Coming Soon

June 2-30
Opening reception June 9, 1-4 PM

Contemporary Marbling by Sally Power

Sally Power is keeping and bringing a contemporary look to the decorative traditional art form of marbling. This medium was used in the 17th and 19th centuries as book decorations. The British Heritage Crafts Council considers it an endangered craft. Today’s materials make for more precision and new expressions. “My work strives to bring its beauty and mystery to a larger audience and encourage other artists to learn the process. My work explores patterns and color. That has led me to explore negative space, building sequences to communicate the magic, experimenting with creating depth, and moving past the traditional limits and rules of marbling. “

“LANDSCAPES AND MINDSCAPES – SMALL WORKS” BY M.E. FULLER

M E Fuller is an emerging, self-taught visual artist. For thirty years she was a graphic designer and art director in Minneapolis. In 2021, she received an emerging artist grant from the Southwestern Minnesota Regional Arts Council. Her work has been shown in numerous solo and juried group exhibits. She uses acrylic inks, pencils, charcoal, and other mark-making tools to create energetic abstract landscapes and mindscapes. 

June 23, 2:00 pm

Dedication for Katherine Nash

The Arts Center will dedicate “Crusader,” a sculpture by Dr. Katherine Nash, on Sunday, June 23, at 2:00 pm. All are invited. Mr. Keith Wilcock, who knew her, will discuss the piece and her accomplishments as a female sculptor. She was a professor of sculpture at the University of Minnesota Studio Arts Department from 1961 to 1976, and a gallery was named after her at the University.

Katherine hated war, and she created several works during the Vietnam era. “Crusader” depicts the crumbled armor of a warrior. Katherine liked to recycle metal. “Crusader” is made from a large copper kettle from a candy factory in Winona that had just burned.

July 7-28  
Opening reception July 14, 1-4 PM  

Artist Andria Arnold, “The Garden”  

Artist Roger Nass, wood turnings

August 4-25 

Artist Jim Henderson, photos 

September 8-29 

Artist Doug Clement, photos 

October 6-November 10 

Artists Maryrose Gondeck and Rebeca Tolle

Gallery hours are 1-5 pm, Tuesday through Sunday.