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2016 Studio Crawl Brochure FARGO MOORHEAD VISUAL ARTISTS fmva.org STUDIOCRAWL OCTOBER 1 & 2, 2016 • NOON – 6 PM all studios are open to the public free of charge 2016 STUDIO CRAWL ARTISTS 1 Barbara Benda Nagle pg.10 2 Brenda Luthi pg.10 3 Karman Rheault pg.10 4 Dan Francis pg.10 5 Brad Bachmeier pg.11 6 Eric Syvertson pg.11 7 Elizabeth Schwankl pg.11 8 Ellen Jean Diederich pg.11 9 Emily Williams-Wheeler pg.12 10 Jodi Peterson pg.12 11 Eric A. Johnson pg.13 12 Janna Warcup pg.13 13 Jon Offutt pg.13 14 Jackie Anderson pg.13 15 Karen Bakke pg.14 16 Ken Omundson pg.14 17 Kathryn Luther pg.14 18 Dennis Krull pg.14 19 Kent Kapplinger pg.15 20 Dale Cook pg.15 21 Barry Kutzer pg.15 22 Ron Williams pg.16 23 Grady Carlson pg.16 24 Tim Lamey pg.17 25 Amanda Heidt pg.17 26 No Coast Tattoo pg.17 27 Scott Seiler pg.17 28 Spirit Room Art Studios pg.18 29 MaryJo Cayley pg.18 30 Meg Spielman Peldo pg.18 31 Michael Dunn pg.18 32 Susan Morrisey pg.19 33 Bracken Rourke pg.19 34 Zhimin Guan pg.19 35 Ashley Kunz pg.19 36 Marjorie Schlossman / Herb Ludwig pg.20 37 Cheryl A. Cassman pg.20 38 Roberts Street Studio pg.20 39 PEARS pg.20 2 MORE INFO @ FMVA.ORG WELCOME to the FMVA STUDIO CRAWL The members of Fargo Moorhead Visual Artists invite and welcome you to our 13th annual Studio Crawl. Whether it’s your first or thirteenth time attending, there’s always something new to take away from this large-scale community art event! We encourage you to help celebrate and connect with our local artists by visiting them in their studios. Don’t be shy—ask questions! If you’ve ever been curious about the inspiration, technical, or creative processes that go into making art, the Studio Crawl is an excellent opportunity to actively investigate and learn. Art is much more than just the final product, and the Studio Crawl helps you to experience it! Look through this brochure and you’ll find a talented mix of emerging and established visual artists to visit this weekend, along with special events hosted by our supportive sponsors. FMVA is a nonprofit organization that continues to grow in providing art opportunities for our regional visual artists, patrons, art enthusiasts, and community—including exhibitions, professional development, critiques, visual talks, social events, and networking opportunities. Volunteers run the organization—board members, technical support, and members who coordinate education, communications, membership, professional practices, and programming committees. These dedicated and generous individuals help FMVA support the arts and artists, partner with community, and provide artists with a collective voice. Your participation in the Studio Crawl and other FMVA events lets us know our efforts are successful. Thank you! SARAH DOTZENROD, FMVA Board President P.S. Interested in getting involved? Consider making a donation, sponsoring an event, becoming a member, or even volunteering to serve on a committee. You’ll be directly supporting artists and the community audiences we serve. Find more information at fmva.org, e-mail us at [email protected], or connect with us through social media #fmvisualartists. The FMVA thanks these businesses for providing our artists with discounts as a benefit of FMVA membership. 300 Broadway, Fargo, ND 701.232.0123 • artmaterialsonline.com 123 N University Drive, Fargo, ND 701.298.9898 • sirspeedy.com 1450 25th Street South, Fargo, ND 701.235.2228 • underbrushgalleryfargo.com MORE INFO @ FMVA.ORG 3 27 R E D NDSU R I V 20 E 15th Ave N R 12th Ave N 5th St N 6 11th Ave N 8th St N 10th Ave N Broadway 4 3rd St N University Drive Elm St 1 7th Ave N 10th St N 8th Ave N Plains Art 38 29 5th Ave N 33 Museum 4th Ave N 26 3rd Ave N 4th Ave N 20 th St N 2nd Ave N 28 Hjemkomst 1st Ave N Center 15th St N 25 NP Ave 21 Main Ave 30 Renaissance Hall Center Ave 18 1st Ave S 36 NDSU Main Ave 10 24 34 Rouke Art 3rd Ave S 11 19 39 Museum 4th Ave S 5th Ave S 4th St S 6th Ave S 35 31 7th Ave S 8th Ave S 37 9th Ave S MSUM 34th St S 9 10th Ave S 21 st St N 13th Ave S 4th St S 22 25th St S FARGO 9th St S 8th St S 10th St S 14th St S 11 th St S 13 th St S 10 th St S 8 th St S MOORHEAD 18th St S Horn Ave. Horn 25th Ave S 5th St S 26th Ave S / 26 1/2 Ct S 12 27th Ave S 22nd St S 32nd Ave S 6th St S Harwood Dr. 40th Ave S 8 2 37th Ave S 15 43rd Ave S 40th Ave S 23 32 46th Ave S Queen’s Ct 14 University Drive 45th St S S 25th St 48th Ave S 13 52nd Ave S 17 32nd St S 76th Ave S Libra Ln 7 5 88th Ave S Round Hill Dr 4 MORE INFO @ FMVA.ORG 120th Ave NW • CR 100 3 3 Directions: North on Broadway. Stay right when the road splits north of the waste water treament plant, left on 90th Ave N, right on 110th Ave NW 1 15th St, north exactly 2 ⁄2 miles. 10th St NW • CR 98 15th St NW • CR 100 HARWOOD, ND 100th Ave NW • CR 99 KRAGNES, MN 76th Ave N 90th Ave NW • CR 26 Riverwood Dr RED RIVER SHEYENNE RIVER Broadway NW FELTON, MN 4th St Minnesota Ave 1 Barbara Benda Nagle pg.10 16 16 2 Brenda Luthi pg.10 Directions: East Highway 10 (11.4 miles), th St N 3 Karman Rheault pg. 10 0 turn left at MN-9 / 140th St S (13.8 miles), 14 4 Dan Francis pg.10 left on 4th St, left on Minnesota Ave. 5 Brad Bachmeier pg.11 6 Eric Syvertson pg.11 7 Elizabeth Schwankl pg.11 FARGO / MOORHEAD 8 Ellen Jean Diederich pg.11 9 Emily Williams-Wheeler pg.12 10 Jodi Peterson pg.12 11 Eric A. Johnson pg.13 12 Janna Warcup pg.13 13 Jon Offutt pg.13 14 Jackie Anderson pg.13 15 Karen Bakke pg.14 16 Ken Omundson pg.14 17 Kathryn Luther pg.14 18 Dennis Krull pg.14 19 Kent Kapplinger pg.15 All studios are open to the public free of charge 20 Dale Cook pg.15 21 Barry Kutzer pg.15 22 Ron Williams pg.16 OCTOBER 1 & 2 23 Grady Carlson pg.16 24 Tim Lamey pg.17 25 Amanda Heidt pg.17 NOON – 6 PM 26 No Coast Tattoo pg.17 27 Scott Seiler pg.17 Watch for Studio Crawl signs 28 Spirit Room Art Studios pg.18 29 MaryJo Cayley pg.18 Preview the Studio Crawl at Plains Art Museum 30 Meg Spielman Peldo pg.18 31 Michael Dunn pg.18 32 Susan Morrisey pg.19 33 Bracken Rourke pg.19 34 Zhimin Guan pg.19 35 Ashley Kunz pg.19 36 Marjorie Schlossman / Herb Ludwig pg.20 37 Cheryl A. Cassman pg.20 38 Roberts Street Studio pg.20 39 PEARS pg.20 MORE INFO @ FMVA.ORG 5 STUDIO CRAWL EVENTS PLAINS ART MUSEUM Studio Crawl Preview Exhibiton September 10 – October 15 Stop in to see works by FMVA Studio Crawl artists and print studio manager Amanda Heidt. Present your Studio Crawl brochure for free admission both days of the Studio Crawl. Plains Art Museum 704 First Ave N Fargo, ND 58102 701.551.6100 • plainsart.org ROURKE ART MUSEUM Friday – Sunday, 1 – 5 pm or by appointment Works by Trygve Olson September 9 – October 9 The Rourke Art Museum will be open to the public, free of charge with a Studio Crawl brochure, both days of the Crawl. Works by editorial cartoonist and artist Trygve Olson will be in the museum, plus works from the permanent collection are always on display. The Rourke Art Museum 521 Main Ave Moorhead, MN 56560 218.236.8861 • therourke.org HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL SOCIETY OF CLAY COUNTY Monday – Saturday, 9 am – 5 pm Tuesday 9 am – 8 pm, Sunday Noon – 5 pm Touchable; Celebrate the Senses July 1 – October 31 This art exhibit collaboration between the FMVA and the Historical and Cultural Society of Clay County, challenges visual artist to create work for people who are visually impaired. Present your Studio Crawl brochure for free admission both days of the Studio Crawl. Hjemkomst Center 202 First Ave N Moorhead, MN 56560 218.299.5511 • hcscconline.org 6 MORE INFO @ FMVA.ORG 7th ANNUAL “An art exhibit by visual artists th 7meant ANNUAL for everyone, even those who can’t necessarily see.” How will your local artists approach this constraint? Inclusivity? Engaging the senses? Universal design? Visit to find out and share the “experience!An art exhibit Audio by and visual braille artists objectivesmeant for everyone,and descriptions even those of artworkwho can’t included. necessarily see.” How will your local artists approach this constraint? Inclusivity? Engaging the senses? Universal design? 202Visit First Ave N,to Moorhead, find MN 56560 out • 218.299.5511 and •share hcscconline.org the experience! Audio and braille objectives and descriptions of artwork included. A month based around printmaking education. OCTOBER 8 OCTOBER 22–23 Kid Quest: Tee Party Monotype screen printing workshop T-shirt screenprinting party OCTOBER 27 OCTOBER 11–15 Sean Starwars artist talk Artist in Residence: Elise Forer OCTOBER 13 Check plainsart.org Tri-College Print Exchange opening for more information.
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