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Category Archives: Art Show
RCAA’s ‘River Life’ show opens Oct. 17 with Gaslight Art Colony Facebook Live presentation
“River Life” is the theme of a River City Art Association membership show opening Oct. 17 with a virtual presentation at 5 p.m. CDT on the Facebook page of Gaslight Art Colony in Marshall, Illinois. The theme embraces words by … Continue reading
Posted in Art Show, Gallery Feature
Tagged absract, Art, Art Show, artwork, carvings, drawings, etchings, Flood of Emotions, Gaslight Art Colony, Homeward Bound, Illinois, landscape, Monty Indiana Jones, Nature, paintings, photography, portraits, River, River City Art Association, River Life, sculptures, Sheila K. Ter Meer, still life, Sunflower Bliss, Terre Haute, Valerie Funk, Wabash River, Wabash Valley, water
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Artwork by Monty ‘Indiana’ Jones and Lynne Dunnavant on display in The Crow Show
River City Art Association’s co-founder Monty “Indiana” Jones of Terre Haute and Lynne Dunnavant of Parke County have artwork in The Crow Show 2020 that opened Feb. 7 in Arts Illiana Gallery in Terre Haute. Their work was selected by … Continue reading
RCAA show during ‘The Drowsy Chaperone’ at Community Theatre of Terre Haute
River City Art Association will have a membership show Jan. 31 through Feb. 9 in the Carolyn Toops Gallery at Community Theatre of Terre Haute. CT patrons can view the art show before the musical “The Drowsy Chaperone” and during … Continue reading
RCAA membership show ‘Art Currents’ opens Sept. 6 in Link Art Gallery
Current events in the art scene at Paris, Illinois includes a membership show by River City Art Association. The exhibition, “Art Currents,” opens Friday, Sept. 6, in the Link Art Gallery inside the former Bicentennial Art Center and Museum at … Continue reading
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Tagged Art Currents, clay, current, drawings, fused glass, glass etching, glass etchings, Intarsia, Link Art Gallery, mixed media, paintings, Paris Illinois, photography, quilt artistry, River, River City Art Association, river current, shattered glass, Terre Haute, Terre Haute Indiana, Wabash River, Wabash Valley, water, watercolor
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People’s Choice Award winner in RCAA 11th annual juried exhibition added to September show in First Financial Springhill bank
Winning artwork in River City Art Association’s 11th Annual Juried Exhibition in August will be featured again in a September show in the lobby of First Financial Bank’s Springhill banking center at 4500 S. U.S. 41. The opening reception is … Continue reading
RCAA members receive awards at Wabash Valley Art Guild’s 39th Annual Spring Art Show
Congratulations to River City Art Association members Edith Acton, Ruthann Brady, Elise Spaid-Roberts, Todd Stokes, Sheila K. Ter Meer and Thomas Wright, who all received honors May 3 at the Wabash Valley Art Guild 39th annual Spring Art Show in … Continue reading
Posted in Art Show, Member News
Tagged 3-D sculpture, Chihuly glass, Clabber Girl Museum, crows, drawing, Edith Acton, Elise Spaid-Roberts, etched glass, fused glass, JoAnne Perigo Fiscus, mixed media, painting, photography, Reflections, River City Art Association, Ruthann Brady, sculpture, Sheila K. Ter Meer, Spring Art Show, Terre Haute, Thomas Wright, Todd Stokes, Wabash Valley Art Guild, Yuugen
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