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Algoma Sculptor Believes in the Power of Art to Heal, Earns “Best of Show” in New York

Posted on 16. Aug, 2010 by Staff Reporter.

Bren Sibilsky, an Algoma sculptor and painter, has been awarded “Best of Show” in sculpture for “Daedalus” in the most recent Manhattan Arts International show entitled “The Healing Power of Art 2010.”
The show received artwork from every continent and has over 50 artists. In 2008, Bren was a finalist in the Healing Power of [...]

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Internationally-Recognized Printmaker, Debora Oden, to Speak at Peninsula School of Art, July 1

Posted on 16. Jun, 2010 by Staff Reporter.

Printmaker Debora Oden, an instructor at the Savannah Institute of Art & Design, will reveal the personal story behind her artistic process in a fun (and sometimes irreverent) gallery talk on July 1, from 5 – 7 pm, at the Peninsula School of Art, 3900 County Road F, Fish Creek.

Debora’s presentation underscores her participation in [...]

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Tim Nyberg’s Gallery 42 Moves to Door County’s Historic Sturgeon Bay

Posted on 11. Sep, 2009 by Staff Reporter.

Gallery 42, for three years “a breath of fresh art” on the highway between Egg Harbor and Fish Creek, is moving to Door County’s Historic Downtown Sturgeon Bay.
Gallery owner Tim Nyberg explains why Sturgeon Bay: “Everywhere I travel, I see strip malls and shopping centers being built trying to resemble the nostalgic main streets of [...]

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The Zen of an Artist – Audio interviews with Jeffrey Budzis and Pamela Paulsrud, Now Featured at Gallery Ten, through Sept 17

Posted on 12. Aug, 2009 by Stephen Kastner.

“Even an immobile stone will respond to you if you approach with love, call out, and talk to it.” – Shinagawa Tetsuzan, a celebrated Japanese calligrapher and poet

Charlene Berg brings together the very dissimilar works of two artists who share a very similar approach to the creative process in “Zen of an Artist,” the [...]

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Door County Artist Ram Antonio Rojas’ Home Featured in Sunday’s Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Posted on 21. Jul, 2009 by Staff Reporter.

Door County artist taps travels, spirituality
by Donna Marie Pocius
“For Ram Rojas, who has lived in many places, decorating his Sturgeon Bay home has been a natural evolution.
The artist has decoratively painted the walls, ceilings, cabinets and floors in his two-story farmhouse. He accents his home with symbols, upholstered furnishings and walls in [...]

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