a special material she invented to turn old fabric into waterproof containers. Ted Lyons and Ron Kerr search the Hoosier countryside looking for old barns to purchase and deconstruct. Back in their Greenfield workshop, they turn the wood into handsome furniture such as bed frames, benches, cabinets, and tables. Children are encouraged to attend this daylong event, as there will be activities for them, as well. In celebration of America Recycles Day, employees from kidscommons Children’s Museum will present art activities with an earth-friendly theme. There’s no charge to participate, and kids of all ages are welcome. In observance of the show’s tenth anniversary, several activities are planned during the week preceding the event. They include a children’s design competition, a free showing of the award-winning documentary Waste Land, and a month long preview exhibit at Phi Gallery in the Hotel Indigo Columbus Architectural Center, with an artists’ reception to be held there on Friday, November 14. The Bartholomew County Solid Waste Management District, Columbus Area Arts Council, Columbus Area Visitors Center, Hotel Indigo, Jordy McTaggart’s, Papa’s Deli/Papa’s Grill, Pentzer Printing, Puccini’s, and Yats-Columbus sponsor the annual event. For more information about Déjà Vu Art and Fine Craft Show, call the Columbus Area Arts Council at (812) 376-2539 or see the Déjà Vu Facebook page at <https://www.facebook.com/ DejaVuArtAndFineCraftShow>.
Oval Art Deco necklace by Bob Blum.
Barn wood table by Ted Lyons and Ron Kern.
Fall Special Exhibitions Indiana University Art Museum
PIERRE DAURA (1896–1976)
Picturing Attachments
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Special Exhibitions Gallery October 4 - December 21, 2014
Admission is always free
Brush Ink Paper
Selections from the Collection of Dr. Thomas Kuebler
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