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Exhibit Calendar

2009

November 15 – January 8
Barbara Shafer Portraits in Motion

Artist, educator, dancer and choreographer, Barbara Shafer, offers a body of work based on the central theme of dance. Her paintings are a response to a variety of stimuli such as the muscle of a dancer, an individual's face, the interactions of a group, or a solo figure in repose. This exhibit also features the ceramic work of Joanne Kirkland

2010

January 18 – March 5
Lincoln Center Prints – including new acquisitions from the Robert & Barbara Bromberg collection.

In 1962, The Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York established a program to make contemporary art of the highest quality available to the public. More than thirty pieces from this series are represented, along with additional works from participating artists. Many of these contemporary prints are new acquisitions from the Robert & Barbara Bromberg collection.

March 14 - May 7
Emerging Talents

All Marshfield schools, both public and private are invited to participate in this exhibition of talent, creativity and energy. Students in kindergarten through high school are represented. Now in its 25th year, Emerging Talents honors both outstanding student artists and dedicated art educators from the Marshfield community.

May 17 - July 2
Paintings by Martin Rowe & Stone Carvings by Julie D Seipel-Dierauer

Martin Rowe grew up just outside of London, England. Over the last twenty-five years he has taught drawing, illustration and design at various universities throughout England and Australia. He began painting full-time in 2006 and is now living on a lake in Wisconsin’s northwoods. His abstract landscapes and figurative work mirror the places he has seen and lived.

Julie D Seipel-Dierauer grew-up in Menomonie, Wisconsin. The landscape of this area continues to inspire her work as an art educator and artist. Her sculptures are carved from Dunnville Sandstone, quarried from Western Wisconsin. They suggest subtle imagery from a variety of cultures.

July 12 - September 3
Culture & Agriculture

Culture & Agriculture continues to inspire visitors to the gallery. This annual, juried exhibition offers a wide variety of technique, media, process and subject matter, all relating to agriculture. Artists from across the United States share their unique and thoughtful interpretations of this simple rural theme.

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September 13 - October 29
Wisconsin Watercolor Society - Current Works

The Wisconsin Watercolor Society was founded in 1952. Most of the early members were educators at Downer College (now the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee). Today there are over ninety members from throughout the state. Its purpose then as now has always been to demonstrate and exhibit meaningful development in the medium of watercolor and to serve as a catalyst for those genuinely interested in watercolor.

November 8 - December 31
Paintings by John R. Davenport & Sculptures by Gene Reineking

Rolling Oaks Studio in Almond, Wisconsin is the home base for John R. Davenport. Many of his oil and pastel paintings depict images of the nearby Ice Age Trail area. "Direct, colorful, energetic, bold, and contemporary" are all words used to describe his unique artistic style.

Friend and fellow artist Gene Reineking also resides in Almond, Wisconsin. He transforms beautiful wooden burls from America’s West into one-of-a-kind sculptures. Stylized representations of birds and mammals form the backbone of his work.