Art & Jewelry Show Coming Soon

The following artists will be featured at Louisville Art Gallery on November 3 and 4. You won't want to miss them!!

Rose Rutherford-jewelry & accessories

Meridith Merwald-Gofta- jeweler & silversmith

Sandy Hagan- jewelry, fused glass, lampwork & metal art

Sandi & Paul Nichols- pottery

Therese Straseski- wearable woven art & metal sculpture

Linda Stauffer-paintings

Matt Schraeder- blown glass

Dan Klima- wood

Deb Biggs- mixed media

Julie Johnson- homemade toffee

Fine Art Jewelry & Holiday Gift Event

What a mouthful! What we're trying to say is that Louisville Art Gallery will be home to a dynamite show this Saturday November 12 from 9-4. It's a one day gift event that we suspect will go something like "one for you, two for me". This year's featured artists are: Rose Rutherford, Sandy Hagan, Meridith Merwald-Gofta, Christine Olson, Therese Straseski, Paul & Sandy Nichols, Linda Stouffer, Yvonne Cox,and Ann Drees with Christine Marion offering specialty food items. There will be light fare served and some yummy sips as well. Head on out and find something beautiful for yourself as you cross some gift buying off of your 'to do' list.

Dynamite Artists Coming to Town

Saturday May 7 from 9-5, Louisville Art Gallery will be home to a few fabulous artists. It won't be too late to pick up something wonderful for Mother's Day, graduation, or yourself. Put our gift giving philosophy... one for you, two for me into practice. Rose Rutherford~ jewelry & accessories, Meridith Merwald-Gofta~ jeweler & silversmith, Sandy Hagen~ jewelry, fused glass & lampwork, Sandi & Paul Nichols~ pottery, Christine Olsen~ mosaic, Jody Anderson~painting, Therese Staseski~ woven accessories & jewelry, Dorothy Tuma~ photography & cards, Diane Mattern~metal & concrete sculpture and yard art

Therese Straseski

Therese Straseski designs one of kind wearable art. These beautiful items have wonderful color sense and playful sculptural qualities. They are hand knit with Nebraska raised and spun wool and felted to become an original piece of wearable art.