B.K.’s Doe by Monty Jones
A spring show by River City Art Association will be featured April 7-28 in The Gallery at Clabber Girl Museum, 900 Wabash Ave., in Terre Haute.
An opening reception to meet many of the artists is set for 6 to 8 p.m. April 7.
More than 25 works will showcase the diverse talents of the art group, including a 24- by 36-inch acrylic on Masonite by RCAA founding member Monty “Indiana” Jones of Terre Haute.
Jones said friend and photographer Brendan Kearns of Terre Haute provided the image for him to use as reference for his painting, thus the title “B.K.’s Doe.”
RCAA vice president Todd Stokes often captures the bold statement of the trees in his Dennison, Illinois, woods. This show will feature his photographic work, “Autumn Beech.”
Digital art on display will include “Bubbles,” one of many fractal flame images created by Spencer Young of Clinton using algorithm software.
The show also will feature artwork by Edith and Richard Acton, founding member Ruthann Brady, Michael Elmore, Rod and Valerie Funk, David Gill, Debbie Goodin, Steve Harrold, Julia London-Meddles, Sheila K. Ter Meer, Eugene Thomas and Donald E. Turner.
Other active RCAA members include Mike Bender, JoAnne and Bruce Fiscus, Marty Jones, Larry Miller, Dian Der Ohanian Phillips, Jan Skipo and Judith Lynn Smith.
Mediums represented by the art group include fused glass; etched glass; pottery/clay; pen and ink, graphite, pastels; oil, acrylic, watercolor, encaustic; fabric and threads/quilt artistry; intarsia/inlaid wood, pyrography; mixed media; sculpture; photography and digital art.
The membership show can be viewed 6:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays until April 28.
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RCAA members will participate in a second art event, the “Wabashiki Artisan Faire,” set for 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. April 22 at the Dewey Point trailhead to the Wabashiki Trail at Wabashiki State Fish & Wildlife Area in West Terre Haute.
Hosted by Wabash Valley Art Guild, the faire will feature art displays and demonstrations by members of both art groups under a tent at the Bill Wolfe Art Studio at 110 E. National Ave., next to the trailhead parking lot.
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RCAA membership is open to any Indiana or Illinois artist age 18 and older.
The next meeting is set for 6 p.m. April 11 in The Golden Frame at 509 E. Voorhees St.
Regularly scheduled meetings will resume on the second Tuesday of the month in the Vigo County Public Library in May.
For more information call vice president Todd Stokes at 812-232-0048 or visit RiverCityArt.org.
RIVER CITY ART ASSOCIATION 
Reblogged this on Sheila T Illustrated© and commented:
This show includes my third Dresser’s Legacy photograph and my abstract digital art piece, “(Lavender Blue) Dilly Dilly