Summer Exhibit at Orange Dragon Art Gallery

You are invited to the Orange Dragon Art Gallery’s (ODAG) Opening Reception on Friday, July 16th from 5 to 7 p.m.

Summer has begun and the gallery is open. “If you have already stopped by to see us, thank you. If you have not been by to see us, what are you waiting for? Our next exhibit Water is Life will begin on Wednesday, July 13th.”

The Opening Reception will take place on Friday, July 16th and artists hope to see you there. “Be sure to check the ODAG Facebook page @orangedragongallery to see the fabulous artists.”

Stop by ODAG to celebrate getting back together at the gallery for the Summer Exhibit “Water is Life.

Please visit the Orange Dragon Art Gallery website for more details. Drop them a line if you have any questions or concerns: orangedragongallery@gmail.com.

Orange Dragon Art Gallery
122 Orange Street
Prescott, Wisconsin. 54021
715-262-4122

 

orangutan painting

Artist Reception – Gayle Brunner & Sue Carmody

You’re invited to meet two excellent local artists at their upcoming opening reception!

Please join Orange Dragon Art Gallery Artists Gayle Brunner and Sue Carmody on Thursday, June 20 at the Hastings Arts Center. The reception will begin at 6:30 p.m. and goes to 8:30 p.m.

The exhibit will run until August 4, 2019. To preview some of their unique work and gallery hours, please visit the Hastings Arts Center gallery page.

“Hope to see you there!

Hastings Arts Center
216 4th St E
Hastings, MN 55033

Tom Blanck painting

Art Exhibit: Tom Blanck and B.J. Christofferson

Stop by Prescott to enjoy a colorful joint gallery of unique art!

Prescott painter Tom Blanck and Maiden Rock mixed-media artist B.J. Christofferson are currently displaying their artwork for sale at the Great River Road Visitor & Learning Center!

Artists statements:

Blanck: “My preferred method of painting is to study a landscape or scene from several angles until I understand its qualities. No doubt, this is the architect in me speaking, at least in part. I then determine a view based on how the composition will appear in the painting.” Read more

Christofferson: “My work represents protectors, guardians, saints and their symbols. Many inhabit small shrine-like dwelling places. My intent is to explore the heart – the center of life, strength and understanding. The allegorical images are cut from paper and layered to create 3-dimensional narratives.” Read more 

Great River Road Visitor and Learning Center
200 Monroe St
Prescott, WI 54021

 

art by Prescott Students

Prescott Student Artists Exhibit at ODAG

Let’s support budding artists!

Orange Dragon Art Gallery (ODAG) welcomes the 2018 Season with the opening exhibit showcasing the creations of Prescott students from grades 6-12. You’re invited to the opening reception on Friday, April 6 from 5 to 7:30 p.m.

“There is some fantastic arts coming from these students and most will be for sale. Please mark your calendar to stop by and meet the student artists and their art teacher, Anne Kressly.”

The Prescott Student Artists Show will be on exhibit from 4th to 28th April. Please stop in and show your support for the community gallery and Prescott Student Artists.

Exhibit Dates: 4 to April 28
Hours: Wed – Sun from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Orange Dragon Art Gallery
122 Orange Street
Prescott, WI 54021

photo by Mike Hazard

“Seeds of Change” – ARTober Events

You are invited to the Opening Night Reception, Meet the Author, and Art Exhibit!

seeds of change name plateOPENING NIGHT Reception:

Enjoy the Art Exhibit: “Seeds of Change” by Mike Hazard opening night reception Friday, October 6, from 7 PM – 8:30 PM at Hastings Arts Center.

Mike Hazard’s 36 photographs, video, and artist book tell the story of a year in the life of the Hmong American Farmers Association (HAFA) farm. Located in Vermillion Township, the farm is attracting national attention as a model for sustainable stewardship.

Programing starts around 7:15 pm. Come enjoy light snacks and beverages and view more photos like “Ariana and the Zinnias.” Each of the 20 families at the HAFA farm grows about 60 different varieties of plants. Over 100 different vegetables, flowers, and herbs are grown at the farm.

MEET the Author

Author & Artist Mike Hazard’s Reading and Book Signing will be on Saturday, October 7 from 11 am-12 noon at Pleasant Hill Library.

Meet Mike Hazard, who documented the lives of Hmong American farmers in the photo show and book We Come from the Flower, and watch his short film Seeds of Change. Author Hazard will sign and sell his book.

“SEEDS OF CHANGE” Art Exhibit

The visual arts display that includes photographs and video is FREE and open to the public. The exhibit displayed at Hastings Arts Center will run until October 29, 2017.

Please visit ARTober for more details and specific dates and times to view the exhibit.

Hastings Arts Center, 216 E 4th St, Hastings, MN 55033

Pleasant Hill Library, 1490 South Frontage Road, Hastings, MN 55033

ARTober: MAKING A NATIONAL CELEBRATION LOCAL

February is “Black History Month”
May is National “Mental Health Month”
July is National “Ice Cream Month”

And in 2016, October was proclaimed “National Arts and Humanities Month” by Presidential decree.

Cities around the country – from Richmond, VA, Nashville, TN, to Galveston, TX – come together to celebrate and promote the arts and humanities during October. It is an opportunity to showcase the beauty and the economic importance of a thriving art scene.

This year, the Hastings Prescott Area Arts Council (HPAAC) is launching its own ARTober celebration! HPAAC will highlight events and experiences throughout the month by local artists and venues. Experience events such as art exhibits, live music events, talks with authors, and even an illusionist!

To kick off ARTober, local artist and gallery owner, Andy Evansen is hosting his Second Annual En Plein Air Invitational on Saturday, September 30th with around 20 award winning artists participating this year. The artists will scout out various locations to spend the day capturing the essence and character of Hastings and Prescott. The day concludes with a 6:30 p.m. reception at the newly built Artspace Hastings River Loft, where the artists will present their work for the public to purchase.

HPAAC is excited to share another local gem’s work highlighting the diversity of the area. Mike Hazard’s Seeds of Change: A Portrait Of The Hmong American Farmers Association exhibit, on loan from the Minnesota Museum of American Art, will be on display at the Hastings Arts Center from October 6 – November 12th. This multimedia exhibit celebrates the stories of the Hmong community. Join us Friday, October 6th from 7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. for the opening night reception! Check out the ARTober or Hastings Art Center website to find the hours open to the public.

Throughout ARTober, local artists and businesses will share their talents, offer food specials, and giveaways. We encourage you to get out and see the importance of art to the community. Events are free, family friendly and open to the public! Stay up to date with the ARTober events here! For more information, please contact us at hastingsprescottarts@gmail.com or info@cardinaleventsplanning.com.

Art's Barn painting

“Art’s Art” Exhibit

Don’t miss BreakAway Café presentation of “Art’s Art!” 

Art CowThis exhibit features the works of local artist and former Hastings Senior High School art instructor, Art Nordstrom.

Exhibit Dates: June 6 – July 2

“Art’s Art” is a wonderful collection of landscapes, cityscapes and countryscapes painted by local artist and former Senior High School art instructor, Art Nordstrom. This exhibit highlights some of the places Art has traveled including the Florida coast, the rocky mountains and western North Dakota in addition to beautiful local scenes.

BreakAway Arts & BreakAway Café – A Fitness Center for Creativity.
Artistically Delicious Café, Arts Events, Arts Education and Galleries in Hastings, Minnesota

BreakAway Arts
111 East 3rd St, Hastings, MN 55033

For more info contact:
Mecca Page at 651-437-3779 or MeccaPage@BreakAwayArts.com

 

“Ordinary to Extraordinary” Exhibit

You are invited to meet and greet artists at Orange Dragon Art Gallery

Come and meet the artists on Friday, April 7 from 5 to 7:30 PM

Themed Exhibition Dates: April 1 through May 21

Gallery hours: Wednesday through Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m

Location: 122 Orange St, Prescott WI

The Gallery is part of the non-profit Hastings Prescott Area Arts Council (HPAAC). Sale proceeds go to the exhibiting artists and to local arts activities.

Please visit Orange Dragon Art Gallery for more information.

art by Dianne Ginsberg

“Oil and Water II” Exhibit

Sunday, October 2 is the last day to visit this beautiful art exhibit!

painting of sail boatsView the featured art works by Dianne Ginsberg and Jeanette Richards at Great River Road Visitor and Learning Center:

Artists’ Statement:
“Although we work in different mediums, we both seek inspiration from the natural world around us. We feel that our paintings complement and inspire, and hope that the viewer will be drawn into our mix of oil and water. Our work is evolving from purely representational to a more abstracted vision.

Dianne Ginsberg is primarily and oil painter, although she also works in acrylic and encaustic mixed media and handmade paper. Jeanette Richards works mostly in acrylic, but also works in watercolor, gouache, collage and oil pastel.”

Exhibit viewing hours (through October 2):
Tuesdays through Saturdays: 10 am to 5 pm
Sundays: 12 pm to 5 pm

A portion of the proceeds from the sale of these art works  supports the programs of the GRRVLC

artworks by Dianne & Jeanette

“Oil and Water II” Art Exhibit

You are cordially invited to the “Oil and Water II” Opening Reception!

dianne-and-jeanette-exhibit-at-freedom-park-2This Exhibit features art works by Dianne Ginsberg and Jeanette Richards.

Opening Reception at Great River Road Visitor and Learning Center:
Sunday, September 11
2:00 PM – 4:30 PM
Refreshments served – free program!

Artists’ Statement:
“Although we work in different mediums, we both seek inspiration from the natural world around us. We feel that our paintings complement and inspire, and hope that the viewer will be drawn into our mix of oil and water. Our work is evolving from purely representational to a more abstracted vision.

Dianne Ginsberg is primarily and oil painter, although she also works in acrylic and encaustic mixed media and handmade paper. Jeanette Richards works mostly in acrylic, but also works in watercolor, gouache, collage and oil pastel.”

Exhibit viewing hours (through October 2):
Tuesdays through Saturdays: 10 am to 5 pm
Sundays: 12 pm to 5 pm

A portion of the proceeds from the sale of these art works  supports the programs of the GRRVLC

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