Friday, May 10th opened “The Art of Jazz” at the MSAS! Artists JoAnn Bower, Lynn Digby, Diane Granger, Doug Granger, Priscilla Sally Lytle, Micah McGrath, Anna Rather, Mieze Riedel, Lynda Rimke, Darla Summer and Gail Wetherell-Sack along with our very own Resident Artists, Marty Chapman, Laura Donnelly, Joan Henninger, Ruth Koomler, Dona McCloskey and Michelle Mulligan have presented jazzy artwork in various mediums inspired by the theme. Keeping the gallery hopping with lively music were “The Copious Notes”. The month’s exhibit will be in place through June 8th (when we’ll celebrate our 2nd ArtFest on the brick street in front of the gallery!). Open hours at the Spot are Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 1 to 6 pm. Come check out all our jazz!!
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ONE DAY ONLY!
Find a unique Mother’s Day gift from the selection of exquisitely crafted jewelry of Paula Mastrioanni! See you on Saturday, May 4th during gallery hours!
On Friday, the 10th, the Art Spot will hold its monthly opening reception centered around the theme, “The Art of Jazz”. More than a dozen of your favorite artists will exhibit works they’ve created exclusively for this show.
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On Friday, April 12th, the Market Street Art Spot blossomed with warmth as visitors came to view the wonderfully colorful works of Isabel Zaldivar. On the keyboard, Kathy Reichenberger provided a perfect tonal backdrop for the evening. With tasty temptations on the refreshment table *(Joan’s scrumtuous dip recipe posted below), a great time was enjoyed by all who stopped by. MSAS sincerely appreciates this month’s sponsor, Martin Pallet, Inc.
Sun Dried Tomato Dip
In a large mixing bowl, combine the cream cheese, mayonnaise, onion and garlic until blended. Stir in tomatoes and red peppers. Stir in mozzarella, Mexican cheese and 3/4 cup Parmesan cheese.
Transfer to a greased 13 x 9 baking dish. Sprinkle with the remaining Parmesan cheese. Bake uncovered at 350 degrees for 25 minutes. Serve with crackers, or vegetables.
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Tagged art, arts, Culture, Gallery, minerva, watercolor paintings
…is Isabel Zaldivar!
Nature of the Sea – Isabel Zaldivar
Isabel received art education at the School for the Formation of Educators in Cordoba, Argentina. With continued art studies at Kent State Stark and with well known artists such as Bette Elliot, Ed Whitney, Gerald Bromer, Carol Barnes and Virginia Cobb, Isabel has become a fixture in the local arts community and is well known for her participation in charitable works. She is a signature member of the Ohio Watercolor Society and the Canton Artist League, exhibiting in numerous art shows and galleries and garnering many awards.
Isabel’s work will be at the Art Spot from Friday, April 12th, when the show opens, through Saturday, May 4th. The opening reception on Friday, the 12th is from 5 to 9 pm and will include light refreshments and live music performed by Kathy Reichenberger. Sponsoring the event is Martin Pallet, Inc.
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As Featured Artist at the Market Street Art Spot in March, watercolorist, Rudy Amatangelo provided patrons with plentiful paintings over which to peruse – most of them quiet landscapes depicting scenes into which you might feel led to wander. Providing lively music for the evening, Jeffrey “JT” Teis and Dave Krajcik, warmed up the crowd of those who came out to enjoy the exhibit. If you missed it, you’ll have until Saturday, April 6th to view the wonderful landscapes of one of the area’s most influential artists, Mr. Rudy Amatangelo.
A huge THANK YOU to the Minerva Area Chamber of Commerce who made the evening’s event possible.
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Tagged art spot, arts, watercolorist
Opening this Friday, March 8th, you’ll be treated to the wonderful watercolor paintings of Rudy Amatangelo. Rudy has had an impact on so many of our area artists, it would be a shame for you to miss this exhibit. The show will be up until April 6th, but for live music by Kathy Reichenberger, light refreshments and an opportunity to visit with Rudy, you’ll have to stop in this Friday from 5 to 9 pm! Looking forward to seeing you there! Our thanks to Martin Pallet, Inc. for this month’s sponsorship!
Winter’s Thaw – Rudy Amatangelo
