Public Notice

 

Periodically, there will be works of art  on the grounds and in the gallery that represent the unclothed human form.

 

Annual Gallery Show 

  Participating Artists

 

Featured in the Papillon Indoor Gallery will be the paintings and sculptures of Valentine Welman covering the span of 75 years of creative effort.

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The gallery is open by appointment from June 1st to October 1st.

 (Please note

that the park grounds are open year round, dawn to dusk.) contact us.

 

 

Past Participating Park Artists

 

          Funeral Notices

It is with deepest regret that we announce the deaths of the following leading sculptors: Vasily Fedorouk (Ukrainian residing in Chicago); Valdis Varins (Latvian residing in Seattle); and Benbow Bullock (California.)  Their contributions to the field of sculpture are immeasurable.  They each touched many lives and influenced the work of many emerging sculptors.  They will be remembered.

Art in the Park Festival

2010

August 15th, Sunday

 

Thank all of you for attending and for making this event such a success despite the day being the hottest of the year.

 

 

 

The Art in the Park Festival creates indoor/outdoor exhibition space for fine artists to reveal new works to the public. Artists from all over the world participate in this annual event. Begun in 1998 with thirteen international artists, the outdoor space now hosts the work of 70 artists. In 2010, the Indoor Gallery will feature a retrospective of the works by painter, printmaker and sculptor, Valentine Welman. By having an open air forum, the public can interact one to one on a very personal and immediate level with the artwork. Although we are building a permanent collection, most of the works are offered for sale.  It is held on even numbered years.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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