Showing posts with label artists. Show all posts
Showing posts with label artists. Show all posts

Monday, March 4, 2013

OUTPOUR EXHIBITION

The Artcetera Gallery at the College of Lake County is proud to present installation views of the OUTPOUR 2013 exhibition. The opening reception of this invitational exhibition was a great success. Several pieces were purchased for the private collections of gallery patrons. Please view the full catalog and inventory on the OUTPOUR page, and direct inquiries to gallery staff via email or phone: 847-543-2405 

Back to Front: Lou Pierozzi and Chris Campbell
Left: Ewers by Adam Field      Right: Pourer by Charity Davis-Woodward

L to R: Deb Schwartzkopf, Brad Schweiger, Adam Field, Gwendolyn Yoppolo
L to R on middle shelf: Jane Shellenbarger, Liz Lurie, Charity Davis-Woodward
L to R: Lorna Meaden, Jayson Lawfer, Matt Kelleher
L to R: Simon Levin, Gertrude Smith (x2), Brian R. Jones, Bob Archembeau, Paul Dresang
Bob Archembeau, Paul Dresang, John Click, Josh DeWeese, Brad Schweiger, Linda Christensen, Ron Meyers

Left: Neal Ted, Bede Clarke     Right: Kent McGlaughlin, Tara Wilson
 
L to R: Ben Bates and Sake Sets by Chuck Hindes

Left: Teapots by Liz Lurie  Right:Teapot by Jane Shellenbarger

L to R: Chuck Hindes, Steven Hill and Dan Anderson

 Left: Sauceboat by Ben Bates   Right: Feeders by Gwendolyn Yoppolo


L to R: Deb Schwartzkopf, Brad Schwieger, Adam Field, Gwendolyn Yoppolo,
Doug Jeppesen, David Bolton and Ben Bates

Tuesday, December 11, 2012

Holiday Art Sale 2012 Wrap-Up

The 22nd Annual Holiday Art Sale was a flurry of active shoppers, interesting artists and fun for the entire community. Please enjoy several of the images just before the event. Be sure to scroll to the bottom where you can get a glimpse at some of the new items available in the Artcetera Gallery Sales Shop where the Winter Sale offers another opportunity for saving on unique gifts for everyone on your list. 










The Artcetera Gallery Sales shop with new handmade knitwear, ornaments, art, jewelry and hand-crafted White Ash coat racks by local Chicago designer, Matthew McCarthy.