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Talley Gallery has on exhibit the perform of Kari Lennartson, portray teacher at Colorado Condition College. Her series is summary paintings, “Order/Disorder,” circle round the many meanings of the phrase “home.” She employs the interaction of coloration, line and value and floor textures to indicate its vast that means. The variety might be on screen until finally Oct. 13. The gallery is located in room 212 with the Bemidji Condition College Training Arts Creating and is available from 9 a.m paintings . to 6 p.m., Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday which is barrier totally free.
- Basket Artwork present with Katie Haws and Eve Sumsky might be held for the duration of September with the Tin Pan gALLErY situated from the Blackduck Historical past Core, Principal and Margaret Road. The Gallery is open 1-4 p.m., Thursday and Friday and ten a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday.
- Bad Cat Creations Gallery and Gifts featured artist for September is Ashleigh Buck and her show, “Print and Procedure,” a mixture of combined media lithograph prints and encaustic work. Poor Cat Creations is usually a boutique featuring the work of more than 50 artists in good craft and craft and is particularly positioned at 315 Irvine Ave N.W.
- Bemidji Neighborhood Art work Middle is housing “Works in Wooden,” an show of purposeful handcrafted work by Jeff Burger, Allan Habedank, Emilia Hovelsrud, Don Knudson, John Lembi, Duane Shoup, Gary Thomton, David Towley and Kathleen Towley. From ukeleles and canoe paddles to sculpture, these wood artisans offer artwork that is certainly purposeful and creative. This display might be up until Oct. 23. Go to the Art Centre and Store 426 at 426 Bemidji Ave. or at www.bcac.wordpress.com or contact them at (218) 444-7570 or at bcac@paulbunyan.net Several hours are Tues to Fri. 12 to 5pm and Sat. twelve to 4pm.
- Beltrami County Historical Society presents “Patterns and Folks,” a series of photographs by John Eggers. The Record Heart is positioned at 130 Minnesota Ave. S.W. inside the historic James J. Hill Fantastic Northern Depot. A long time are ten a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday-Saturday. For a lot more data call 444-3376 or www.beltramihistory.org
- Bemidji Community Library has on show for September the work of TrekNorth artwork teacher, Kristin Gustafson, who operates in layers of paint to construct an image. Her compositions use repetition, color and texture to create a complete from several components. The library is located at 509 America Ave. N.W. which is available Monday-Saturday.
- Brigid’s Cross Pub and Restaurant invites the general public to view a collaborative display, “Ride with Coronary heart,” two- and three-dimensional performs by Suzi Rae, romantic painting Linda Brown, Malisa van Masdaam along with other artists. The pub is wide open Monday-Saturday at eleven a.m. and it is situated at 317 Beltrami Ave. N.W.
- Cabin Coffee Home and Café, welcomes Jacob Baggenstoss and his demonstrate, “Pictures of Photographs.” As a pupil on the College of MN, he studied painting and drawing in acrylic and oils.Klimt Paintings Also on screen and for sale are work and cards by Audrey Merschman. Positioned at 214 Third St. N.W., the Cabin is available 7 days per week.
- Dunn Bros Espresso presents Terry Honstead and her display “Time Gone By,” paintings reflective with the deliver the results of Outdated Masters working with acrylic, collage, fiber, hand-made paper and identified objects. Also on exhibit are ceramic items by Josh Boock. Showcased wines in the month have been additional on the menu. Dunn Bros is available 7 days a week at 501 Paul Bunyanbuy oil painting Drive S. Name 444-5252 or go to dunnbros106@dunnbros.com.E Gallery North will showcase showcased artist and member Jeannine Brooks, who functions in oils and is also acknowledged for paintings that capture insights into every day existence. Also on exhibit is an eclectic series of “Flora and Fauna.” The Gallery site gallerynorthbemidji.com capabilities member artists, artwork and info on upcoming activities. The gallery is situated at 502 Irvine Ave. N.W.
- Glazed & Amused – Paint your Own Pottery Studio is found at 311 Third St. N.W. Check out the window show featuring ceramic pieces painted by the customers. Walk-in painters are always welcome. For a lot more information name 333-6880 or email glazed@paulbunyan.internet.
- Headwaters Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, 522 America Ave. N.W., welcomes Mary Therese Peterson as the highlighted artist for September and October. Peterson functions in combined media and collage, watercolors and acrylics. Her latest functions are wearable and functional art where she employs wax resists, thickened dyes, natural objects and carved linoleum blocks to add layers of textures and imagery on silk and cotton fabrics.
- The North Country Health Services Craft Committee presents “The Language of Flowers,” a watercolor display by Pamela Nelson until finally October for the pleasure of residents, families, staff and the public. The Bistro at WoodsEdge is positioned oil paintings for sale just inside the front entryway to Neilson Place on the North Country Health Services Senior Living Campus, 1000 Anne St. NW. Bemidji. For far more information, email lpapkelarson@nchs.com.
- Wild Hare Coffee Residence and Bistro, 523 MN Ave. N.W., welcomes fiber artist Kristin Majkrzak for September. Her deliver the results in tapestry weaving uses wool or cotton warp (lengthwise on the loom) yarns and wool and silk weft yarns. The show will include pieces woven in various size frame looms and will feature one piece woven from handspun and hand dyed yarns. The espresso home is start six days weekly, closed on Sunday.
- Headwaters School of Music and the Arts, 519 MN Ave. N.W., .has on present operates of watercolor artist Judy Selby.
- Tutto Bene, 300 Beltrami Ave. N.W., a restaurant and art gallery, has an ongoing present of new craft work by Michael De Witt, Jane Freeman, Terry Honstead, Beverlee Olson, Mary Therese Peterson, Judy Selby, Pat Shough (Sillimandi) Michael Thomas Sunnarborg and MaryBeth Vaudrin for viewing pleasure and sale. The restaurant is open up for lunch and dinner and is also closed on Sunday.
- Basket Artwork present with Katie Haws and Eve Sumsky might be held for the duration of September with the Tin Pan gALLErY situated from the Blackduck Historical past Core, Principal and Margaret Road. The Gallery is open 1-4 p.m., Thursday and Friday and ten a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday.
- Bad Cat Creations Gallery and Gifts featured artist for September is Ashleigh Buck and her show, “Print and Procedure,” a mixture of combined media lithograph prints and encaustic work. Poor Cat Creations is usually a boutique featuring the work of more than 50 artists in good craft and craft and is particularly positioned at 315 Irvine Ave N.W.
- Bemidji Neighborhood Art work Middle is housing “Works in Wooden,” an show of purposeful handcrafted work by Jeff Burger, Allan Habedank, Emilia Hovelsrud, Don Knudson, John Lembi, Duane Shoup, Gary Thomton, David Towley and Kathleen Towley. From ukeleles and canoe paddles to sculpture, these wood artisans offer artwork that is certainly purposeful and creative. This display might be up until Oct. 23. Go to the Art Centre and Store 426 at 426 Bemidji Ave. or at www.bcac.wordpress.com or contact them at (218) 444-7570 or at bcac@paulbunyan.net Several hours are Tues to Fri. 12 to 5pm and Sat. twelve to 4pm.
- Beltrami County Historical Society presents “Patterns and Folks,” a series of photographs by John Eggers. The Record Heart is positioned at 130 Minnesota Ave. S.W. inside the historic James J. Hill Fantastic Northern Depot. A long time are ten a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday-Saturday. For a lot more data call 444-3376 or www.beltramihistory.org
- Bemidji Community Library has on show for September the work of TrekNorth artwork teacher, Kristin Gustafson, who operates in layers of paint to construct an image. Her compositions use repetition, color and texture to create a complete from several components. The library is located at 509 America Ave. N.W. which is available Monday-Saturday.
- Brigid’s Cross Pub and Restaurant invites the general public to view a collaborative display, “Ride with Coronary heart,” two- and three-dimensional performs by Suzi Rae, romantic painting Linda Brown, Malisa van Masdaam along with other artists. The pub is wide open Monday-Saturday at eleven a.m. and it is situated at 317 Beltrami Ave. N.W.
- Cabin Coffee Home and Café, welcomes Jacob Baggenstoss and his demonstrate, “Pictures of Photographs.” As a pupil on the College of MN, he studied painting and drawing in acrylic and oils.Klimt Paintings Also on screen and for sale are work and cards by Audrey Merschman. Positioned at 214 Third St. N.W., the Cabin is available 7 days per week.
- Dunn Bros Espresso presents Terry Honstead and her display “Time Gone By,” paintings reflective with the deliver the results of Outdated Masters working with acrylic, collage, fiber, hand-made paper and identified objects. Also on exhibit are ceramic items by Josh Boock. Showcased wines in the month have been additional on the menu. Dunn Bros is available 7 days a week at 501 Paul Bunyanbuy oil painting Drive S. Name 444-5252 or go to dunnbros106@dunnbros.com.E Gallery North will showcase showcased artist and member Jeannine Brooks, who functions in oils and is also acknowledged for paintings that capture insights into every day existence. Also on exhibit is an eclectic series of “Flora and Fauna.” The Gallery site gallerynorthbemidji.com capabilities member artists, artwork and info on upcoming activities. The gallery is situated at 502 Irvine Ave. N.W.
- Glazed & Amused – Paint your Own Pottery Studio is found at 311 Third St. N.W. Check out the window show featuring ceramic pieces painted by the customers. Walk-in painters are always welcome. For a lot more information name 333-6880 or email glazed@paulbunyan.internet.
- Headwaters Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, 522 America Ave. N.W., welcomes Mary Therese Peterson as the highlighted artist for September and October. Peterson functions in combined media and collage, watercolors and acrylics. Her latest functions are wearable and functional art where she employs wax resists, thickened dyes, natural objects and carved linoleum blocks to add layers of textures and imagery on silk and cotton fabrics.
- The North Country Health Services Craft Committee presents “The Language of Flowers,” a watercolor display by Pamela Nelson until finally October for the pleasure of residents, families, staff and the public. The Bistro at WoodsEdge is positioned oil paintings for sale just inside the front entryway to Neilson Place on the North Country Health Services Senior Living Campus, 1000 Anne St. NW. Bemidji. For far more information, email lpapkelarson@nchs.com.
- Wild Hare Coffee Residence and Bistro, 523 MN Ave. N.W., welcomes fiber artist Kristin Majkrzak for September. Her deliver the results in tapestry weaving uses wool or cotton warp (lengthwise on the loom) yarns and wool and silk weft yarns. The show will include pieces woven in various size frame looms and will feature one piece woven from handspun and hand dyed yarns. The espresso home is start six days weekly, closed on Sunday.
- Headwaters School of Music and the Arts, 519 MN Ave. N.W., .has on present operates of watercolor artist Judy Selby.
- Tutto Bene, 300 Beltrami Ave. N.W., a restaurant and art gallery, has an ongoing present of new craft work by Michael De Witt, Jane Freeman, Terry Honstead, Beverlee Olson, Mary Therese Peterson, Judy Selby, Pat Shough (Sillimandi) Michael Thomas Sunnarborg and MaryBeth Vaudrin for viewing pleasure and sale. The restaurant is open up for lunch and dinner and is also closed on Sunday.
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