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The Bloomington Indiana City Hall hosts art exhibits throughout the year in the atrium of the building and on display usually for a month. The artist chosen to exhibit are evaluated by a set of criteria and goals stated in the City's Guidelines for Public Art. Check the Bloomington Government Website for current exhibitions and times Address: 401 N. Morton St. Bloomington, Indiana, 47404

The Modernism Museum located in Mount Dora Florida is dedicated to the Memphis Group founded by Ettore Sottsass in 1980. The Memphis group was comprised of Italian designers and architects and focused on creating bright highly stylized lighting, furniture, glass, and textiles. The group was very unconventional and at times viewed their work as more artistic than functional. Key to their design was the use of bright colors, unusual textures, and materials inspired by the Art Deco movement of the 1950s. Memphis sought to counter the mid-century modern design of the 1950s and 1960s and the minimalism of the 1970s. The group was made up of approximately 20 designers and exhibited annually from 1981 to 1988. David Bowie was a major collector of the objects designed by the Memphis group. In 2016 after Davids Bowie's passing the Modernism Museum purchased a large number of his pieces at the Sotheby auction. The museum has 75+ examples from the Memphis group works many of which were p

James Museum of Western and Wildlife Art Opening in April 2018 the James Museum of Western Art is the latest addition to the vibrant art scene of St Petersburg Florida.  The collection occupies more the 30,000 square feet of space in the renovated downtown building. On display are more than 400 pieces of art including paintings, sculpture, and jewelry selected from over 3000 pieces of art from the personal collection of Tom and Mary James. Very early in their life, they began to collect pieces they liked with a concentration on supporting living artists.  As time went on the collection grew to encompass a wide range of artist including contemporary, and past artists. The themed gallery space is arranged by Early West(1890 to 1940) gallery consists of older artists to include Fredrick Remington and Charles Russell. Native Life gallery concentrates on American Indiana Life in the 1800s. Native Artists gallery is dedicated to 20th and 21st century American Indiana Artists.

Artist:  C. Carey Cloud Birth: 1899 Birth City:  Whistleville, IN. Birth County:  Grant Death: November 11th, 1984 Death City:  Tuscon Arizona Burial: Brown County Memorial Park, Nashville, IN. Married:  Vera L. Nickerson Children:  Mary Margaret (1918-1992), Don (1926), Harold C (1921-1960) 2nd Marriage:  Bobbie Hill Artist Summary Formal Training: Self Taught Subject Matter: Landscapes Media: Oil, Acrylic, Casein Art Association:  Brown County Art Association, Palette and Chisel Club of Chicago, Chicago Art Guild, American Artist Professional League of New York, American Artist League of Tampa, FL Art Awards: Art Exhibitions: Biography of C. Carey Cloud Carey Cloud was a self-taught artist When he was young, he worked at a shoe company in Marion, IN for 10 dollars a week making shoes for the soldiers. He saved enough money to take correspondence courses in Cartooning and Illustration. At 19 started his art career at the Cleveland Press working in advertis

Artist:  Glen Cooper Henshaw Birth:  August 8th, 1880 Birth City:  Windfall, Indiana Birth County:  Tipton Death:  April 4th, 1946 Death City:  Baltimore, MD. Burial: Elwood Cemetery Elwood, Indiana Married: Olive M. Galencia on August 24th, 1905 Children: None 2nd Marriage:   Carolyn Hastings on December 31st, 1933 2nd Marriage Children:  None Artist Summary:  Formal Training:  John Herron School of Art, Munich Germany, Ecole des Beaux-Arts Subject Matter:   Portraits, Cityscapes, Landscapes, Seascapes, Portraits, Media:  Oils, Pastels, Graphite, Gouache Art Associations:  Society of Independent Artists Art Awards: Art Exhibitions: Hoosier Salon, Society of Independent Artists Glen Cooper Henshaw Biography of Glen Cooper Henshaw Glen changed the spelling of his last name from Hinshaw to Henshaw around 1911 or 1912. Glen's mother died when he was an infant, so he and his sister went to live with their aunt in Mechanicsburg. Once his father remarried, G

Artist : Otto Stark Birth:  January 29th, 1859 Birth City:   Indianapolis, In. Birth County:  Marion Death:   1926 Death City: Indianapolis, In. Burial:  Crown Hill Cemetary, Indianapolis, In. Married : Marie Nitschelm 1886 Children:  three Artist Summary Formal Training: School of Design University Cinncinatti Oiho, Art Student League New York, Academie Julian Paris Subject Matter:  Landscapes, Portraits, Flowers, Illustrations, Figure, Media:  Oil, Watercolor, Graphite,  Pen, and Ink, Art Associations:  Hoosier Salon, Society of Western Artists, Brooklyn Art Association Art Awards: Foulke prize 1907, Hoosier Salon 1925, 1926 Art Exhibitions: Biography of Otto Stark The Early Years 1859 to 1888 Otto Stark  Courtesy of the Indianapolis  Museum of Art at Newfields .   Otto Stark was Born in Indianapolis, Indiana and came from a family of woodworkers. He set out to follow in his fathers and Grandfathers footsteps by studying carving and cabinet making at a l

"Steele and Shulz" "A Brown County Partnership" Steele and Shulz The 2018 Brown County Art Gallery Collector showcase opened on September 14th, 2018. The focus of the exhibition was the partnership between Theodore Clement Steele and Adolph Shulz and their contribution to the establishment of the Brown County Art Colony. Rachel Berenson Perry writes "Two tall, slender men, often seen outdoors in the early 1900s, wearing wide-brimmed hats and dabbing at paintings on easels, are similar in appearance and occasionally mistaken for one another in historical photographs. Though from different generations and widely disparate personalities, T. C. Steele and Adolph Shulz both gravitated to the hills of Brown County Indiana, in search of new painting grounds." As with all of the art exhibitions organized by the Gallery, they never disappoint, and this show was no exception. The organizers put together a fabulous selection of Steele and Shulz art some