Name: Willmar: Art Teachers Art at the WEAC
Start: 2023-8-1T22:00-5:00
End: 2023-9-29T17:00-5:00

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september

01aug10:00 pm29sep(sep 29)5:00 pmWillmar: Art Teachers Art at the WEAC

04aug(aug 4)7:00 pm30sep(sep 30)5:00 pmJackson: Exhibition-8 Chapters, Two Artists' Collaboration

16aug(aug 16)8:00 am22sep(sep 22)5:00 pm*Hutchinson: Exhibition- The Verdant Muse: Exploring the Bond between Art and Nature

Jennifer Stano and Lisa S. Truax artworks

Location

Hutchinson Center for the Arts, 15 Franklin Street SW, Hutchinson

15 Franklin St SW, Hutchinson, MN 55350, USA

Time

August 16 (Wednesday) 8:00 am - September 22 (Friday) 5:00 pm

Event Details

The Verdant Muse: Exploring the Bond Between Art and Nature

On View August 16- September 22

Artist Reception August 25th 5:30-7pm

This event is free and open to all

Jennifer Stano– is a contemporary artist based in Minneapolis who works primarily with oil on canvas. Painting is her method of interpreting the natural, spiritual and emotional worlds, and her art explores the relationship between these inner and outer worlds through an intuitive process of mark-making.

Lisa S. Truax– is a Winona based ceramics artist. She attempts to create a sense of connection to nature in the viewer, utilizing materials collected in specific places along with topographical mapping, drawing connection to place and experience.

This activity is made possible in part by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Southwest Minnesota Arts Council and the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.

Organizer

Hutchinson Center for the Arts

Together with our Arts & Culture Partner Organizations we broaden and deepen the arts experiences for Hutchinson and surrounding communities. Hutchinson Center for the Arts was built on a foundation of creative collaboration. From arts advocacy to arts programming, we create pathways for audiences and artists to connect through the arts. Our innovative model of resource sharing leverages community and financial support allowing the Center and our Partner Organizations to flourish and thrive.

15 Franklin SW Hutchinson, MN 55350

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26aug01nov*New London: Tani Gordon Exhibition

Painting of Native Lakota woman in pink and greens

Location

Little Theater, 24 Central Ave E, New London, MN 56273, USA

24 Central Ave E, New London, MN 56273, USA

Time

August 26 (Saturday) 10:00 am - November 1 (Wednesday) 5:00 pm

Event Details

Enjoy visual art by Tani Gordon (Rosebud Sioux, SD) on display starting today until November!
https://www.instagram.com/tani_gordon_art/

This exhibition accompanies musical performance by Talon Bazille and will be on display thru November.

ABOUT THE ARTIST
Tani Gordon is a visual artist who creates both pen and ink drawings, as well as acrylic paintings. She was born and raised on the Rosebud Sioux Reservation and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Sinte Gleska University. An enrolled member of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe, she currently lives on the Rosebud Sioux Reservation.

Inspiration for Gordon’s work comes from a variety of sources including: nature, music, Lakota culture, and human emotions. She often creates her work spontaneously, allowing her ideas to flow on paper or canvas. When drawing, after laying out the design in pencil on watercolor paper or Bristol board, she uses Micron inks to overlay the pencil lines. She then adds acrylic inks and Prisma colors to create depth in the final image. In her paintings, Ms. Gordon uses acrylic paints on canvas or wood panels. Recently, she has begun experimenting with the uses of watercolors and collage techniques.

Concert Tickets for Talon Bazille are available online or at the door. (tickets at https://tinyurl.com/talonbazille)

$5-$30 PAY WHAT YOU CAN cash/ credit

7pm Happy Hour Cocktail/Mocktail Specials!

8:00 pm TALON BAZILLE with Tookie Reyes & Rylan Grunke opening!

This is an all ages event. I.D Required

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This activity is funded in part by Springboard for the Arts, Rural Regenerators Fellowship and by the Southwest Minnesota Arts Council made possible by the voters of Minnesota, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.

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