Gatherings
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Pete Skjold bass guitar
FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 7pm To reserve your spot or a table for you & your friends email pomerenearts@gmail.com or call 740.622.0326 suggested donation $10 per person We know Pete as an amazing electric bass maker and the leader of The Smokin’ Reubens (played Thursday nights last summer on the terrace @ The Warehouse Steak & Stein-ah summer!) We’re presenting Pete as a one man band-keyboard, drum machines, bass guitar… it’s all about the bass guitar. “You know the bass IS REALLY a guitar,” says Pete. “The music? Pulling that out of all my hats” – wow! For an idea about the music?  Here’s what Pete has been listening to… Jah Wobbel, Bill Laswell, Victor Wooten (click to hear victor playing…
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before I forget
            Biography Christine Misencik-Bunn resides in Fredericktown, Ohio. Christine began her career as a designer for American Greeting Cards after receiving a BFA from Miami University of Ohio. After additional graduate work, a master’s degree and teaching in various venues, Christine realized her greatest joy was teaching in the public school setting where she remained for 30 years. Some of Christine’s most satisfying accomplishments have been in helping her students realize their abilities and talents. Her students were consistently recognized statewide for their artwork in the Ohio Governors’ Youth Art Exhibition. Because of her students’ achievements, Christine has many times been…
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Dayhab
Peter Michael Stevens – DayHab Jan 27-Feb 28, 2015 closing party Feb 26  Textile Artist Peter Michael Stevens spent 3 months last spring in residence at Echoing Hills Village working alongside Day Habilitation staff and 15 adult residents with a variety of developmental disabilities. With no prior experience in leading adults with developmental disabilities through an art experience, Peter began his interactions by sitting alongside individuals and learning about them. They experimented together with a variety of art materials–they drew, they played Uno, he photographed them, he listened to them and shared things about himself. In time Peter brought his own materials into the Village–his cutting board, sewing machine,…
