June 9, 2020 - August 9, 2020 @ Muscatine Art Center/Musser McColm Mansion Galleries
Artists of Fairfield and Southeast Iowa2020-06-09T00:00:00Fairfield has become a Mecca for the arts in Iowa and the Midwest, and the Fairfield Art Association has been involved for the past 53 years. In this exhibition, 24 artists from 14 southeast Iowa communities are represented.
The annual exhibition is selected by a qualified judge. Each piece is 16" x 16" with a variety of mediums including oil, acrylic, watercolor, pastel, and mixed media. Likewise, the stylistic approach ranges from abstract to realism. Artists included in the exhibition are Deb Baughman, Carlene Atwater, Care Connet, Deb Finney, Bonnie Hendricks, Suzan Bates Kessel, Annie Guldberg, Brett Hendricks, Jessica Kirby, Hans Olson, John Schirmer, John Preston, Mark Shafer, Mia Story, Kathleen Tachet, Wyndi Rutledge, Laura Weinberg, Kella Tschopp, Trish Rocca, Ann Wiegel, Ron Weinberg, Pamela Lander, Annette Scieszinski, and Wendy Stegall.
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Muscatine Art Center/Musser McColm Mansion Galleries1314 Mulberry AvenueMuscatineIA52761 Fairfield has become a Mecca for the arts in Iowa and the Midwest, and the Fairfield Art Association has been involved for the past 53 years. In this exhibition, 24 artists from 14 southeast Iowa communities are represented.
The annual exhibition is selected by a qualified judge. Each piece is 16" x 16" with a variety of mediums including oil, acrylic, watercolor, pastel, and mixed media. Likewise, the stylistic approach ranges from abstract to realism. Artists included in the exhibition are Deb Baughman, Carlene Atwater, Care Connet, Deb Finney, Bonnie Hendricks, Suzan Bates Kessel, Annie Guldberg, Brett Hendricks, Jessica Kirby, Hans Olson, John Schirmer, John Preston, Mark Shafer, Mia Story, Kathleen Tachet, Wyndi Rutledge, Laura Weinberg, Kella Tschopp, Trish Rocca, Ann Wiegel, Ron Weinberg, Pamela Lander, Annette Scieszinski, and Wendy Stegall.
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June 9, 2020, 10:00 AM - November 1, 2020, 5:00 PM @ Muscatine Art Center Stanley Gallery
Till Death: Wedding and Mourning Traditions2020-06-09T10:00:00In this exhibition featuring dresses and other artifacts from the Muscatine Art Center’s permanent collection, the focus is on how Iowans exchanged vows and laid to rest their loved ones and how those customs changed over time. Visitors may be surprised to discover wedding dresses made in a variety of colors and fabrics such as wool, crepe, silk, satin, and even cotton. Some are heavily embellished while others are plain – both styles dictated by the trends of the day and the wearer’s wealth and status.
*The Muscatine Art Center reopens June 9, 2020 with reduced hours:
Tuesday - Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday/Sunday, 1 to 4 p.m.
To protect your health and that of our staff and volunteers,
please wear a mask when visiting. For up-to-date details,
call 563-263-8282 or visit www.muscatineartcenter.org.
Muscatine Art Center Stanley Gallery1314 Mulberry AvenueMuscatineIA52761 In this exhibition featuring dresses and other artifacts from the Muscatine Art Center’s permanent collection, the focus is on how Iowans exchanged vows and laid to rest their loved ones and how those customs changed over time. Visitors may be surprised to discover wedding dresses made in a variety of colors and fabrics such as wool, crepe, silk, satin, and even cotton. Some are heavily embellished while others are plain – both styles dictated by the trends of the day and the wearer’s wealth and status.
*The Muscatine Art Center reopens June 9, 2020 with reduced hours:
Tuesday - Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday/Sunday, 1 to 4 p.m.
To protect your health and that of our staff and volunteers,
please wear a mask when visiting. For up-to-date details,
call 563-263-8282 or visit www.muscatineartcenter.org.
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