Exhibits
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Documenting the Landscape
Megan Lightell DOCUMENTING THE LANDSCAPE OPENING SUN. OCTOBER 6, 1-3PM RUNS THROUGH DEC. 28, 2013 Starting in late summer of 2012 Nashville, Tennessee artist Megan Lightell returned to her home county of Coshocton Ohio to document the landscape. The collection of the year’s oil paintings will hang at the Pomerene accompanied by audio recordings of interviews with farmers whose land and favorite views she painted. Lightell’s work hangs in many fine collections, among them–Music City Center,The Art of Tennessee (Ayers collection at FirstBank), Iberia Bank, Blackberry Farm, Vanderbilt University Medical Center,Fearing’s at the Ritz-Carlton (Dallas),Martha Ingram, Kix and Barbara Brooks, Brown-Forman Group, The Turner Family Foundation. Documenting the Landscape Gallery…
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Artist Friends present Local Artists
LOCAL ARTISTS OPENING SUN. AUGUST 18, 1-3PM RUNS THROUGH SEPT. 21 Please join us for the 3rd annual exhibition of work by local artists OPENING PARTY organized by the Artist Friends of the Pomerene. People’s Choice Awards are given for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places. Come vote for your favorite. Artists showing work: Patty Allen, Ernest Galajda, Debbie Haines, Sharon Hammersly, Barbara Hill, Dakota Hreha, James Huff, Melissa Maxwell, Scott Mooney, Christy Mosier, Rebekah Peiter, Shara Prindle, Jessica Rohr, Dee Tobias, Esther Versch. It’s never quite a party without good music. Brad Fuller and Jon Cotterman will on the porch performing. It’s never quite a party without food. There will be lots…
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HERE
What is a public space without people? “HERE” is a collection of portraits pasted on the old Park Hotel wall documenting who uses the PARK space and what they do in it. Thanks to Novelty Advertising Co. for sending us a link to the Inside Out Project and for partnering with us to get folks “HERE” up on the wall. Want to be on the wall? Come to one of our PARK events or take a closeup self portrait and send it to us with a description of why you were in the PARK space and the date. Saturday, Aug. 17, 2013 Faithe was the sewer on the Root Ball Park Team. She brought her son and his…
