In The Galleries

Upstairs gallery

Through the end of May

Somali Weaving

Main ground floor gallery

2008 "Spirit of Place" juried art show

Spirit of Place will be open through August 2, 2008. Work by 20 artists has been selected by juror Wendy DesChene for this show.

The show runs from June 23-August 2. A reception for artists, friends, and the general publicand that had been scheduled for Friday, June 27th will be rescheduled.

The juror for this show is Wendy DesChene, a Jerome Fellowship artist-in residence in New York Mills in 2007. We are most pleased to have Ms. DesChene juror this show.

Wendy DesChene was born in Canada, but has lived and studied in many parts of the world, including San Francisco, Montreal, Vancouver, Philadelphia, Rome Italy, South Florida and Alabama. As she cannot choose a favorite town let alone country, she now splits her time between Auburn, Toronto and New York, NY, with her two pet rabbits, Lucious and Cooter. After graduating from Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia with a MFA in painting she began to show and lecture in earnest. She has been in shows in North America, Europe and Japan.

Main Gallery Calendar2008

January 8-February 16
Maxwell MacKenzie, Photographs of Otter Tail County and the great plains

February 19-March 29
Charles Beck, Art of Otter Tail County

March 31-April 5
K-3rd grade Regional Show

April 7-April 19.
4th-6th grade Regional Show

April 21-April 30
Minnesota State High School League Art Show

May 1-May10
7th-12th grade Regional Show
Reception 10:00am-noon on May 10.

May 12-June 21
Regional Art Show

June 23-August 2
Spirit of Place Juried show
Entry deadline June 2

August 5-September 13
Duane & Bambi Goodwin
Stone sculptures, ceramics, watercolors, traditional art

September 16-October 25
David Salmela, architect. Large panel photographs and models of the work of David Salmela.

October 28-December 6
To be announced

December 9, 2008-January 17, 2009
Fiber Arts Show

Upstairs Gallery Calendar2008

February
Lions International Peace Poster Museum Exhibit

Through June, 2008
Somali weaving