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Arnold adds that it's important to support local artists and it can be
more affordable than some may expect. All of the artwork in the
gallery is for sale and can be purchased during your visit or online.
Most of the pieces can be shipped.
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"There's original, one-of-a-kind artwork that is more affordable
than if you get a reproduction print at a big box store and I don't
think people sometimes understand that they can collect from local
artists," said Arnold.
If you see something you like, you can buy it and take it home the
same day or you can let the artist continue to display the artwork
until the end of the exhibition, which can allow the artist to earn
more votes for cash prizes.
Arnold added that she hopes to continue to have an impact on the
De Pere community with more art education and she sees a lot of
opportunity for the future to help keep local artists local and not
feel like they have to travel to a bigger city to be supported and
recognized.
"A lot of people come in and say they didn't know we were here and
they love seeing what we offer and I certainly hope that brings in
other galleries. The Mulva Center is getting built soon and that's
going to be a big draw for the arts and it's really exciting to see our
community embracing the arts and culture," said Arnold.
The Mulva Cultural Center is a fully funded project by De
Pere natives James and Miriam Mulva. The project is
expected to open in late spring or early summer of 2023
and bring in more than 100,000 people each year.
"The Mulva Cultural Center is really going to change the
dynamic of the area because they will be bringing traveling
shows and that will be really interesting and will give our
local artists more exposure and that's what I'm really
hoping for. We have so much to offer and De Pere can
really be known for its arts scene," explained Arnold.
If you want to learn more about events, workshops,
upcoming exhibitions, sponsorships and future fundraising
events head to artlessbastard.com and follow them on
Facebook and Instagram. Artless Bastard is open on
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
and is located at 353 Main Avenue in De Pere.
1130 S. Taylor Street, Green Bay
920.499.9715
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