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Gallery Night, a city-wide celebration of art, is an event
that focuses on one of the key elements that distinguish this small
city – the creative community. Here, artists and gallery owners
offer a remarkable assortment of fine art and quality hand-made craft.
You will find basketry, ceramics, collage, furniture,glass, jewelry, painting, photography,
printmaking, sculpture, weaving, and woodworking – Contact: Phil Mrozinski at 608.987.2516, email mstudio@mhtc.net
Gallery Night map may be printed using this pdf file Thank you for your continued support. |
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Galleries participating in Gallery Night:The Bohlin Gallery - 22 High Street - 608-987-5444Fine American traditional and contemporary arts and crafts, including weaving, pewter, jewelry, ceramics, paper products, and other hand-made objects, all carefully displayed in a wonderfully restored 1876 building. Brewery Pottery Studio - 276 Shake Rag Street - 608-987-3669 A full selection of hand-made pottery by Tom and Diana Johnston, along with carefully selected two- and three-dimensional works in many media by a huge number of regional artists. Chestnut Hill Studio - at Howdle Studios, 225 Commerce Street - 608-987-3335 Featuring original watercolor paintings, prints and postcards by Jan Johnson, whose themes revolve around an intimate acquaintance with the world of plants. James Johnson works in acrylics and found material to create colorful abstract expressionist works for the modern taste. Green Lantern Studios - 261 High Street - 608-987-2880 Paintings of traditional Scandinavian textiles by Richard Moninski, patterned paper mache' sculptures by Carole Spelic', and additional works by a select group of artists are on view in this classy gallery, creatively carved from an 1870's hotel addition. High Point Arts - 310 High Street - 608-987-3463 On view are many types of world textiles, ethnic art and artifact that include words and letters, collected or created by Jamie Ross. Take advantage of the space being open to the public on Gallery Night! Other times, the works are visible from the street through the storefront windows. High Street Gallery - 33 High Street - 608-987-3701 This cooperative gallery features the work of its talented group of current members. Many media are represented, including ceramics, painting, fiber, jewelry, collage, photography, and mixed materials. Enjoy the intimate atmosphere of this historic 1800's space. Howdle Studio - 225 Commerce Street - 608-987-3590 Visit the working studio and gallery showroom of sculptor Bruce Howdle. His loosely representational ceramics range from amusing yet functional mugs to three-dimensional sculptural creatures (such as birds, turtles and pigs) to full-wall sized relief murals. Johnston Gallery - 245 High Street - 608-987-3787 Over 160 regional and nationally known artists create an extensive and thoughtfully chosen selection of ceramics, glass, photography, metal, jewelry, fiber wearables, household goods, and more in this well-established gallery. La Bella Vita Fibre Gallery – 12 Fountain Street - 608-609.0038 Stop in to learn how-to" or just enjoy an eclectic collection of fibres, tools, supplies and accessories for the beginning or avid fibre artist, featuring local and fair trade products in a spectacular range of colors! Longbranch Gallery - 203 Commerce Street - 608-987-4499 Showcasing over 100 artisans, with an emphasis on rustic, folk, and fine art, including furniture, home decor, jewelry, body care products, textiles, paintings, sculptures, and affordable prints. Featuring The Artists Stimulus Package: Nine of our favorite artists have created all new original work for these challenging economic times.(from $50 to $200). Featured artists: Tom Kelly, Ben Brummerhop, Beth Bird, Kenneth Koskela, Keith Huie, Aaron Butcher, Pam Ruschman, Cynthia Nelms-Byrne and Nancy Lindsay. M. Studio & Gallery - 234 High Street - 608-987-2039 M. Studio displays fine art photography (both traditional and digital) by gallery owner Philip Mrozinski and other regional photographers. Full-scale wall works and postcards are available. Sirius Sunlight Glass Studio - 218 High Street - 608-987-2716 Owners Jill Engels and Chuck Pound show their work in stained glass, mosaic, and hot glass techniques. You'll find window panels, stepping stones, marbles, bowls, glass ornaments and more! Story Pottery - corner of Fountain & Commerce Streets - 608-987-2903 Always on view: functional bowls, vases, pitchers, and dinnerware with intriguing glazes by potter/owner Harriet Story, and Audrey Christie's unique cushions and hand-colored woodblock prints. A number of area restaurants will extend their hours to allow gallery goers an opportunity to enjoy both art and dining that evening. Maps identifying the participating galleries and restaurants will be available at most galleries and may be printed using this pdf file. For more information on Gallery Nights contact Phil Mrozinski at 608.987.2516, email mstudio@mhtc.net . |
much of it
made right in town.Most of the galleries are located in the compact
downtown business district.With its historic architecture, deliciousdining venues, and engaging galleries, walking from place to place on
Gallery Night gives visitors the authentic Mineral Point experience.
The first Saturday in August is
the third Gallery Night of the year. Most shops and
galleries will be open until 9 pm.
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