Exhibit Schedule
2nd Quarter
All-Member Exhibition
March 27 – June 30
Featured Artists – Three-Person Shows
SECOND SATURDAYS
Friends, Fun & GREAT ART!
Receptions: 6pm – 9pm
March 27 – April 28
Reception April 13
John Mazurek, Julie Schilf, James Wright
May 1 – 23
Reception May 11
Kim Rahal, Laura M. Jameson, Rick Braunshausen
May 29 – June 30
Reception June 8
Mary Mollerskov, Katrina Sustachek, Paul Weber
We also mount quarterly exhibits on-site at our
ArtCorp partner locations: Harborside Common
Grounds, Minuteman Press, Rustic Road Brewing
Co., Kenosha Area Chamber of Commerce,
Kenosha Area Business Alliance, WGTD Studios
91.1 FM and all five of our State Legislators’ offices
in Madison!
Visit our websites and Facebook pages
for current event and class information
lemonstreetgallery.org
kenoshaunionparkproject.com
4601 Sheridan Road Kenosha, WI 53140-3323
Tel 262-605-4745
info@lemonstreetgallery.org
Lemon Street Gallery & ArtSpace, Inc. is a creatively
driven, nonprofit visual art organization. We provide quality
visual arts education, sponsor and support cultural endeavors,
and offer a professional forum for artists to exhibit and sell their
work. We invest in our amazing neighborhood through our
development initiative, KenoshaUnionParkProject, or KUPP.
We celebrate diversity! You are welcome no matter
who you are, where you or your ancestors were born, what you
believe in, or whom you love.
REMARKABLE ARTIST MEMBERS
Dawn Acerbi, Lenora Barks, Diana Becker, Matt Bellefuille,
Bill Berggren, Melody Bigalke, James Block, Cindy Boyd,
Richard Braunshausen Jr.,Tom Budzinski, Tom Bushery,
Nancy Cebula,Tom Clark, John Clazmer, Elizabeth Dary,
Deedee Dumont, Lynne Rae Eaton, Terry Evans,
Barbara Farrell, James Foster, Carolyn Garland, Cindy Garwood,
Fred Gregory, Chet Griffith, Rob Hafferman, April Harris,
David Harrison, Greg Helding, Jayne Herring, Gail Houghton,
Melanie Hovey, Aaron Hunzinger, Deborah Isaacson,
Laura Marie Jameson, Melissa Kirkeby, Kristin Kornkven,
Amanda Kraenzle, Patricia Krueger, Michael Litewski,
Andrew Loyd, James MacAyeal, Deborah Madigan,
John C. Mazurek, Dale Mellor, Melodie, Robert Melton,
Alison Merritt, Marjorie Meyer, Mary Mollerskov,
Virginia Morrisseau, Mary Neely, Bruce Niemi, Sandra Nowicki,
Kate Peterson, Bob Podrasky, Kim Rahal, Leila Rawley,
Robert Rollins, Rudbeckia Press, Julie Schilf, Robert Schnack,
Suellyn Scoon, Christine Sikora, Dan Simoneau,
Bernard Spinelli, Colleen Steenhagen, Katrina Sustachek,
Pat Thurman, Elizabeth Tivol, Randy Urry, Paul Weber,
Jim Wright, Laura Zielinski, Pat Zuzinec
Est. 1999
Art Class
Schedule
& Gallery News
April - June 2013
Helpful Geniuses
Tom Bushery, Beth & Kim Dary, Deedee Dumont,
Stephen Hovey Sr, Jude Linden, Christine Sikora, Paul Weber
Awesome Board of Directors
President-Beth Dary, VP-Wes Barwick, Treasurer-Peter Boyd,
Secretary-Jacqueline Sieracki, At Large: Sandy Aguilera, David Hankins,
Lynn Ann Johnston, Kelly Leithner, Mark Wistar
Extraordinary Staff
Director - Melanie Hovey Business Manager - John C. Mazurek
Member Services, Marketing Specialist – Elizabeth Dary
Gallery Hours
Wednesday thru Saturday 11am – 6pm
Sunday 11am – 4pm
Painting – Beginner & Beyond
Session 1:
5 Saturdays
Session 2:
5 Saturdays
Wheat Paste Decorative Paper
April 20 - May 18
9:30-11:30am
May 25 - June 22
9:30-11:30am
Whether you are a beginner or an accomplished
painter, this is the painting class for you! For those
of you who don’t know Kathy, she’s a gifted artist,
but equally important to her students, she’s a patient,
empowering instructor. You will learn a lot from her
calm, skilled approach! Oil painters bring oil paints,
no-odor turpentine and Liquin gel medium. Acrylic
painters bring acrylic paints, acrylic gel medium.
Everyone bring brushes, pallet knife and a canvas,
board or whatever surface you wish to paint on.
Bring images if you want them for reference.
Register early, class size is limited to eight students.
Instructor:
Fee:
Kathleen Laybourn MFA
$70 per session
Stained Glass Seminar
1 Sunday
May 19
9am-1pm
This hands-on class introduces students to copper-foil
method (Tiffany style) stained glass craft by
completing a small project. You will design a small
sun-catcher, select and cut the glass, grind each piece,
foil them and then solder the glass pieces together.
All supplies provided.
Instructor:
Supply fee:
Fee:
Melanie Hovey
$5 to instructor
$50
Hidden Treasure Book
2 Sundays
June 2 - 9
1pm – 5pm
Students will cut apart a book and redesign it into a
hidden treasure book. The book will be recovered in
book cloth and the hidden recess inside will be
covered in decorative papers and other decorative
elements. Please bring a bone folder.
Instructor:
Supply fee:
Fee:
Lisa Bigalke MFA
$15 to instructor
$70
1 Sunday
May 26
1pm-5pm
Learn to create your own decorative paper using
wheat flour, pigment, stamps, and tools. Students
should bring 10-15 sheets of heavy (140#) large
(16x20+) paper. Materials fee covers wheat paste,
paints & dyes, stamps and ink setters.
Instructor:
Supply fee:
Fee:
Lisa Bigalke MFA
$10 to instructor
$50
Concertina Books
2 Sundays
April 28 – May 5
1-5pm
Ceramics
6 Wednesdays
April 10 – May 15 6pm - 8:30pm
Designed for beginning ceramics students, this class
is structured like a workshop so that intermediate
students can work independently with the guidance
of a skilled instructor close at hand. You’ll be
introduced to clay, while learning many of the
methods used for building, surface decoration,
glazing, and finishing hand-built pottery or sculpture.
Instructor:
Supply fee:
Fee:
Samantha Nelson MFA candidate
$2/lb clay, includes glaze/firing
$75
Students will learn to bind hard cover concertina
books. Concertina books make great archival photo
albums and memento scrapbooks. This exposed
spine binding is very flexible when adding thicker
objects. Please bring a bone folder. Materials fee
covers all supplies.
Instructor:
Supply fee:
Fee:
Lisa Bigalke MFA
$25 to instructor
$70
Encaustic Painting Seminar
1 Saturday
June 29
9am - 2 pm
Encaustic is an ancient method, which combines oil
paints, varnish and beeswax to create a textural
painting of remarkable color.
The paint/wax
mixture is applied with a palette knife, then heated
until it melts and flows. This class is for beginner
and intermediate painters. Bring oil paints if you have
them, and a lunch (there will not be time to leave.)
Instructor:
Supply fee:
Fee:
Kathleen Laybourn MFA
$12 to instructor
$60
Lemon Street’s education department is evolving! We
now have ongoing partnerships with Washington
Middle School, social service organizations, and host
Clayground 3 times each week. Our plan for 2013 is
to schedule fewer, more specialized classes for
teens/adults. We will continue to offer excellent
painting, book arts, ceramics classes and more.
Always check our website for additional classes.
Lemon Street Clayground
Come make art in our open ceramics studio,
Clayground! It is open Tuesday and Thursday
evenings, 6pm-9pm, and starting April 7th, Sundays,
Noon to 3pm. It is free; you just buy our clay for $2
per pound, which includes glazes and firing. We
have tools you can borrow, or you can bring your
own. Clayground is open studio time for those who
are 16 and older with some experience working with
clay. No instruction is provided. Children under age
16 may attend when accompanied by an adult who
will stay to supervise their art-making. The clay
studio in downstairs, to which there is no elevator.
Please like Lemon Street Clayground on Facebook,
and check it for up to the minute information.