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NEW ARTISTS

Eileen T. Sunderland

Cheryl Kneisley

Bernard Gartner

Gallery 202 supports local artists, USA made and green friendly!

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Mt Carmel St Ann's Mural Project

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August:

August 1-29, Special Underwater Exhibit by Cheryl Kneisley, Artist Reception August 9, 6-9pm. Open to Public, Gallery 202, 38 N. State St., 614-890-8202

September:t

James Atwood - Watercolors - landscapes and animals.  This 80 year old artist continues to produce exquisite paintings with rich colors and details. (A long time Westerville fixture, teacher and supporter of the arts). September 3rd - September 27
Open to the public artist reception September 18th (Thursday)  6pm
Open Fourth Friday, Sept 26th 6-9pm

October:

Many Ann Titus - Quilts - Mary Ann produces quilts that represent narrative stories and often elicit deep emotional responses for and with the viewer.  
Oct 1 - Oct 31th,  Opening Reception TBA
Open Midnight Madness - 7pm - Midnight

November:

Exploring our own back yard:
Collection of art from local artists - interested artists may contact the gallery Programs@gallery202online.com, 614-890-8202
Additional holiday hours and open on Uptown Westerville Holiday Weekend. Friday Dec 5th 6-9 pm.
November 5th - December 20th.

December

Annual PTA Reflections
Our annual local children's exhibit has moved to December. Students in kindergarten through grade 8 are encouraged to create and submit works of art in six areas: literature, musical composition, photography, visual arts (which include art forms such as drawing, painting, print making, and collage), film/ videography and dance/choreography.
December 10th January 10th.
Special award ceremonies on January 6, 7, 8 2009  for the young artists and their parents.

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Posters/tee shirts available for 150th celebration - at the gallery.

A Monroe Courtright Community Service Award: SNP Article

Monroe Courtright was the Owner/Editor of The Westerville Public Opinion.  He was known throughout the community not only for his professional life but also for his incredible desire to serve the Westerville Community.  He was a member of the Westerville Rotary Club and when he passed away in 1977, the club created the A.Monroe Courtright Community Service Award to honor him.  The award has continued for the past 31 years to recognize a community members who emulates Rotary’s Motto of “Service Above Self” and a commitment to Westerville.

This Year, one of Uptown’s own was recognized.  Renee J Kropat from Gallery 202, Partners in Art, Inc. received this award last Thursday at the Regular meeting of the Westerville Rotary Noon Club Meeting.    “It’s an honor and a surprise.  My contributions to the community are really small steps but Westerville is a great place to live and work!  Helping in small ways is important to me and fun! Thank you!”

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