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The
Bloomington Center for the Arts houses both the Inez Greenberg Gallery (main floor)
and the Atrium Gallery (second floor). Both galleries are free and open to the
public: Monday-Friday 8:00 am-10:00 pm, Saturday 9:00 am-5:00 pm, Sunday 1:00-10:00
pm. The public is invited to all receptions. |
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Call to Artists
For information about being an exhibitor in one of our galleries
click here. |
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INEZ GREENBERG GALLERY...
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Art in the Home
Dates: January 15-March 12, 2010
Featuring: The Handmade Tile Association and The Xylos Gallery
Reception: Januray 15, 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Artist Talk : February 25, 7:00p.m.
City of Bloomington Home Improvement Fair: February 20, 9:30a.m. – 2:30p.m.
The 2010 Art in the Home Show will feature work by members of the Handmade Tile Association and Xylos Gallery. The Inez Greenberg Gallery will display the work of these two well established organizations in several “room like” settings in order to give the viewer some ideas on how they might incorporate one-of-a-kind, original, crafted furniture and accessories into their everyday life and home. This exhibition coincides with the City of Bloomington’s Home Improvement Fair February 20. |
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After the Goldrush
Lingerie Dresser
by Mark Laub
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Functional Dysfunction
Dates: March 19-May 7, 2010
Artists: Caprice Glaser & Ray Becoskie
Reception: March 19, 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Artist Talk : April 15, 7:00 p.m.
This exhibition explores the collaborative paintings of artists Caprice Glaser and Ray Becoskie. By working together on large scale paintings which focus on line, color and composition, the artists try to achieve unpredictable, chaotic, yet balanced paintings; a paradox that cannot be achieved as singular painters. The combined effort, along with a stringent set of rules, creates a third persona that embraces the collective artistic goal. Guests at the opening reception will be able to of view this unique creative process come to life as the artists begin a painting together. |
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I Love You Always
by Ray Becoskie & Caprice Glazer |
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BAC
Instructor/Student Art Show
Dates: November 20,
2009-January 3, 2010
Reception: Friday, November 20, 6-8 pm
Come
and see what’s been created in the studios and classrooms of the Bloomington
Art Center. This exhibition highlights the creative work of BAC students and their
instructors. The exhibition is open to any student, 18 years or older who have
taken an art class during 2009. For more information or to receive an entry form,
check out the web site: www.bloomingtonartcenter.com or call 952-563-8587. Entry
forms are due November 6, 2009. |
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Horned
Sphere, ceramic
Janna Schneider |
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Compassion
Dates: January 7-February 28, 2010
Artist: Julie Taylor
Reception: Friday, January 30, 2-4 pm
Striking black and white photography by artist Julie Taylor reflects her desire to over come the prejudices and apathy seen in our society today. Taylor states, “All people, no exception, need compassion and dignity”. This exhibit of photographs will help the viewer see the subjects through Taylor’s eyes; beyond the disability, beyond the poverty, beyond the circumstances, and into the humanity and soul of the individual. |
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Robyn
black and white photograph
by Julie Taylor
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A Fine Line
Dates: March 4-May 2, 2010
Artist: Nancy Yermakoff
Sumptuous, brilliant colors take you deep into the horizon line of Nanci Yermakoff’s watercolor landscape paintings. Inspiration comes from Yermakoff’s childhood growing up on the East Coast as well as moving to the “land of lakes” and prairies in the Midwest. She is drawn to the openness, space, and the light that these places have in common. Using the characteristic transparency and fluidity of watercolor, Yermakoff is able to abstract the landscape to capture the subtle colors, light, and essence of these spaces. |
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by Julie Taylor |
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