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The artist’s reception is now confirmed for:

Friday August 28th

5- 7 PM

At: Isabella Bean Coffee Shop

Come and see some great art and meet the  artists.

Drinks and food available for purchase – help support both  the arts and local business.

About the Show

Flyers

Click on the above for flyers (US letter size pdf file  with 3 flyers on  sheet ready for printing)

Designed to look good in color or black and white!

Brenda Burns-Uban’s art will now be featured at Isabella Bean along with her husband Jon’s in the September and October 2009 show.

The paintings representing the 2009 season are now hanging in the Foyer of the Chicago Street Theater. All of them along with the shows that they illustrate can be found here

Rest of the article here

“I just love photography, and I admit I tend to go to extremes in my work,” said Novakowski, a Miller artist who has, at times, been a poet, a painter, a newspaper reporter and graphic designer. “This is just so different, you wonder what their stories are or what’ll happen next.”

A couple of paragraphs from a piece in the June 25th Post Tribune by Michael Gonzalez. Dan will be showing at Isabella Bean thru September and October 2009.

Most of Novakowski’s works contain traditional compositional elements of good photography — the straight edge of a butcher’s knife and a man’s tattooed arms framing a woman’s face or manes of blond hair flowing like raging rivers across prints — but it’s the splashes of thickly layered, water color painted features that jump start the life of their models.

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is confirmed for the first installment of Art at Isabella Bean. This really is excellent news.