Happy to announce one of my oil paintings was selected for Wisconsin ArtsWest 43 a virtual exhibit.
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Fancy Dance 2 Ho-Chunk Regalia
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11x14 unframed oil painting on panel $150
cshoreartwork@gmail.com
Paintings inspired after I had
attended a presentation at Perrot State Park late this summer lead by
Elliot Funmaker of the Ho-Chunk Nation. He did a Blessing of the Drum
Ceremony, then his wife and granddaughter demonstrated some of the
dances. I hope I have portrayed them with the utmost respect and
appreciation of the Ho-Chunk Nations contributions and sacrifices.
Details from L.E. Phillips Library
Wisconsin ArtsWest 43
March 14-June 6 | Virtual Exhibit | Wisconsin ArtsWest is the
library’s annual juried art show. The juror for ArtsWest 43 is Meri Rose
Ekberg, Managing Director of Make Music Madison and the Assistant
Director of the Public History Project at UW-Madison. ArtsWest has
provided a venue for thousands of artists to exhibit their talent and
creativity, as well as the opportunity for everyone in the community to
experience and support the
THE EXHIBIT
Wisconsin ArtsWest is a juried exhibit sponsored by the L.E. Phillips
Memorial Public Library. It is open to all working artists and
students, age 18 and older, residing in Wisconsin. The first ArtsWest
show opened in September 1979. Due to pandemic safety restrictions, the
2021 exhibit will be held as a virtual show.
There were 183 entries submitted by 105 artists for Wisconsin
ArtsWest 43. Of these, 36 works were selected by the juror, representing
15 communities.
The competition is juried by a working artist, craftsperson, or
qualified staff member from an art museum, gallery, or art department of
a university or college. Jurors are from outside the area and are from
Wisconsin or Minnesota. Prizes are donated by the Friends of the L.E.
Phillips Memorial Public Library.
THE JUROR
Meri Rose Ekberg works with visual artists, musicians, curators,
public historians, civic leaders, and community organizers to produce
inspirational and engaging art content for diverse audiences. She is
currently the Managing Director of Make Music Madison and the Assistant
Director of the Public History Project at UW–Madison. She also serves as
a freelance art consultant on a variety of public art initiatives. She
specializes in curating exhibitions, managing music festivals, and
developing art collection databases—all with the goal of increasing
public access to the arts.
Because
of COVID-19, all in-person library programs and events, including art
exhibits, had to be canceled. But we wanted to continue to showcase
great regional art, so our shows have gone virtual! You’ll be able to
view artwork from the safety and comfort of your own home.
Go to site and select Events on top menu bar then Art Shows.
https://www.ecpubliclibrary.info
Thanks for viewing Colleen
I thought I'd share this one too. Another 11x14 unframed oil painting on panel. Available $150 cshoreartwork@gmail.com
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Fancy Dance 1 Ho-Chunk Regalia
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