Vivian Ripley Showing Work in Delaware
Anita F Burgess Painting in 19th Kaleidoscope Exhibition
Anita F. Burgess’s mixed media painting, “Magpies,” is being shown in the 19th Kaleidoscope Exhibition for Akron visual artists. These are artists from the Akron Art Society, Women’s Art League, and Cuyahoga Falls Art League. It is a juried show. This year 65 artists were selected to be in the show. There are awards and a chance for the general public to select the people’s choice. People who come to the show can vote for their favorite. The art work with the most votes is the winner. This artist wins a handmade kaleidoscope.
Exhibition dates: October 8 to December 18, … ...See more
October 2021
Two Artist Show: Robie Benve and Becky Arthur
Robie Benve will have work at the Marcia Evans Gallery, in the Columbus Short North Arts District, during the month of October. For this show, Robie has created a new body of work, a collection of colorful, semi-abstract, landscape paintings using paper and acrylic paint.
The show will run from October 1 through October 30, with an opening reception at 1 pm on October 2.
Marcia Evans Gallery
8 East Lincoln Street, Columbus, Ohio 43215
Exhibition venue hours are 11 am to 5 pm, Tuesday through Saturday, and by appointment. Also occasional Sundays – please call ahead. 614-298-8847
Renate Fackler’s “Muggs” Sculpture Dedicated August 28
Renate Fackler was commissioned by the family of James Thurber and Thurber House to create a bronze sculpture of James Thurber’s mother’s dog, known as “Muggs, The Dog that Bit People.” Muggs, an Airedale terrier, bit the mailman, the milk man and even the mayor! James’s mother, Mame, would bake treats every Christmas for all of the people Muggs bit—including the lieutenant governor! Muggs was made famous in the writings and cartoon illustrations by James Thurber, a humorist, cartoonist, author, playwright, and journalist known for his quirky and relatable characters and themes. The beautiful life-sized sculpture of Muggs, sculpted, … ...See more
Bev Goldie Awarded Columbus Arts Council Professional Artist Grant
Bev Goldie was awarded an Individual Professional Artist Grant from the Greater Columbus Arts Council for 2021-22. The grant is for a series of encaustics entitled, “Derived from the Palettes of the Masters.” Her first piece, “Snippets of Monet,” will be featured in the upcoming “Language of Creativity” group exhibition in Dublin starting September 21 – October 29. It is a collaborative show with 23 members of the Central Ohio Branch of NLAPW, all professional artists, writers and musicians.
There is no cost to attend or park, but online appointments are necessary for limited viewing.
The gallery is at … ...See more