\, serving the kids favorite meal or sneaking a bowl of ice cream before bed. She believes each of those occasions and so many others are made more joyful when experienced in handmade pottery. Pariseau’s body of work is split between cone 6 oxidation firing and cone 10 wood firing which allows her to create very colorful pots from the electric kiln\, but also some very earthy\, organic looking brown pots from the wood kiln. In 2001\, Pariseau established her home studio in Farmington\, Minnesota which allows her to focus on the techniques and colors that speak to her (though it’s sometimes hard to hear over the music). Shortly after in 2003\, she established Old Crow Studio in the beautiful bluff country of Southeastern Minnesota.
URL:https://lanesboroarts.org/calendar/gallery-afterhours2020/
LOCATION:Lanesboro Arts Gallery\, 103 Parkway Ave N\, Lanesboro\, MN\, 55949\, United States
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SUMMARY:POSTPONED: "Heartbeats" Exhibition Reception
DESCRIPTION:Lanesboro Arts has made the decision along with the artist Kathie Wheeler to postpone this exhibition from it’s original April 2020 opening until June 2021. This is due to our efforts to keep our community and artists safe during the COVID-19 outbreak. The health of our artists\, community members\, visitors\, staff and volunteers is at the forefront of our minds at Lanesboro Arts. Taking this into account\, March events at the St. Mane Theater have been postponed and the Lanesboro Arts Gallery will be closed to the public until March 31\, 2020\, at which time we will assess the situation to ensure the continued health and safety of the community. \nLanesboro Arts will present “Heartbeats” an exhibition featuring the work of Viroqua\, WI based artist Kathie Wheeler\, in summer of 2021 (dates TBA).  While Kathie is known for her landscape plein air work\, this unique exhibition focuses exclusively on figurative paintings. This expressive series celebrate people from diverse cultural backgrounds\, including a young tattooed woman and her dog\, a same sex couple contemplating their soon-to-be-born child\, and Native American dancers at a powwow. Kathie hopes the paintings prompt heartfelt reactions from viewers as they uncover universal themes of humanity. As Kathie explains\, “I try to put the feeling or emotion I see in a place or person on the canvas.  My hope is that the viewer can take some of that away with them.” \nKathie describes her process as such: “I count myself fortunate to be an artist. My paintings reflect the scenes and people in my daily life and many are begun or painted entirely on location or from life. Painting “en plein air” is filled with both challenges and great pleasure. No day is ever the same\,” explains Wheeler. “And so\, I join the long history of adventurers who translate the beauty of their surroundings onto canvas with brushes and paint. It gives me great pleasure to share these moments in time with those who live with my paintings in their lives.” \nKathie was born in 1962 and was raised in the Chicago area. As a young woman\, she studied at the American Academy of Art\, where she won the prestigious Union Art League Scholarship Competition\, then worked as a freelance commercial artist and portrait artist. \nKathie creates remarkable landscapes and portraits and works primarily with a rich oil  palette\, but also enjoys dabbling in pastel\, watercolor.  She paints plein air throughout the year\, as well as working in the studio. Kathie and her husband reside on a small farm in southwest Wisconsin. \nSponsored by Commonweal Theatre: \n \nThis exhibit is sponsored by Commonweal Theatre and made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant\, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund. For more information visit www.lanesboroarts.org\, call 507-467-2446 or email gallery@lanesboroarts.org. Handicapped accessible and free to the public\, the exhibition gallery is located at 103 Parkway Avenue North in Lanesboro\, MN.
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SUMMARY:2020 Emerging Artist Exhibit Reception
DESCRIPTION:Lanesboro Arts presents the 2020 Emerging Artist Exhibition featuring the artwork of three talent early career artists working in a variety of media: Rose Weselmann\, Alan Wiltgen\, and Sally Podein. The show opens with a reception featuring all artists on Saturday\, February 1\, 2020\, from 6-8 p.m.\, and runs through March 28. The reception will include wine and hors d’oeuvres\, as well as live music by Savvy History (aka Michelle Lynn) of Decorah. Always free and open to the public\, winter gallery hours are Tuesday-Saturday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. The Emerging Artist Exhibition was developed in 2015 to meet the needs of artists with burgeoning new talent; this juried show provides emerging artists selected in a jury process an opportunity to display work in a professional gallery setting. \nRose Weselmann received her Bachelor of Fine Arts at Luther College in Decorah\, Iowa in 2013. After graduation she moved to the Twin Cities\, residing in both St. Paul and currently in Minneapolis where she explores her passion for the arts. She is now a painter and mixed media artist working out of the Casket Arts Building near her Northeast home where she focuses on process and the exploration of materials and their natural capabilities. Rose describes her process as such: “Each piece begins with a gestural mark or puddle\, settling with unpredictability due to the nature of my materials. The process of laying down marks\, patience in waiting for them to take their final form\, acceptance and flexibility has allowed me to learn to build compositions based on the infusion of spontaneity and intentionality.” \nBased in Minneapolis and originally from Harmony\, Minn.\, Alan Wiltgen’s path as an artist started out with sketching\, primarily with charcoal or ink. From there\, he moved into installation pieces and collage. Five years ago\, Alan picked up a paintbrush. He is primarily self-taught\, although he did take classes under artist Simon Huelsbeck at RCTC. The characters he paints generally bridge the gap between German Expressionism and animated cartoons. German expressionist painters such as Max Beckman and Ernst Ludwig Kirchner have heavily influenced Alan’s work. As he says\, “I continue to paint not only to expand my curiosity and growth as an artist\, but for therapy and meditation. Painting has become a process of communication with creativity. My ego gets to vanish and I get to help something formless come into form.” \nSally Podein is a Minnesota artist who began drawing and painting at a young age. She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Rutgers University\, New Jersey. After graduating Sally moved to Minnesota where she currently works at Mayo Clinic as a Motion Graphics Designer. She has been creating stained glass mosaics for several years. Her works are mostly of wildlife\, pets and landscapes\, and she says “capturing the character and soul of the animal is very rewarding to me.” As Sally says of her stained glass work “The infinite colors\, shades and textures of glass help me to create depth\, form and detail.” Sally’s work can be found at the SEMVA Gallery in Rochester\, Minnesota. \nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Frozen River Film Festival and made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant\, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund. Handicapped accessible and free to the public\, the exhibition gallery is located at 103 Parkway Ave N. in Lanesboro\, Minnesota. \nSponsored by Frozen River Film Festival:
URL:https://lanesboroarts.org/calendar/2020-emerging-artist-exhibit-reception/
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SUMMARY:2020 Emerging Artist Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Lanesboro Arts presents the 2020 Emerging Artist Exhibition featuring the artwork of three talent early career artists working in a variety of media: Rose Weselmann\, Alan Wiltgen\, and Sally Podein. The show has been extended to run through June 7. Always free and open to the public\, winter gallery hours are Tuesday-Saturday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. The Emerging Artist Exhibition was developed in 2015 to meet the needs of artists with burgeoning new talent; this juried show provides emerging artists selected in a jury process an opportunity to display work in a professional gallery setting. \nRose Weselmann received her Bachelor of Fine Arts at Luther College in Decorah\, Iowa in 2013. After graduation she moved to the Twin Cities\, residing in both St. Paul and currently in Minneapolis where she explores her passion for the arts. She is now a painter and mixed media artist working out of the Casket Arts Building near her Northeast home where she focuses on process and the exploration of materials and their natural capabilities. Rose describes her process as such: “Each piece begins with a gestural mark or puddle\, settling with unpredictability due to the nature of my materials. The process of laying down marks\, patience in waiting for them to take their final form\, acceptance and flexibility has allowed me to learn to build compositions based on the infusion of spontaneity and intentionality.” \nBased in Minneapolis and originally from Harmony\, Minn.\, Alan Wiltgen’s path as an artist started out with sketching\, primarily with charcoal or ink. From there\, he moved into installation pieces and collage. Five years ago\, Alan picked up a paintbrush. He is primarily self-taught\, although he did take classes under artist Simon Huelsbeck at RCTC. The characters he paints generally bridge the gap between German Expressionism and animated cartoons. German expressionist painters such as Max Beckman and Ernst Ludwig Kirchner have heavily influenced Alan’s work. As he says\, “I continue to paint not only to expand my curiosity and growth as an artist\, but for therapy and meditation. Painting has become a process of communication with creativity. My ego gets to vanish and I get to help something formless come into form.” \nSally Podein is a Minnesota artist who began drawing and painting at a young age. She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Rutgers University\, New Jersey. After graduating Sally moved to Minnesota where she currently works at Mayo Clinic as a Motion Graphics Designer. She has been creating stained glass mosaics for several years. Her works are mostly of wildlife\, pets and landscapes\, and she says “capturing the character and soul of the animal is very rewarding to me.” As Sally says of her stained glass work “The infinite colors\, shades and textures of glass help me to create depth\, form and detail.” Sally’s work can be found at the SEMVA Gallery in Rochester\, Minnesota. \nThe exhibit is sponsored by the Frozen River Film Festival and made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant\, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund. Handicapped accessible and free to the public\, the exhibition gallery is located at 103 Parkway Ave N. in Lanesboro\, Minnesota. \nSponsored by Frozen River Film Festival:
URL:https://lanesboroarts.org/calendar/2020-emerging-artist-exhibition/
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SUMMARY:2020 Juried High School Art Show Reception
DESCRIPTION:Lanesboro Arts is proud to present the Annual Juried High School Art Show\, showcasing artworks by 9-12th grade students from Chatfield\, Fillmore Central\, Lanesboro\, and Rushford-Peterson High Schools. The show opens with a reception on Saturday\, January 11 from 5-7 p.m.\, which is a fun opportunity to meet\, and ask questions of\, student artists and teachers from these schools. The show runs through January 25\, 2020. Always free and open to the public\, gallery hours are Tuesday – Saturday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. in January. The show features a variety of art projects\, including those in ceramics\, acrylics\, pastels\, ink\, pencil\, and mixed media sculpture. \n“I love this show because it presents an opportunity for students’ visual arts to shine.  As a teacher\, I appreciate the ability of Lanesboro Arts to provide a place to showcase these young creators work\,” shares Lanesboro art teacher Stena Lieb. “I enjoy seeing work by students from other schools as well.  When my students come to the show\, they can see a wide variety of what their peers are doing in other schools.  They may get more ideas and become interested in different processes that we have not covered in our classes.  It is a great way to start a conversation on a topic we have yet to explore.” \nAccording to Gallery Director Robbie Brokken\, “The Art Show gives the students an opportunity to reveal a part of themselves to the public and each other through their art. Attendance and support of area families has been overwhelming and helps share our commitment to the community.” \n“I always try to push this as a big stepping stone and great experience\,” says Fillmore Central art teacher Carrie Mathison. “We always look at it (art show) as a very big honor for them.” Mathison\, who’s in her ninth year at Fillmore Central\, says there’s a special connection and appreciation shared by the talented teens. “They like to see the variety of work from other schools as well\,” she added. “There’s just kind of an awe and admiration at the same point.” \n“To me\, the show is really about supporting the arts in the schools and collaborating with the other teachers\,” shares Chatfield art instructor Abbey Potter. “The opening reception gives me the opportunity to catch up with the other teachers from the surrounding schools and ask about how they came up with ‘this’ or ‘that’ for their projects. I leave with a lot of great ideas for future projects or techniques to try with my students. The reception also gives me a chance to meet students’ parents\, talk with them and their child about all of the artwork on display\, and most rewarding\, see the excited look on the student’s face when they view their piece framed\, correctly lit and hanging on a gallery wall.”
URL:https://lanesboroarts.org/calendar/2020-juried-high-school-art-show-reception/
LOCATION:Lanesboro Arts Gallery\, 103 Parkway Ave N\, Lanesboro\, MN\, 55949\, United States
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SUMMARY:2020 Juried High School Art Show
DESCRIPTION:Lanesboro Arts is proud to present the Annual Juried High School Art Show\, showcasing artworks by 9-12th grade students from Chatfield\, Fillmore Central\, Lanesboro\, and Rushford-Peterson High Schools. The show runs through January 25\, 2020. Always free and open to the public\, gallery hours are Tuesday – Saturday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. in January and February. The show features a variety of art projects\, including those in ceramics\, acrylics\, pastels\, ink\, pencil\, and mixed media sculpture. \n“I love this show because it presents an opportunity for students’ visual arts to shine.  As a teacher\, I appreciate the ability of Lanesboro Arts to provide a place to showcase these young creators work\,” shares Lanesboro art teacher Stena Lieb. “I enjoy seeing work by students from other schools as well.  When my students come to the show\, they can see a wide variety of what their peers are doing in other schools.  They may get more ideas and become interested in different processes that we have not covered in our classes.  It is a great way to start a conversation on a topic we have yet to explore.” \nAccording to Gallery Director Robbie Brokken\, “The Art Show gives the students an opportunity to reveal a part of themselves to the public and each other through their art. Attendance and support of area families has been overwhelming and helps share our commitment to the community.” \n“I always try to push this as a big stepping stone and great experience\,” says Fillmore Central art teacher Carrie Mathison. “We always look at it (art show) as a very big honor for them.” Mathison\, who’s in her ninth year at Fillmore Central\, says there’s a special connection and appreciation shared by the talented teens. “They like to see the variety of work from other schools as well\,” she added. “There’s just kind of an awe and admiration at the same point.” \n“To me\, the show is really about supporting the arts in the schools and collaborating with the other teachers\,” shares Chatfield art instructor Abbey Potter. “The opening reception gives me the opportunity to catch up with the other teachers from the surrounding schools and ask about how they came up with ‘this’ or ‘that’ for their projects. I leave with a lot of great ideas for future projects or techniques to try with my students. The reception also gives me a chance to meet students’ parents\, talk with them and their child about all of the artwork on display\, and most rewarding\, see the excited look on the student’s face when they view their piece framed\, correctly lit and hanging on a gallery wall.”
URL:https://lanesboroarts.org/calendar/2020-juried-high-school-art-show/
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SUMMARY:2022 Exhibition Gallery Application Deadline
DESCRIPTION:The Lanesboro Arts Exhibition Gallery features five exhibits each year in a variety of visual arts media. \n\nExhibitions are approximately eight weeks in length and artists working in all visual arts mediums are encouraged to apply.  The Lanesboro Arts Exhibition Gallery seeks artworks that enrich both artist and community by initiating discussion and connection. These works should exhibit a unique vision and original voice\, quality craftsmanship\, and should be diverse and accessible to individuals from all walks of life. Both traditional and contemporary art styles are accepted. \nThe Lanesboro Arts Galleries are located in downtown Lanesboro and had over 22\,000 visitors in 2017. As a nationally-recognized multidisciplinary arts organization with a passion for engaging a community with art\, the Lanesboro Arts Galleries strive to present accessible and diverse works that foster educational opportunities for visitors as well as impacting artists’ careers. Lanesboro\, Minnesota was recognized as one of “America’s Top 12 Small Town Art Places” in 2013 by Artplace America\, and was named “One of the Top 20 Small Towns to Visit in America” by Smithsonian Magazine in 2014. \nExhibition Gallery applications are accepted on an ongoing basis throughout the year\, with annual deadline of December 31st. Exhibitions are scheduled two years in advance\, with the jury selection process taking place each January.  The current application window is for exhibitions taking place in 2022.\nTo view current and upcoming exhibitions\, visit the Exhibition Gallery page. \nTo apply\, please fill out the online webform here. While online submissions are strongly preferred\, you may also click here to download a hard copy form: Lanesboro Arts Exhibition Gallery Application. \nContact Robbie with any questions\, 507-467-2446 or gallery@lanesboroarts.org.
URL:https://lanesboroarts.org/calendar/2022-exhibition-gallery-application-deadline/
LOCATION:Lanesboro Arts Gallery\, 103 Parkway Ave N\, Lanesboro\, MN\, 55949\, United States
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SUMMARY:2020 Emerging Artist Application Deadline
DESCRIPTION:The Biennial Emerging Artist Exhibition highlights the work of one or more emerging artists each year. The application deadline for the 2020 exhibition is December 2\, 2019. Selection by jury will be made by January 2\, 2020; artists chosen for the show will be notified on or before that date. Lanesboro Arts defines “emerging artist” as an individual who has great potential in their artistic practice but has not yet received major recognition for their work. All visual arts media are eligible. Artists may be any age\, but Lanesboro Arts specifically invites those artists with little to no exhibition experience and encourages students and young artists to apply. All visual arts media are eligible. \nThe exhibit will feature pieces in 2D and 3D visual media in a variety of sizes\, with a size limit for each piece of 40” wide x 40” high. Pieces chosen for the Emerging Artist Show will need to be framed and include a hanging wire in the back; all work in the Emerging Artist Exhibition will be for sale as per consignment agreement (40% gallery\, 60% artist). Lanesboro Arts is seeking 2-3 emerging artists with bodies of work that can collectively fill the Lanesboro Arts exhibition gallery space. \nSelection of 2-3 artists by jury will be made by January 2 and those artists chosen for the show will be notified on or before that date. The chosen artists will install their own display to enhance their learning experience. The installation will take place on January 28 – the Lanesboro Arts Gallery will be open between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. The Emerging Artist Exhibition will open on Saturday\, February 1 with an artist reception from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.\, and run through March 29\, 2020. Visit our Emerging Artist Application page here for more information and application. Contact Robbie Brokken with questions or for more information\, 507-467-2446 / gallery@lanesboroarts.org.
URL:https://lanesboroarts.org/calendar/2020-emerging-artist-application-deadline/
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SUMMARY:"Confluence" Artist Reception with Dirk Nelson & Ian Hanesworth
DESCRIPTION:Lanesboro Arts presents “Confluence\,” an exhibition of printmaking work by Dirk Nelson and Ian Hanesworth. The exhibit opens with an artist reception on Saturday\, October 19th from 6-8 p.m. and runs through December 15th\, 2019. The reception will include wine\, hors d’oeuvres and live music by Nathan Davidson and Kerry Klungtvedt. Always free and open to the public\, Lanesboro Arts Gallery is open seven days a week through October and is closed on Mondays November through December. \nIn “Confluence\,” artists Dirk Nelson and Ian Hanesworth bring together their divergent streams of work into an exhibit that acknowledges the ways these two artists have influenced each other. As Hanesworth says\, the title of the exhibit “speaks to the co-evolutionary nature of our practices\, our relationship as student and mentor\, and of the riparian landscape that we both call home.” The mentor and student relationship between the pair of artists began with Nelson teaching Hanesworth printmaking techniques in Winona\, MN. Both have then gone on to experiment with their own artistic practice\, but the influence that each have on the other continues. \nNelson shares\, “My goal for this show is to challenge myself to develop new work that explores new images and processes that are reactions to\, and influenced by\, the concepts and processes that I see Ian working through. I’ve never printed on cloth before and Ian has been working with natural dyes.” Nelson adds that “Finding ways to present and display works on cloth has become one of these challenges\, as I’ve used fabrics that Ian altered to make some monoprints.” Nelson received a Bachelor’s in Art from Winona State University and also currently resides in Winona. \nHanesworth states\, “I chose to exhibit print work in Lanesboro\, because this is the medium that Dirk has been teaching me over the past six years. The prominence of textiles in my practice stems from being raised on a small fiber farm in Winona\, Minn.\, as well as the influence of my mom’s artistic practice on my own.” Hanesworth elaborates\,” I am drawn to relief printmaking and textiles because of the materiality of both mediums and because I feel grounded in the slow\, repetitive labor of carving\, dyeing\, and printing.” Hanesworth is an emerging artist from Winona pursuing a BFA in Painting and Drawing at the Minneapolis College of Art & Design\, but currently resides in Brooklyn\, NY for a studio residency program. \nThis exhibit is sponsored by KTTC Television and made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant\, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund. \n\nSponsored by:
URL:https://lanesboroarts.org/calendar/confluence-reception/
LOCATION:Lanesboro Arts Gallery\, 103 Parkway Ave N\, Lanesboro\, MN\, 55949\, United States
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SUMMARY:"Confluence" Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Lanesboro Arts presents “Confluence\,” an exhibition of printmaking work by Dirk Nelson and Ian Hanesworth. The exhibit runs through December 15th\, 2019. Always free and open to the public\, Lanesboro Arts Gallery is open seven days a week through October and is closed on Mondays November through December. \nIn “Confluence\,” artists Dirk Nelson and Ian Hanesworth bring together their divergent streams of work into an exhibit that acknowledges the ways these two artists have influenced each other. As Hanesworth says\, the title of the exhibit “speaks to the co-evolutionary nature of our practices\, our relationship as student and mentor\, and of the riparian landscape that we both call home.” The mentor and student relationship between the pair of artists began with Nelson teaching Hanesworth printmaking techniques in Winona\, MN. Both have then gone on to experiment with their own artistic practice\, but the influence that each have on the other continues. \nNelson shares\, “My goal for this show is to challenge myself to develop new work that explores new images and processes that are reactions to\, and influenced by\, the concepts and processes that I see Ian working through. I’ve never printed on cloth before and Ian has been working with natural dyes.” Nelson adds that “Finding ways to present and display works on cloth has become one of these challenges\, as I’ve used fabrics that Ian altered to make some monoprints.” Nelson received a Bachelor’s in Art from Winona State University and also currently resides in Winona. \nHanesworth states\, “I chose to exhibit print work in Lanesboro\, because this is the medium that Dirk has been teaching me over the past six years. The prominence of textiles in my practice stems from being raised on a small fiber farm in Winona\, Minn.\, as well as the influence of my mom’s artistic practice on my own.” Hanesworth elaborates\,” I am drawn to relief printmaking and textiles because of the materiality of both mediums and because I feel grounded in the slow\, repetitive labor of carving\, dyeing\, and printing.” Hanesworth is an emerging artist from Winona pursuing a BFA in Painting and Drawing at the Minneapolis College of Art & Design\, but currently resides in Brooklyn\, NY for a studio residency program. \nThis exhibit is sponsored by KTTC Television and made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant\, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund. \n\nSponsored by:
URL:https://lanesboroarts.org/calendar/confluence-exhibition/
LOCATION:Lanesboro Arts Gallery\, 103 Parkway Ave N\, Lanesboro\, MN\, 55949\, United States
CATEGORIES:Galleries
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20190921T130000
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SUMMARY:Artist Demonstration: Tom Nelson
DESCRIPTION:Lanesboro Arts invites all art enthusiasts to attend a live demonstration by Juried Sales Gallery Artist Tom Nelson. Tom will create beautiful stained glass pieces right in the gallery\, allowing participants to see his work take shape in real time. The event takes place on Saturday\, September 21 from 1:00 to 4:00 PM\, and is free and open to public. \nBased in Dassel\, MN\, Tom Nelson started creating glass projects in 1975. He finds intrigue and wonder in the vast array of glass colors and textures and how all these factors play a major role in the design and creation of a project. \nTom’s early inspiration was from the work of Louis Comfort Tiffany.  He has created many Tiffany style replica lamps and considers himself a student of the Tiffany design attributes; studying many of his best window designs in great detail. Tom believes that characteristics like plating multiple layers of glass and abstract coloring add a great amount dimension to a window. Studying the contrast of light and dark shading\, Tom finds design ideas in the most unusual places and enjoys turning those inspirations into stained glass windows.  Tom is inspired by the way light can strike an object or nature scene in just the right way and strives to capture that look in his glass.
URL:https://lanesboroarts.org/calendar/artist-demonstration-tom-nelson/
LOCATION:Lanesboro Arts Gallery\, 103 Parkway Ave N\, Lanesboro\, MN\, 55949\, United States
CATEGORIES:Galleries,Outreach
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SUMMARY:Artist Demonstration: Ian Baldry
DESCRIPTION:Lanesboro Arts presents a live artist demonstration by Juried Sales Gallery textile artist Ian Baldry. Come and learn more about the fiber arts\, and see firsthand how these beautiful pieces are created\, on Saturday\, September 14 from 1:00 to 5:00 PM. The event is free and open to the public. \nIan is a textile artist from Minnesota who creates fine knit sweaters and accessories from merino wool\, cotton\, and bamboo yarns. Always passionate about exploring new fiber arts\, Ian acquired her first knitting machine ten years ago and loved it so much she started creating her own knitwear designs. \nAs a young farm girl in western Minnesota\, Ian developed an interest in machinery while helping with the annual wheat harvest. She eventually chose a career as a mechanical engineer\, but her love for the fiber arts continued to grow. Several years ago\, Ian found a way to combine the two passions after procuring her first knitting loom. Influenced by Scandinavian textiles and her life growing up in rural Minnesota\, she creates sweaters\, vests\, and accessories from extra-fine yarns on her knitting loom at her home studio in Minneapolis\, MN.
URL:https://lanesboroarts.org/calendar/artist-demonstration-ian-baldry-2/
LOCATION:Lanesboro Arts Gallery\, 103 Parkway Ave N\, Lanesboro\, MN\, 55949\, United States
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SUMMARY:"The Edge of Familiar" Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Lanesboro Arts presents “The Edge of Familiar\,” an exhibition of pastels by Linda Ricklefs Baudry. The exhibit runs through October 13th\, 2019. Always free and open to the public\, Lanesboro Arts Gallery is open seven days a week. \nThe exhibit focuses on emotional exploration and connection with the natural world\, and springs from Linda’s fascination with the idea of edges. As she puts it\, “Edges are where and how we define something. The familiar is what is known\, the unknown is beyond\, and it’s often how we embrace that edge that may help determine how we deal with change in life.” Through an exploration and interrogation of material and emotional boundaries\, she encourages people to look beyond the surfaces of their lives and\, in her words\, “find some inner heartbeat to celebrate and embrace.” \nLinda’s artistic process is deeply rooted in an awareness of the natural world\, and she is continually intrigued by nature’s dual aspects of fragility and strength. Her work expresses deep emotions using the language of nature\, blurring the boundaries between her own consciousness and her environment. \n“Facing a blank sheet of paper I clear out my head\, ground myself into the earth and with a brush\, create movement with color. Using nature’s vocabulary of water\, sky\, earth\, and flora\, I respond to the hues\, lines and shapes in front of me. Drawing upon a lifetime of observing flowers and trees I ask\, what part of nature does this movement embody?” she says when describing her process. She seeks to encourage those who appreciate her art to engage with the natural world in a similarly open and mindful way. \nThe color\, texture\, and unique intimacy of pastels are what drew Linda to the medium. Her use of pastels also functions as an externalization of her self-reflection process. As she puts it\, “Building up layers of pastel is much like building up (and at times exposing) layers of experience and memory in life.” \nLinda Ricklefs Baudry’s studio is currently located in Saint Paul. Her work has been displayed throughout Minnesota and Wisconsin\, including at the Yellow Bird Fine Art in Grand Marais and Your Art’s Desire Gallery in Minnetonka. You can view more of Linda’s work on her website: studiolrb.com \nCheck out Linda’s interview with 507 Magazine about the exhibition by clicking here. \nThis exhibit is sponsored by Commonweal Theatre and made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant\, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund. For more information visit www.lanesboroarts.org\, call 507-467-2446 or email gallery@lanesboroarts.org. Handicapped accessible and free to the public\, the exhibition gallery is located at 103 Parkway Avenue North in Lanesboro. \nSponsored by:
URL:https://lanesboroarts.org/calendar/baudry-exhibit/
LOCATION:Lanesboro Arts Gallery\, 103 Parkway Ave N\, Lanesboro\, MN\, 55949\, United States
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