art in the city 2021
Welcome to the Art in the City 2021 virtual gallery! This is the Arts Council’s annual members-only exhibit.
This exhibition is open to public viewing at the Bower Suhrheinrich Foundation Gallery, located at 212 Main St. in Downtown Evansville. The hours are Tuesday-Friday 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. There will be a closing reception from 4-6 p.m. on Saturday, May 22.
If you are interested in purchasing a piece, or have any questions, please contact Gallery Director Andrea Adams.
Welcome to the Bower-Suhrheinrich Foundation Gallery
Thank you for viewing the Arts Council’s members exhibit, Art in the City 2021
Welcome to the Bower-Suhrheinrich Foundation Gallery
Thank you for viewing the Arts Council’s members exhibit, Art in the City 2021
Welcome to the Bower-Suhrheinrich Foundation Gallery
Thank you for viewing the Arts Council’s members exhibit, Art in the City 2021
Cynthia Watson
“Lady in Red”, oil on canvas, $820
Cedric Hustace
“CSX Crew Change”, acrylic, $4,000
Art in the City 2021
Rob Millard-Mendez
“The AI Who Looked at the Sun”, wood, paint, steel, stained glass, glass eyes, electrical elements, $900
Rob Millard-Mendez
“The AI Who Looked at the Sun”, wood, paint, steel, stained glass, glass eyes, electrical elements, $900
Rob Millard-Mendez
“The AI Who Looked at the Sun”, wood, paint, steel, stained glass, glass eyes, electrical elements, $900
Dawn Murtaugh
“Blushing Medusa”, textile art, $150 (donation to the Arts Council)
Meghana Makoday
“Serenity”, acrylic, $650
Anna Fitzpatrick
“Badass Edgar”, printmaking, $35
Courtney Hostetler
“Cat Wars”, digital illustration on canvas, $85
Keith Boyd
“Blue Skies From Pain 1 & 2”, mixed media diptych, $300
Aaron Hunter
“She’s in the Air”, hand cut, hand pasted cardstock, NFS
Josh Gipson
“2020 Abstract Painting”, oil on wood panel, $325
Dianna Beck
“Untitled”, mixed media, $180
Heather Landry
“ZAIN”, digital canvas print + drawing, $120
Janice Greene
“Hello”, ceramic/mixed media, $225
Janice Greene
“Hello” detail
Owen Kruse
“The Lone Bale”, acrylic, $350
Brooke Wheeler
“Dreaming Rauschenberg”, encaustic collage, $250
Christina Zimmer Robinson
“Broken Bird, You Still Have Wings”, stone clay on black walnut base, $920
Art in the City 2021
Mary Kay Glinis
“Spring is in the Air’, acrylic, $300
John Hendricks
“Untitled”, photograph, $80
Jackie Pandit
“Reflection”, acrylic, $750
Eric Braysmith
“Greetings from Scenic Southern Indiana”, oil over ink jet prints, NFS
Shar Mahoney
“Rainforest Dance”, acrylic, NFS
David Jones
“Manatee Cove”, acrylic on canvas, $1,500
Don Glinis
“The Sacred West”, acrylic, $1,000
Conn d. Y. McConaughy
“Golden Carpet”. watercolor, $500
Nancy Lockyear
“Bazzar”, etching, NFS
Kitty Taylor
“Thotty Vase”, sculpture, NFS
Cathy Cozart
“Treasures”, porcelain, $225
Art in the City 2021
Bob Zasadny
“Brown in Beautiful”, foam and resin, $400
Bob Zasadny
“Brown in Beautiful”, foam and resin, $400
Gene Lyons
“Between Chaos and Order”, acrylic, $125
Patti Kiegel
“The Sun, the Moon, and a UFO”, acrylic on canvas, $58
Hannah Evelyn Jones
“Burnout”, oil paint and embroidery on canvas, NFS
Linda Negro
“Bright Bend”, clay pottery, glazed tile, $200
Ursula Curiosa
“Self-Portrait w/ the Three Arrows”, acrylic on wrapped canvas, $450 (donation to local prisoner solidarity efforts)
Kyle Darnell
“Passage of the Witch”, woodcut printmaking, $250
Gary Isbell
“Red Texture”, digital photography, $350
Stephanie Osborne
“Monte Cat”, block print, $85
Lee Watson
“Lavender Fields”, acrylic on canvas panel, $95
Matthew C Fitzpatrick
“I throw trash all over the – all over the ring. And then I start eating garbage”, acrylic on wood, $200
Shane Hickrod
“Sticky Situation”, acrylic and mixed media on canvas, $350
Todd Matteson
“Mountain Passe”, light stoneware, $350
Lesley Nelson
“Grown and Be Free”, acrylic, NFS
Megan Rademacher
“Refuse”, maple plywood, acrylic paint, $70
Pam Hite
“After the Storm”, acrylic, $475
Elizabeth Gaddis
“Heirloom”, oil on wood panel, $200
Scott Wheeler
“Voyager”, wood sculpture, $250
Christine Hubbard
“River Valley Breeze”, fiber, $300
Jan Frick Thompson
“Strange Evolution”, digitized, $400
Ryan McKain
“Arrangement with Green”, mixed media, $120
Blake McKain
“Creating Green”, tempera on paper, $40
Britton Starr
“Harlequin’s Embrace”, antique salvage material and stained glass, $3,500
Posted April 29, 2021.