2019 Series & Special FeaturesMAY 17 Student Art Showcase

JUNE 21 Make Music Day

JULY 19 Chalk on the Town

AUG. 16 Paint on the Town

SEPT. 20 PARK(ing) Day

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Experience the West End like Never Before!Enjoy unique, pop-up entertainment in the 500-600 West blocks of College Ave. from 5-8 p.m. each Art on the Town night! From bellydancing and spray paint artists to mimes and so much more – you never know what you will see next! Visit AppletonDowntown.org to see a lineup of performers each month!

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Houdini Plaza • 3:30 - 6p.m. June 21: Make Music DayJuly 19: Chalk About FunAugust 16: Paint Party Show your creative side with family-friendly activities including:• Make & Take Art Projects• Collaborative Art Pieces• Movement Activities• And So Much More!

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ART on the TOWN more information at appletondowntown.org

1. L.U. Wriston Art Galleries, Lawrence University Artist & Collector: La Vera Pohl

2. Mud & Prints // Studio and Gallery, 311 E. College Ave. Patt Huss: Oil and cold wax demo

3. The Fire, 230 E. College Ave. Elle Johnson with her scrunchies, Kathy Boettcher with her painted ceramics, Kemery Zetzman with ceramics and painting, and more!

4. Blue Moon Emporium, 227 E. College Ave. Screen printing by Amano Prints and Threads, $5 shirts while supplies last.

5. Pinot’s Palette Appleton, 226 E. College Ave. Appleton Team Pinot – Local artisans and creative visionaries.

6. Lillians of Appleton, 115 E. College Ave. Lance A. Tischauser: Born and currently resides in Appleton. While always being interested in artistic activities, it wasn’t until his late 20s that Lance picked up a paint brush. He was blessed with a modest upbringing; his friends and experiences that stretch from Waupaca county nature to the “big city” of Appleton fueled his imagination and still influence his paintings today.

7. Brewed Awakenings, 107 E. College Ave. Leah Vander Zanden: Painter

8. Hoot & Company, 103 E. College Ave. Katie Boland: Designer and weaver creating one-of-a-kind pieces for your home. Inspired by nature, Katie likes to combine organic shapes, texture and natural materials reflecting her surroundings.

9. The Trout Museum of Art, 111 W. College Ave. Painting in the Plaza!

10. FOX CITIES Magazine @ Houdini Plaza FOX CITIES Magazine presents airbrush artist Dave Gauthier, who specializes in special effects makeup and body paint.

11. Copper Rock Coffee Company, 210 W. College Ave. Gretchen Wood wishes to provide others with joy-filled inspiration, a reminder to dream their own dreams, and in all things be hopeful. Her paintings are expressive & poetic interpretations of nature, shedding light on a simple beauty that is all around us.

12. CopperLeaf Boutique Hotel & Spa, 300 W. College Ave. Leif Larson: Telling strange, fun, intelligent stories is what he loves to do with art. He uses the stuff people make, spaces we inhabit and things we consume in narratives to enhance the sense of humor and irony, and to add a touch of curiosity.

13. Angels Forever-Windows of Light, 310 W. College Ave. Erin Enk will be exhibiting her beautiful, nature-inspired watercolor art, prints and notecards. Enjoy complimentary Vande Walle’s chocolates while you enjoy her purchasable art.

14. ACOCA Coffee, 500 W. College Ave. Megan Fredrich: Painter

15. Attic on the Ave., 506 W. College Ave. Live Art Show! Ginny believes “Art can be expressed as an extension of one’s own personal inner and outer dimension.” Watch as Ginny creates her magic using acrylic paint! We will also have paint and rocks available for the kids!

16. Fress Restaurant & Bar, 511 W. College Ave. Amber Rennert: Oshkosh-based, abstract art & acrylic pouring sealed in resin; nature inspired, featuring unique textures & metallic elements. Hannah Kuplack: Appleton-based figurative artist inspired by nature & the human form; primarily watercolor, ink & metallics.

17. McFleshman’s Brewing Co., 115 S. State St. Striving for vivid color or striking monochrome, Treble Stigen re-imagines her photos using a variety of techniques and finds inspiration in music. Treble will be demonstrating how to create upcycled CD and mixed media art. Pieces will be available for purchase and your own personalization. You don’t want to miss this fun!

18. Appleton Beer Factory, 603 W. College Ave. Professional local artist Stephanie Harvey will be answering questions & doing demonstrations of hand embroidery & watercolor painting on fabric. Harvey will have several of her recent fiber art pieces, intaglio prints and other fun art pieces on display and for sale.

19. Float Light Float Center, 609 W. College Ave. Art by Shanti – or “Shanti” for short. Shanti Bennett is best known for her work depicting women, with an emphasis on the face to evoke feeling & connection. She also brings stories alive from her childhood memories in several pieces. Her work has been described as whimsical, spiritual, colorful, thought provoking, very eclectic and versatile. She enjoys the freedom of mixed media.

ART ON THE TOWN

Paint on the Town

AUGUST 16, 2019

Interested in learning more about this month’s featured artists? Visit the individual business and artist Facebook pages!

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