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April, May 2013

Community High School’s Photography Students showing at WSG Gallery

 
As part of our community outreach program, WSG Gallery has an additional exhibition going on during member artist Nina Hauser’s solo exhibition. Our annual spring show of Community High School’s Art Students’ work will also be on display in the front of the gallery from March 25 – May 5, 2013. This year the artists will be:   
Rebecca Amidei, Ada Banks, Eric Bayless-Hall, Casey Belcher, Richard Blischke,
Cameron Clark, Marina Evans, Caitlyn Fisher, Natalie Johnson, Eve Marie Kausch,
Rachel Kelley, Hannah King, William Kirchen, Lauren Lacca, Frances MacKercher,
Keegan Mackin, Robert Manor, Colleen O’Brien, Devin O’Donnell, Britney O’Neal,
Molly Prochaska, Oren Steiner, Nick Stevens, Sterling Stoll, Gabby Thompson,
Ana Trent, Victoria Trojan

All invited to a special reception for this exhibit. Come and meet the artists.

Opening reception:
Friday April 12, 7 – 9 pm 

April, May 2013

Ladies’ Night Out

Friday May 10, 2013, 5pm till closing
10% off anything in the gallery

On the same evening as the opening reception for Lynda Cole’s solo exhibit
A Color Conversation

Visit Ladies’ Night Out for more information.

WSG Gallery featured in The Crafts Report magazine

 
“…In addition to the fairs, Ann Arbor has an impressive gallery scene. WSG (formerly on Washington Street, now on Main), represents an outstanding group of contemporary regional artists….”

-excerpt from article by Jim Weaver on page 54 in the February 2011 issue of The Crafts Report, “the business resource for artists and retailers”. Jim goes on to feature the work of gallery artist Norma Penchansky-Glasser, and how “Working without a live model, she is nevertheless able to capture the line and grace of the human form in motion.”

Ann Arbor Arts in American Style Magazine

 
“…Cross the street and head for WSG Gallery (306 S. Main St.), owned by 16 artists, and a showcase for fine art at affordable prices by 22 local artists. WSG caters to a whole spectrum of art lovers, says member artist Michelle Hegyi: those who come to browse, those following how a particular artist evolves, and those looking for exceptional quality, affordable fine art…”

-excerpt from article Arts Walk: Ann Arbor, by Hope Daniels in the November 2010 issue of American Style Magazine, “a full-color, quarterly consumer magazine focused on contemporary craft, craft collectors and the artists who create studio craft art”