Showing posts with label historic millersburg ohio. Show all posts
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Wednesday, October 21, 2015

Holmes for the Holidays Art Show & Sale




The Holmes County Art Group invites you ~

to our

  4th Annual
Holmes for the Holidays Art Show & Sale

Friday, November 20 and Saturday, November 21, 2015

This year's Event will be held at 
The Washington Abbey
164 North Washington Street
Millersburg, OH  44654

An Artists Reception will take place on Friday evening, Nov. 20 from 6:30PM to 8:30. The show continues on Saturday, Nov. 21, beginning at 10:00 AM to 4:00PM.

For more information ~ Holmes County Art Group


"Fine quality art created by local artists offering unique gifts for the holidays"

(painting above by group member, Marlea Hershberger)


Friday, October 2, 2015

New Artisans Gallery Coming~

On to the "next thing" ~ :)  I will be set up with my art in the future home of the Colonial Homestead Artisan Gallery, 55 West Jackson St., Millersburg, OH next Saturday, October 10 during the Antique Festival. Stop by and say "Hi" and check out the new space! Opening soon!

Monday, August 4, 2014

Expressions Fine Art and Gift Gallery ~ Opening Day

GALLERY IS NOW CLOSED    

Opening day at the gallery is fast approaching! We plan on the first day of business to happen Thursday, August 14, 2014 at 10:00AM. It's so exciting for all of us to have a permanent place to show and sell our art. The gallery will also be a "home base" for the Holmes County Art Group, whose members have provided some much appreciated help with the cleaning and painting to get the building ready.

Started by local artist and tea lover, Vickie Boley whose business World Cup Teas, LLC is the vehicle for the endeavor, she also hopes to begin organizing classes on various art related topics for both children and adults taught by several instructors. Featuring and staffed by local artist volunteers, it is hoped that the gallery will become a hub for fine arts and creative events of the area to be announced.

Featured artists will include Eva Artrip, photography, note cards, ornaments - KJ Coblentz, fine art photography - Barbara Hill-Rickman, acrylic paintings and mixed media art - David Ernst, pen & ink, comic book art - Brian Sommers, abstract paintings - Cheryl Miller, botanical art, landscapes and local architecture in graphite, colored pencil and pastel and hand painted ornaments - along with several other artists consigning their works as space allows. Vickie's fine teas will also be a feature of the gift shop.

The gallery is located at 414 North Washington Street, Millersburg, OH beside the Castle Club Banquet Center (former Castle Nursing Home office) on the Historical Society Campus. The hours as we begin this adventure will be ~ Thursday and Friday, 10AM - 4PM, and Saturdays will follow the Victorian House Museum hours of 1PM - 4PM or by chance or appointment. Hours will be extended during the holidays. 

Monday, July 18, 2011

An Invitation ~

On Saturday, August 6, 2011, during Millersburg's annual August "Antiques in the Alley", all are invited to a showing of my work at the Village Antique Emporium in Millersburg Ohio. The shop is located on the west end of town near the corner of Jackson Street (Main Street) and Washington Street. It is a wonderful shop with 3 floors of treasures to be discovered. I will be set up on the first floor in their large library room. Along with the work I already have there available for purchase, I will be bringing along some new pieces. Also working on some "day of show specials".  

So please join us at Village Antique Emporium for art, antiques and fun in the heart of Ohio's Amish Country in Historic Downtown Millersburg.



Monday, November 23, 2009

Holmes County Courthouse

This is a graphite drawing of the Holmes County Courthouse in Historic Millersburg Ohio that I drew several years ago. It is a combination of photos I shot from the 3rd floor of a building across the street and an early print showing the way the building looked c. mid 1880's for detail reference. Notice "Lady Liberty" above the front entrance which is now housed inside the Courthouse on display.


Limited edition reproductions of this original graphite pencil drawing are still available.