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Artists’ Own Studio Tour

You are invited to visit the studios of six Artists’ Own artists on Sunday, June 8, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

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Or, visit Artists’ Own by Saturday, 4:00 p.m. to pick up a map.

 
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”I Dreamt I Held You in My Arms” by Linda Lamar

You will find Linda at her Terra Mano Studio working in a specialized medium of paper-clay. Linda is inspired by her travels and her pieces reflect a respect for nature and humanity. Linda will have a wide variety of sculptural work and small, fired pieces on display.
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Dan Bollock is owner of “Mark of the Maker”, and Dan will be working with walnut wood as he prepares pieces for his show at Tippecanoe Arts Federation (opening June 27). Dan promises that you will see “a garage jam-packed with tools and wood!” And, of course, on display will be his beautiful furniture, boxes, and bowls.
 
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You will find Joanne Titolo in her Battle Ground studio where she carefully nurtures sterling silver to form pendants, earrings, brooches and tiny books. Her artful sculptures made of stones, wood, shells, bones and earth-fired clay have a quiet, peaceful presence. Because Joanne is an artist of many mediums, you will also see paintings in both paint and pencil.
 
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Sandra Daniel’s second floor studio is located in a Victorian house in The Ferry Street Studios. Painting in this space since last August,  Sandra has been creating soft-palate abstracts and impressionist works in what she calls, “a perfect painting room!”   Several recent works were inspired by a workshop and “plein air” event in New Harmony, IN.
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”Beached” by Sara Vanderkleed
When giving directions to the Flying Pig Studios Sara guides you to State Road 25 West and says, “Watch for the silo!” This home studio is at the family farm, and yet farming is seldom the motif of Sara’s works of art. You will see her colorful, contemporary, “edgy” house/home series and landscapes of land and water.
Enable images in your email program to see this graphic. Darlene Mitchell’s studio is at 104 Main Street in Battle Ground. Darlene is skilled in many mediums, and you will find a wide variety of fine art paintings, sculptures and works in clay. Her painting series have included Indiana barns, retro-household items, florals and landscapes and her sculptures and clay works often incorporate the human form. 


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