Fall art exhibit - Wabash College

FALL ART EXHIBIT
REGIONAL JURIED ART
Major Sponsors
Alcoa CSI, Chase Bank, Comcast, Crawford Industries,
Crawfordsville Electric Light & Power, Lincoln Bank,
Montgomery County Visitors and Convention Bureau,
Nucor Steel, Psi Iota Xi, Rotary Club of Crawfordsville,
R.R. Donnelley & Sons Co., Tippecanoe Arts Federation,
Wal-Mart Optical Lab, Marilyn Wells, and Wabash College
Benefactors: $100 - $249
City of Crawfordsville, Crawfordsville Art League-Dept. G,
Crawfordsville Art League-Dept. P, Collier, Homann & Siamas,
Davidson Greenhouse, Sarah H. Dicks Attorney, S. Bryan Donaldson
Law Offi ce, Green Street Gallery, Harris, Harvey & Peebles LLC,
C. Hockersmith Electric Inc., Kiwanis Club of Crawfordsville,
McGaughey & Sosbe, Gregory H. Miller Attorney at Law,
Morgan’s Glass & Paint, Morse Family Dentistry, PRKD Properties,
J.M. Thompson Insurance, Susie Gibbs Framing and Art Gallery,
Tri Kappa, Charles & Isobel Arvin, Cecil & Vera High, Esther Houston,
Don & Mary Lou Hunt, Arthur & Sara Lawrence, Lester & Mae Lowe,
Barbara Odle, James & Susan Smith, and Patrick & Chris White
Friends $50 – $99
Crawfordsville Art League-Art and Crafts II, Crawfordsville Monument Co.,
ESRA Construction Company, Holiday Inn, Elizabeth Justice Attorney At Law,
Main Source Bank, Suanne Milligan Attorney At Law, Milligans Flowers,
Molin Chiropractic P.C., Janet Rucker DDS, Tri-County Bank,
Jayne Burks, Jeanne Burnstein, Janice Clauser, Scott & Jamie Douglas,
Sue Ann Ford, Dr. Scott Frey, Herm & Kitty Haffner, Les & Pat Hearson,
Tobey & Peggy Herzog, Sam & Susie Hildebrand, Mark & Helen Hudson,
Larry & Vera Hughes, Lu Johnson, Barbara Kelleher, Doris Larsen,
Terry Lawrence, Joan Lewis, Mary Ludwig, Edward & Maria McLean,
Philip & Judith Michal, Clara Lou Milligan, David & Prudence Phillips,
Dr. Kenneth & Nancy Pilcher, Bill & Mary Jane Poynter, Jon & Patty Sommer,
Linda Spencer, Mary Griff Wernle, Jean Williams, Dr. & Mrs. Mark Williams,
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Williams, and John & Margaret Zimmerman
Sustainers: $10 -$49
Beta Sigma Phi, Cook Heating & Air Conditioning, Eagles Auxiliary #1005,
Houston Companies, Linden State Bank, Midwest Bail Ties, Law Offi ce of
Christopher Redmaster, Jim & Patience Barnes, Lowell & Betty Barnett,
Mary Becker, Joyce Berard, Fafy Boots, Linda Brady, Bill & Pat Broshears,
Jim & Kathy Brown, Patrick & Joyce Burnette, Barbara Caress, Robert &
Mary Angela Cooley, Rebecca Degitz, Vern & Barb Easterling, Sue Easton,
Ruby Elliott, Joe & Sarah Emmick, Bob & Sheila Evans, Lyle & Dorthy Fogel,
Tom & June Gourley, Bill & Kimarie Green, Pierce & Billie Green, David &
Sheridan Hadley, Jim & Beverly Harpel, Monty & Sherry Harris, Virginia Hays,
Tamara Hemmerlein, Eleanor Herr, Jack & Rita Heuss, Cheryl Hughes, Aaron &
Natalie Hurt, Chris & Raquel Johnson, Eileen Kenyon, Keith & Marian Lindow,
William & Shirley McCormick, Irmi McKinney, Joan Mallory,
Kiyoe Mapps, Ann Malott, Mary Ann Mills, Kenneth & Ruth Ann Newnum,
Bob & Marilyn Nunan, Nancy & David Orr, John & Carolyn Pugh,
Robin & Gail Pebworth, Hall Pebbles, Barbara Penney, Mae Pinkstaff,
William Placher, Mr. & Mrs. Dan Pool, Marion Powell, Linda Proffi tt, Ellen Read,
Dr. & Mrs. John Roberts, Bob & Nancy Rogers, Susan Rosen, Marge Ross,
Ruth Shaw, John Siamas, Ann Skomp, Jerry & Molly Spillane, Jake &
Gerald Spoor, Sherron Stark, Ellie Stieg, Donna Strand, Carol Sweek,
Joe & Lorraine Swift, Maudonna Switzer, Jack & Donna Walton,
Jack & Beverly Wyatt, and Mark & Carol Yesnik
Special Thanks
City of Crawfordsville, Crawfordsville Electric Light & Power,
Crawfordsville Main Street, Downtown Businesses, National City Bank,
The Paper of Montgomery County, Green Street Gallery, Kelly Stanley Designs,
John & Sandy Tidd, Crawfordsville Community Schools, ProGreen Garden
Center, Kwik Kopy Printing, Jim Amidon, Dr. John Zimmerman, Members of
the Crawfordsville Art League, Johnny Provolone’s, PRKD Properties,
Strawberry Festival Committee, The Old Jail Museum, Bill Poyner,
Laura Conners, and all the Art League members who supported and helped
with this year’s Art Exhibit
Regional Arts Partner
Indiana Arts Commission
This activity made possible, in part, by the Tippecanoe
Arts Federation, the Indiana Arts Commission,
and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal
agency.
Judy O’Bannon
Designed by Michele Humphreys at Kwik Kopy Printing
Fred Vance, who was one of the fi rst six artists to be named as honorary members
in 1903, designed the Art League woodcut of a Greek shepherd boy. His design has
been used every year since 1908 as the cover for the Art League yearbook.
The Art League Woodcut
Bringing art and people to our downtowns is one of the most visible and concrete
decisions we can make to build strong communities. Just as art is an expression of the
artist’s soul, a downtown is an expression of the community’s soul — past, present, and
future. Come! Experience the art! Listen to the Jazz! Take time to experience the rich
history of this wonderful Indiana town and be a part of shaping it’s future.
CRAWFORDSVILLE
ART LEAGUE PRESENTS
FALL ART EXHIBIT
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REGIONAL JURIED ART
Sue Ann Ford, Art League President
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September 28 to
October 7, 2007
You’ve heard the phrase that says things improve with age. It
is certainly true of our six-year-old Downtown Art Exhibit. This
wonderful project, born of the dreams and determination of a few,
has grown in many ways over the past six years. The Exhibit has
grown in stature and variety. We have more people helping with
the donation of their resources, more artists entering, and more
members joining the Art League. We are grateful to each and every
one.
The Art League and the Downtown Art Exhibit were established establi to nurture and showcase
the treasures that are Crawfordsville’s heart and soul — her people and their gifts. We have
enjoyed providing a venue for so many fi ne artists from several counties. As proud guardians of
this vital community offering, we are so very happy to welcome you to our downtown and invite
you to enjoy the pleasures of our community.
CRAWFORDSVILLE ART LEAGUE
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FALL ART EXHIBIT
REGIONAL JURIED ART
1. Schloot Furniture
117 N. Washington Street
Stephen Morillo Bakhtin
Mark Turpin The William H. Albury •
Abstract • Lake Istokpoga
Sara Vanderkleed Back Street • Sailing •
School House Rock
2. Sherwin Williams
115 N. Washington Street
Brad Bernard Undiscovered • Blues Boys
3. The Homestead
111 N. Washington Street
Terry Jackson Stillife Descending
Robert Lempke, Sr. Trailhead Bridge-
Delphi • Courthouse-Lafayette • For Which
the Bell Tolls
Marsha Mohr Disparity • Pastel •
Elaborate Expressions
4. Former Winchell’s
109 N. Washington Street
Marianne Ballenger Braids All Around
Patrick Fay Day Break
Robert Foote All Untitled Pieces
Rob O’Dell Winter Yesterdays • Soon to Be •
Sunday Sunshine
Sharon Owens Peacock Dance
Ted Yahraus Metallic Memories •
Eerie Encounters
5. Maggie’s Angels
107 N. Washington Street
Dudley Gray End of Summer
Martha McIlrath Gentle Woman, Quiet Light
Mandi Tarter The Colors of a Smile on
Morning Dew
6. Kirtley, Taylor, Sims, Chadd & Minnette
105 N. Washington Street
Kelly Barton Ahead • Love Wide
Cynthia Haven Water Lilies • Luminescence
Alaskan Art
7. heathcliff
101 N. Washington Street
Alice Harpel Floral Bouquet • Gardening
with Grandma
Jerry Smith High Ceiling • Boatyard Texture •
Comfort Zone
Nancy Yeiter Vessel: Unifi cation Series 3 •
Event Horizon
8. La Rose on Main
124 W. Main Street
CJ Fang Terrace
Tony Jeurissen Indiana Match Co.
S. Darlene Mitchell Summer’s Shadows
Rachel Selby Life As It Was • The Young
Cottage
9. Swift Surveys Inc.
130 W. Main Street
Scott Frankenberger Teapot •
Sisters (Group of Three)
Miriam Morley Approaching Storm
Nina Smith The Dross (Refi ning) • Inner
Beauty • YES
10. Merle Norman
136 W. Main Street
Robert Day Light House
11. National City Bank - Visitor’s Center
12. Urban Initiatives
107 S. Washington Street
Ron Burgess Serenity • After the Harvest •
Through the Sycamores
Lu Johnson Dogwood
13. whatever makes you happy
109 S. Washington Street
Terry Lawrence Primary Cat
Pat Myers Paris Necking • Nicki & Paris
14. Cabbages & Kings Antiques
124 S. Washington Street
High School Art League
Scholarship Winners
15. Campbell’s on Main
101 E. Main Street
Ted Miller Approaching Darkness •
Early Spring in Indiana
16. PRKD Properties
103 E. Main Street
Charles Akers Hoosier Cousins in July
Steve Bauer Eagle Returning to Nest
Phillip DeTurk Apple Blossom •
Orchid Still Life
Sergey Dubikovsky Locomotive Repair
Facility, Chelyabinsk, Russia • Very Long
Term Parking • White Fence
Kim Goebel Peaceful Slumber
Jianming Li Fall Creek Gorge • Ferns •
The Windy City
Michael Phelps Por Favor • Empty Nests •
Winter in Mexico...Indiana
Ann Taylor Badlands • Cascadilla Falls
17. Former Homespun from the Heart
105 E. Main Street
Stephen Bishop Sunfl ower • Morning
on the Lake
Rita Bright Moo Jam • Floating Free
Cherri Cauldwell Rhino Snooze
Erin McIntyre Antique Hame on
Barn Wall
Art From Around the World
6 This year the window celebrating art around the world is spotlighting Alaskan art.
Much of the art in this display is from the personal collection of Janet Johnson and her
husband Dan, as well as from other local private collectors.
High School Art League Scholarship Winners
14 Each spring the Crawfordsville Art League recognizes three outstanding area high
school seniors for their artistic abilities. This year’s scholarship winners are: Ana Yesnik
(Crawfordsville High School), Kristin Silotto (North Montgomery High School), and
Abbey Bullerdick (South Montgomery High School)
2007 Crawfordsville Art League Honorary Artist
24 Lee Detchon (1900-1994), a Crawfordsville native, is the Crawfordsville Art League
Honorary Artist for 2007. He was a graduate of Wabash College. In 1993 he gave $3 million
to the College along with his original art work. These are on permanent display in
Detchon Hall.
Elementary School Art
25 The Crawfordsville Art League believes that youth art projects are very important
and encourages youth to become a part of the artistic community. To that end, county
elementary students were invited to display their art in the Downtown Art Exhibit,
with awards going to students in fourth, fi fth, and sixth grades.
ABOUT THE JURORS
KEVIN O’BRIEN is the executive director of the Kentucky Museum of Art & Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky. He is a practicing painter and illustrator and has served as an effective
representative and ambassador for many arts and cultural organizations, serving on private
foundations, boards and state granting panels. O’Brien has been regularly involved in community
support organizations. He has a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of
Notre Dame and a Master of Fine Arts degree from Tulane University.
JAN SHUPERT-ARICK is currently the Director of Regional Services of Arts United
of Greater Fort Wayne. She has served as the Director of Education for The Lincoln Museum
in Fort Wayne and the Northern Indiana Center for History in South Bend. Shupert-Arick
has also served on the Board of Trustees for the Association of Indiana Museums. She is affi
liated with, among others, Americans for the Arts, Artlink, Inc. and the Indiana Coalition
for the Arts. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and a Masters in Education also
from Indiana University.
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WASHINGTON STREET
18. Former Stecks
107 E. Main Street
Jeff Klinker Jasper Countryside • Down
Old Dome Road, New Harmony • High
Water at Franklin Park
Barbara Lee Dusk • Evening on Jekyll Island
Scott Lee Twin Bridges View
19. Sugar Creek Eye Care
109 E. Main Street
Kim Johnson Window to the Past •
Refl ections • Winter Stream
Matt Steele Jeepers Kreepers
20. Arthur’s Restaurant
111 E. Main Street
Suzie Coles Red Hot • Embrace • Starberries
21. Milligan’s Flowers
115 E. Main Street
Bob Adams Subdued Interplay
No. 1 • Touch of Blue
John Oilar Naples • Venice V • Villa Estate
Jackie Oliver Culture Concern •
Triple Play • Back in Time...
Helen Weisfl og Dark Rose Flower •
Blue Flower • Yellow Flower
22. Former ABC Beads
117 E. Main Street
Amy Dale And She Walked Out
The Door
Lynn Dugan Glittersnow • Archiscope:
“Crawfordsville Relections”
Debbie Kilmer Inferno • Wind Flowers
Brooke Martin The Honeymooners Path
23. Kwik Kopy Printing
123 E. Main Street
Lorraine Swift Solstice Ceremony
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Gala Opening &
Awards Ceremony
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SAMPLE WORKS OF ART
A. Stephen Bishop Sunfl ower
B. Kim Johnson Window to the Past
C. Nina Smith The Dross (Refi ning)
D. Kelly Barton Love Wide
E. Matt Steele Jeepers Kreepers
F. Sara Vanderkleed School House Rock
G. Brad Bernard Undiscovered
H. Scott Lee Twin Bridges View
I. Lu Johnson Dogwood
J. Bob Adams Touch of Blue
K. Marianne Darling Ballenger Braids All Around
L. CJ Fang Terrace
M. John Oilar Naples
N. Jackie Oliver Back in Time...
O. Mark Turpin The William H. Albury
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24. Nogginz Haircare Company
125 E. Main Street
Lee Detchon Exhibit
25. Dance By Deborah
131 E. Main Street
Elementary School Art
26. Countrywide Home Loans
201 E. Main Street
David Milliner Untitled • Descent
27. Elaine’s Tea Room
209 E. Main Street
Julie Abston Just One Kiss •
Gone Fishin’
L. Lauter Celery Bog
28. Edward Jones
218 E. Main Street
Steve Miller Triangle • When the
Water Stops... • Nine Ways to Dye
29. Green Street Gallery
119 S. Green Street
Artists Reception
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EXHIBIT & PURCHASE
INFORMATION CENTER
Open at these times for exhibit information and to arrange for purchases.
Gala Opening Friday, September 28 6:00 - 8:00 P.M.
Community Foundation canopy at the Courthouse
Saturday, September 29 through Sunday, October 7 12:00 - 4:00 P.M.
National City Bank, East Lobby, 101 West Main Street
After hours contact: 362-5613 or 366-4776
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