Showing posts with label Kishwaukee Art Gallery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kishwaukee Art Gallery. Show all posts
Feb 17, 2011
Oct 27, 2010
Feb 1, 2010
Kish Art Gallery Opening Reception
Feb 2, 2009
New Show Opens at Kish Art Gallery
Come celebrate the new photography art exhibit at the Kishwaukee Art Gallery!Artist: Liz Gresey
At Your Service: Exploring Gendered Spaces
On exhibit, Feb. 1st-27th.
Please attend the Artist Reception on Wednesday, Feb. 4th from 7-9pm.
To learn more about Liz Gresey, visit her website, here.
Nov 13, 2008
Artist Lecture and Gallery Reception at Kish Today!
The artist Kurt Webb who is showing at the Kishwaukee Art Gallery will be doing a powerpoint lecture on his art today in room A-225 from 11am-12pm.

Staff Sergeant Depending on Prosthetic Limb: Amputation rate for U.S. troops twice that of past wars -
Kurt Brian Webb. Two-color woodblock print. 10” x 8”. 2006
Following the artist lecture, there will be a reception open to the public from 12-2pm at the Kishwaukee Art Gallery with food, refreshments, art, and good company. See you there!
Oct 4, 2008
New Art Exhibit at Kishwaukee Art Gallery
A Message from Gallery Director Michelle Erickson:I'd like to welcome you all to the KC Art Gallery's October exhibit, "Emerging from Darkness" paintings by Chicago artist, Charles Gniech. This show will be on display October 6 - 31, 2008. The Artist's reception will be Tuesday, October 7 from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Mr. Gniech will begin his gallery talk at 11:30. Please join me in welcoming this very talented artist to our campus. Be well, Michelle. 
"The Artist Wonders, Acrylic on Canvas, 2003."
Mar 20, 2008
Kish Juried Student Show...submit your work to the Gallery
Kishwaukee Art Gallery's next show is the Juried Student Art Exhibition! Unlike last semester where the artwork that was submitted revolved around a selected theme (metamorphosis), in this show there is no theme. Just students making great art about whatever you choose, and then submitting it for the show!We will have 2 outside objective jurors select artwork from the submissions and decide what makes it into the show, and which artists earn awards and prizes. So if the incentive of having an audience in a professional art space viewed by the community isn't enough, you could earn an prize for your efforts as well!
As usual, the artwork needs to have been done while you were a student at Kish, and it needs to have good presentation. In addition to craftsmanship, that means, if it is 2-D, it may need matting, plexiglass, frame, hanging device, etc. Ask Carol-lynn, Michelle, or Miles for advice if you have questions about the show.
Submitted artwork for the show is anywhere from March 31st-April 4th. That's two weeks to figure out what to put in, or what to make. This will be the last show of the year!
(painting by Kelly Semon)
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