The Crossing Arts Alliance

The Salute to the Arts submission deadline is approaching fast. Make sure to downaload the form bellow and return it with your works to be jurried no later than April 13th. This is going to be a great show. We look forward to seeing your art!

Salute to the Arts Submission Form

Central Lakes College:

2007 EXHIBITING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Nancy Bacon, Jim Roelofs, Sandra Holm, Jonathon Thorson, Jane Stevens, Ingrid Anderson, John Salmon, Roy Abbott, Jennifer Garry, Denise Haglund, Vivian Clark, Theresa Harsha, John Bonde, Therese Berczyk, Rick Anderson, Becky Sander, Dave Boran, Brenda Pfeffer, Deanie Nelson, Mary Hendricks, Doug Livingston, Jeff Collins, Tom Krekow,Lorraine Northagen, Andrea Baumann

Reception & Silent Auction

The Crossing Arts Alliance at the Franklin Arts Center
Kingwood & North 10th Street

A reception following the workshops will honor exhibiting photographers and Photographer of the Year Jim Whiting. A silent auction will also be held which will include Picturing 2007 photographers’ images.

Download Picturing 2007 Flyer

Kate Erickson - will exhibit “Wanderlust:  Select Photographs from a Year of Travel and Study”

Art Matters
Gallery 225
Franklin Arts Center

The opening reception is March 10, 2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. 

Included in the exhibition are images made in New York City, London, England and Florence, Italy, among other places.

Erickson is a senior at St. Olaf College, Northfield, Minnesota, majoring in Art History and Norwegian.

Art Matters is open by appointment at other hours.  Please call 218 - 330 -1780.

First Lutheran Church, downtown Brainerd, is the site of a photographic exhibition of John Erickson’s 12 portraits of people from the Brainerd Lakes area who are “messengers.” The messengers in this exhibition are remarkable people who have overcome, or in some cases continue to endure and overcome, substantial challenges in life, doing so with grace and courage. The intent of the photographer is portray the ultimate triumph of the human spirit, notwithstanding loss and suffering, separation and anxiety.

The exhibition will continue into February in the church’s spacious fellowship hall addition.