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April 25, 26, 27, 2008

Meet the artists at the 2008 Spring Artwalk! Nearly 100 artists along Main Street and in the Foundry Arts Centre will participate in this unique experience. All exhibits are inside; see the artists in action! Sculptors, painters, potters, photographers, glass jewelry, digital and fiber artists will exhibit their work.

Check out the music, dance, food, wine and enjoy the Arts and Culture District on Historic Main Street Saint Charles —
an art destination!


List of Galleries

First Capitol Trading Post: 207 S. Main

Jake's On Main: 136 S. Main

Metro The Salon: 136 S. Main

Picasso's Coffeehouse: 101 N. Main

George Denninger Gallery: 115 N. Main
www.georgedenninger.com

The Sacks Group: 213 N. Main

The Snap Group: 215 N. Main
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Framations: 218 N. Main
www.framations.com

Hannegan's Real Estate & Construction: 223 N. Main

Remington's Art Gallery & Framing: 302 N. Main

Foundry Art Centre: 520 N. Main Center
www.foundryartcentre.org

Presented by Saint Charles Riverfront Arts in cooperation with the Historic Downtown Association












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MEDIA KIT 2007 – 2008

<< St. Charles, A Creative Community

PRESS ROOM ARCHIVES

<< ArtWalk Overview
<< ArtWalk Announcement
<< Passport to Art Contest
<< Entertainment & Activities Schedule
<< Feature Print Selected
<< Gerald Haessig Aids Katrina Efforts

<< Plein Air Takes Center Stage


FOUNDRY ART CENTRE

Gallery I & II
Internal Illumination

Feb. 8 – Mar. 21, 2008
Reception, Friday, Feb. 8: 6-9pm

Gallery I & II PaperWork In, On, and of Paper IV

Mar. 28 – May 9, 2008
Reception, Friday, Mar. 28: 6-9pm

Unrefined Light: Image-making with Plastic Cameras and their Friends

May 16 – June 27, 2008
Reception, Friday, May 16: 6-9pm

Gallery I & II Figurative Works

Visit the Foundryartcentre.org for more information


ARTWORK CREDITS: From top left: Water Color by Fraser Leonard, Glass Sculpture by Gerald Haessig, Raku Pottery by Joan Powell, and
Steel Sculpture by Larry Pogue