Brian Delevie & Doug McMains
Jan 3-26, 2008
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Photography is taken beyond the static image as these two artists traverse the world through the lens. DeLevie constructs an interaction of subjective memory with objective reality, while McMains creates a video montage for open interpretation.
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"Dualicit":: Visual Artists in Practice
Jan 31-Feb 23, 2008
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Current UNL MFA graduate students address the issue of "dualities" as a conceptual challenge within their work.
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Special Exhibition: Susan J Schenk: Open Studio Tour People's Choice Artist
Feb 25-March 1, 2008
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A special exhibition of the Encaustic works of Susan J. Schenk. Susan was chosen as the People's Choice Artist during Haydon Art Center's Open Studio Tour in 2007.
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Woman... Curated by Debra Johnson
March 6-26, 2008
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Local and national artists examine the identity, form, strength and well-being of women revealing universalities, truth and paradox, the constant and the transcendental.
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April 3-26, 2008
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Line and Edge: The Art of Deon Bahr & John Richardson
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Th-Sat: 11-5
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Fluid mixed media wall drawings capture landscape fragments and memories of home by Russian immigrant Masha Ryskin. Atmospheric and architectural spaces become inundated by natural forces in the elegant drawings by Bryce Speed.
Ryskin’s drawings depict elements of an imaginary landscape. The images are based on her memories of places that are of importance to her, addressing her experiences as an immigrant.
Speed’s moderate size drawings use imagery of water that has invaded private architectural space. He considers these works as metaphorical comments of an outsider’s view of “home”
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infohaydon@windstream.net
402-475-5421
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Drawing the Line Benefit
Tues-Friday
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Special Exhibition of Drawing the Line.
100 pieces measuring 12x12 by local & national artists and celebraties.
Contact Info
infohaydon@windstream.net
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Tues-Friday
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“Drawing the Line” at the Haydon Art Center
The Friends of the Haydon Art Center are planning an exciting fundraising event happening Friday, May 30 from 6pm to 9pm at the Haydon Art Center. “Drawing the Line” will feature artwork donated by 100 artists and local celebrities. Each piece measures 12” x 12” and features the artists’ interpretation of “ line”. A Special Exhibition opens at the Haydon Art Center at 335 No. 8th St. on May 27th and will be shown until the evening of the event on May 30th.
With the purchase of a “Patron of the Arts” $100 ticket, will receive a work of art in the “Drawing the Line” Benefit exhibition through a random drawing that will take place that evening. Those who wish to attend and not receive artwork may purchase tickets for $25. Couples who would like to receive a work of art may attend for $125. Refreshments will be served.
“Drawing the Line” Benefit is a celebration of the works of regional artists involved in the production and promotion of the arts. The mission of the Haydon Art Center is to provide innovative educational programming, exhibitions and outreach to engage a wide variety of audiences in the visual arts.
For more information call the Haydon at 475-5421
Participating artists are listed below
Artists for “Drawing The Line”
Allbritten, Maranda
Anderson, Brett
Applegate, Caitlin
Bahr, Deon
Bantam, Wendy
Bartels, Ron
Berry, Margaret
Beutler, Chris
Bishop, Jerene
Black, Sherry
Bockleman, James
Brasch, Susan J
Bruhn, Roger
Burkholder, Ann
Burmeister, Jamie
Burton, Judy
Cal, Santiago
Cherry, Judy
Childs, Nancy
Christensen, Jan
Cox, Sally
Dinsmore, Stephen
Dodson, Jeneane K
Dominguez, Eddie
Eckersley, Dika
Eskridge, Janet
Farrar,Michele Angle
Forde, Ed
Fritz, Dana
Friedman, Charley
Fuller, Shelley
Gawel, Larry
Geske, Norman
Gibbons, Sunny
Gillespie, Jake
Gomez, Peggy
Gradwohl, Ann
Guerrero, Carlos
Haley, Shane
Harvey, David
Hillestad, Robert
Holz, Aaron
Horvay, Martha
Howard, Dan
Irvine, Claudette
Ineck, Tom
Ingraham, Liz
Jacobshagen, Keith
James, Judith
James, Michael
Janovy, John
Jones, Orville
Kendall, Gail
Knight, Sue
Krieger, Brad
Kunc, Karen
Laging-Cummings, Marcia
Langdon, Liz
Lynch, Joey
Navarrete, Erika
Neal, Mo
Noll, Jewel
Patterson, Cathy
Pinnell, Pete
Rocke, Lora
Rodriguez, Teliza
Roots, Larry
Routon, Dave
Ruehrmund, Anne
Ruffo, Joe
Ryan, Steven
Sartore, Joel
Schenk, Susan
Shaffer, Bill
Shea-McCoy, Liz
Sloup, Len
Smith, Amanda
Smith, Nana
Souto, Francisco
Statom, Therman
Statom, Yetta
Strand, Michael
Stone, Pete
Szczerbowska, Nina
Teijink, Trudie
Thomas, Kimberly
Thompson, Carol
Tilley, Michelle
Tuck, George
Vodehnal, Bonnie
Walton, Kenny
Weber, Deb
Wesley, Don
Wiederspan, John
Wiegmann, Richard
Willers, Rhonda
Williams, Ann
Williams, Sandra
Wise, Suzanne
Woods, Tom
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Drawing the Line Benefit
Tues-Friday
Additional Info
Special Exhibition of Drawing the Line.
100 pieces measuring 12x12 by local & national artists and celebraties.
Contact Info
infohaydon@windstream.net
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Drawing the Line Benefit
Tues-Friday
Additional Info
Special Exhibition of Drawing the Line.
100 pieces measuring 12x12 by local & national artists and celebraties.
Contact Info
infohaydon@windstream.net
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Drawing the Line Benefit
Tues-Friday
Additional Info
Special Exhibition of Drawing the Line.
100 pieces measuring 12x12 by local & national artists and celebraties.
Contact Info
infohaydon@windstream.net
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Drawing the Line Benefit Event
05/30/2008 @ 6:00 pm - 05/30/2008 @ 9:00 pm
Additional Info
“Drawing the Line” at the Haydon Art Center
The Friends of the Haydon Art Center are planning an exciting fundraising event happening Friday, May 30 from 6pm to 9pm at the Haydon Art Center. “Drawing the Line” will feature artwork donated by 100 artists and local celebrities. Each piece measures 12” x 12” and features the artists’ interpretation of “ line”. A Special Exhibition opens at the Haydon Art Center at 335 No. 8th St. on May 27th and will be shown until the evening of the event on May 30th.
With the purchase of a “Patron of the Arts” $100 ticket, will receive a work of art in the “Drawing the Line” Benefit exhibition through a random drawing that will take place that evening. Those who wish to attend and not receive artwork may purchase tickets for $25. Couples who would like to receive a work of art may attend for $125. Refreshments will be served.
“Drawing the Line” Benefit is a celebration of the works of regional artists involved in the production and promotion of the arts. The mission of the Haydon Art Center is to provide innovative educational programming, exhibitions and outreach to engage a wide variety of audiences in the visual arts.
Contact Info
For more information call the Haydon at 475-5421
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