OUR COMMON GROUND

OUR COMMON GROUND
110 S. Second St.
Greenville, IL 62246
United States
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The 7th Annual Art Walk

The 7th Annual Art Walk. 2011

Friday, September 23rd,
on the Greenville Square, from 5 to 10 pm.

Fine Food, Fine Wine, Fine Arts, Fine Music and Theatre.

Kathy Kamm

Rhonda Lemay -- Jewelry

Jeri Vosseller -- Painting
Kara Zipprich -- Metal work jewelry

Simple Art Photography -- Photography
Cecelia Ulmer -- Jewelry
Roxanne Bettonville -- Jewelry
Allison Norfleet Bruenger -- Mixed Media Metal Jewelry
Jerry Prater -- Gourds
Thom Pabst -- Woodwork

Mary Hummert -- Jewelry
Rebecca Klitzke -- ceramics

Toni Sperano -- Wine Bottles flattened.
Martha Iler -- Painting/ Silk

Kalene Zerkel -- Fiber/Weaving
Cathy Clark -- Costume Jewelry
Kara Zipprich -- Metal work jewelry
Craig and Carolyn Hart -- Fiber/Weaving
Cathy Clark -- Costume Jewelry
Mark Myers -- Tatting and Lacemaking
Katie Kemp, Nicole Ottwell -- Fiber

Audra Hubbell

Audra is a Chicago based graphic designer originally from Greenville. Her work focuses on typography and incorporates her urban surroundings. Her project Letters at Large explores the visual power or oversized typography. By projecting letterforms into outdoor environments she observes how both the environment and the letters themselves are completely transformed.

Mary Radcliff Harnetiaux

My name is Mary Radcliff Harnetiaux, and I’m a Saint Louis artist. I create large-scale abstract paintings in acrylic on wood. My work is ornate and full of life and movement. I like to tell stories; many of my paintings are inspired by poetry or iconic figures.

Adam Long

Mankind tends to view himself as separated from and above his environment. My work is ultimately about humanity and explores mans connection to nature, his place in it and how man seeks to explore and understand his environment. The sculptures examine what it means to be human and bring nature back to man by using natural and man-made found objects. We are not apart from nature, but a part of it.

Armando Heredia

“Tyranny at the Door is a piece I created using a solid wood door I found curbside. The door at one time was a beautifully crafted barrier to keep the outside world at bay. As I lifted the door it simply fell into pieces, Mother Nature and a million little tyrants will sometimes show us how weak we really are.”

Keith Buchholz

Keith Buchholz is a Greenville Native and St. Louis based artist working in Intermedia. He is a Member of The International Union of Mail Artists, FLUXUS/WEST , The Chicago Fluxus Ensemble, FluxNexus, is the Moderator of Open Fluxus online, and is co-founder of Dada Machine Fluxus, a Chicago based performance group.

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