(NWPR-OH) – “Paul’s stunning work embodies conceptual values such as mass, volume, space, color and perspective, while at the same time containing a spiritual quality which evokes an emotional response,” said Julie Clark of Bear’s Mill. “He says that he aims to record the wonder and beauty of the universe he experiences each new day, and his paintings reflect that joy in being alive. We are very excited about the opportunity to share Paul’s creations with our community.”
Going on view Friday, November 26, “Art at the Mill” is all about former professor of art and Parma, Michigan resident, Paul Wolber. His exhibit features his realistic paintings, including images of the exotic lands throughout his travels in Europe and China. The show remains on view through January 2, 2011.
Bear’s Mill is located at 6450 Arcanum-Bear’s Mill Road about 5 miles east of Greenville. For more information, call 937.548.5112 or see www.bearsmill.com.
Works by award-winning photographer Jim Witmer and the clay creations of David Kirchner are now view through the month of December during Art at the Mill’s final show of the season. Witmer is a local photojournalist who is currently a staff photographer/videographer for the Dayton Daily News and WHIO-TV.…
(NWPR) - “Harvest time was and is a time of celebration for agricultural communities like Darke County,” said outreach manager Becky Dynes of the Friends of Bear’s Mill in the Greenville, Ohio region in Western Ohio. “In keeping with tradition, we celebrate with tours and grinding demos, bean soup…
WHERE: OHIO: Greenville, Bear’s Mill WHEN: Friday, June 24 with artist reception 6:00-9:00 pm. On view through Sunday, July 24. TITLE: Art at the Mill BRIEF ABOUT: Exhibit features limited edition photographs, original sculpture, and videos created by Darke County native Natalie Wetzel and Michigan resident Jan Kruszewski. MORE DETAILS: …
(NWPR-OH) – “Paul’s stunning work embodies conceptual values such as mass, volume, space, color and perspective, while at the same time containing a spiritual quality which evokes an emotional response,” said Julie Clark of Bear’s Mill. “He says that he aims to record the wonder and beauty of the universe he experiences each new day, and his paintings reflect that joy in being alive. We are very excited about the opportunity to share Paul’s creations with our community.”
