On Display until July 8th!
Congratulations to the following artists for being accepted into our Annual Size Matter's Show. Our reception is this Friday, June 14th 7-9pm with the award ceremony at 8pm. Parking is available in front, side, and behind our building. Please avoid parking next to Domino’s. You may park on the street and across the street as well. If your artwork was not accepted into the show, please pick it up Tuesday 11-5:30 or Wednesday 11-7pm. Carol Agnew: The Secret Place Pat Carroll Bonander: Midnight at the Oasis Josh Chefitz: Time to Make the Donuts Yvonne Columbus-Jaksa: Fragment Julie Cook: Lava Field, I'm Thinking, Moon Mountain, Meadow of Love Laura D'Alessandro: Luna's Dream Ricki Denes: Losing to the Undergrowth, Gourmet Hillbilly Heather Denning: Ancient Symbols Modern Reflections Dana Dzucko: Ghost Ranch Michelle Farnworth: Dreamscape 3 Diane Fleisch Hughes: Goddess of Time and Seasons Antonino Giannetto: Memories of a Totem Becky Grasser: Santa Maria de Montserrat Janeane Grisez: Flirting with Metamorphosis, Sentient, Kissing the Sea Heather Hayden: The Heart of Wonderland Chris Herakovic: Seen Unseen Tanya Hough: The Sandbox, Don't Go, Glass Sunset, Mediterranean Deconstruction Linda Janosko: Madelein, Colgne Cathedral Joseph John: Iron Anarchy, Curse of the Spaniard Greg Johnson: Anatomy for Artist, Pillar Shari Lawrence: Field of Lace I and II Carol Leikala Angel Baby Juniper Mainelis: She Sees You Dennis Mastrangelo: Fantasy Scape, Lake Sunset Jessica C. McDonugh: Deluge Patricia Meyer: Rocky Coast Nancy Nelson Brotz: Rule of Three, Oceans of Joy, Ocean Green, Early Messenger Cheryl A. Palmer: Stratified, Small Beginnings Tracy Parsons: Tropicana, Wendy Playter: Kettle Goes A - Courtin' Emily Austin Rose: Bright Against January, Mary Ann Scott Sedivy: Cyanocitta Cristata, Reflective, Wind Song Deborah Steytler: Wild Asters Cath Smith: Elise, Joyful Morning, Title Rising, Forsythia, Urchin Vase Emily Strogin: Lake Bed Christopher Turchetta: Moving Out Of the Black Hole #1, Moving Out Of the Black Hole #2, Moving Out Of the Black Hole #3 Jennifer Theil: Morning Light Jennifer Vincik: Falling Anna and Sam Weisend: Posh Play, Quilted Community Kaos J. Wilson: Kaleidoscope Eye Tracy Zakraysek: Double trouble, Panda on red |
May-June: David ShockeyDavid Shockey, a self-taught photographer whose journey behind the lens truly began in 2012, following the rescue of his dog. This pivotal moment not only ignited his passion for photography but also set him on a path of discovery, awards, and publications. Initially, his focus was on wedding photography, family, and headshots, capturing countless special moments until a new chapter in his life prompted a brief hiatus – the arrival of his son.
Over time, his passion for travel photography grew, leading him to explore the world chasing that next shot. This month see David's coastal captures in Stella's Art Gallery's Annex Gallery. Open during our business hours. In addition to photography, David is co-owner of Capture On Labs, a professional print lab based in Willoughby, OH. He also teaches travel photography workshops. These workshops are designed for those eager to dive deep into the art of photography, explore new destinations, and capture the world's beauty alongside fellow enthusiasts.of our subjects. For more information, see his website: https://davidshockeyphotography.com/home-1 |
July "Beauty is Near" by Nina Ilchenko
Nina graduated from the Art Academy in Moscow with a degree in oil painting. Twenty years ago, she came to America. Nina traveled around America twice looking at the beautiful landscapes, flowers, mountains, rivers, lakes, volcanoes, geysers and people. All have been inspirational to her work. Nina works in different techniques and media. Along with her paintings, Nina and has been making unique dolls for 20 years. |