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Sunday, January 22, 2012

“Casserole: A Mixture of Photographic Thoughts” - A Photography Exhibition

“Casserole: A Mixture of Photographic Thoughts”
January 17 to March 4, 2012
The gallery hours are:
Wednesday 1 to 3pm,
Saturday and Sunday 1 to 4pm.
The Irvington Guild of Artists is pleased to announce the photography exhibition, “Casserole: A Mixture of Photographic Thoughts”. This exhibition of fine art photography is a group exhibition, which will feature color, and black and white photographs created by the members of INvision: Alliance of Photographic Artists.
The exhibition will open with a reception at the Bona Thompson Memorial Center on Friday, January 20, from 6 to 8 p.m. The artists will be present, and refreshments, including casseroles, will be served. This reception is free and open to the public.
The exhibiting members are Donna Lee Adams, Andy Chen, John Crowe, Lauren Ditchley, Mary Hansen , Holly Hooper, Ginny Taylor Rosner, and Mike Stroup .
INvision is a membership of artists who promote and advance the art of photography by providing a platform for photographic discourse in order to encourage the artistic growth of its members and to enrich the lives of other interested people through the experience of photography.
Bona Thompson Memorial Center
5350 University Avenue
Irvington, Indiana
Admission is free
For more information contact us at: artinfo.iga@gmail.com

Friday, May 22, 2009

Collectors Show TONIGHT 5/22



Please join us at the opening of the IGA Collector's Show hosted by the BonaThompson Memorial Center at 5350 University Ave.

What: Art Reception with food, wine and conversation.
When: May 22, 2009 from 5:30-8:00pm

The show is on view from May 22 - August 2 2009 during regular gallery hours at the BTMC.

The IGA Collectors Show highlights the importance of collecting original fine and and showcases original works from 8 private collections belonging to Irvington residents.

Michael the Archangel by Brett Duchon (above) is one of the many works featured in this year's Collector Show.