by Amy GibasTeenworks & Kids’ Kreations celebrates the artwork created by students attending art classes throughout Bay County. This is a wonderful opportunity to see their imaginative art displayed in the Rowley Gallery at Studio 23.
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by Amy GibasTeenworks & Kids’ Kreations celebrates the artwork created by students attending art classes throughout Bay County. This is a wonderful opportunity to see their imaginative art displayed in the Rowley Gallery at Studio 23.
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by Amy GibasJanuary 20 – February 4, 2023
This exhibit showcases artwork created “en plein air,” outdoors from observation, at Plein Air painting events hosted by Studio 23 throughout 2022. We look forward to bringing some warm weather and sunshine into the gallery during the cold weeks of winter!
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by Amy GibasStudio 23 welcomes B. B. Winslow for this solo exhibition of colorful, mixed-media abstractions. Winslow’s composition juxtapose geometric motifs with atmospheric color fields, exploring his lifelong wonder about the infinity of the sky and his love of cloud forms.
Winslow earned the Master of Fine Arts (1988) in painting and art history from Pratt Institute, Graduate School of Fine Arts, Brooklyn, New York. He earned the Bachelor of Fine Arts (1980) in painting and biology from Central Michigan University, School of Fine Arts.
He recently retired after 29 years at the Midland Center for the Arts, Midland, Michigan, where he served as Director and Curator of the Alden B. Dow Museum of Science and Art. His work has been exhibited in museums, art centers, and galleries across the Great Lakes states, while he has juried numerous exhibitions as well as speaking on various topics in contemporary art and art history.
Winslow is also a musician, singer/songwriter, having performed professionally since the 1970’s as a solo artist and with numerous bands.
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by Amy GibasStudio 23 welcomes B. B. Winslow for this solo exhibition of colorful, mixed-media abstractions. Winslow’s composition juxtapose geometric motifs with atmospheric color fields, exploring his lifelong wonder about the infinity of the sky and his love of cloud forms.
Winslow earned the Master of Fine Arts (1988) in painting and art history from Pratt Institute, Graduate School of Fine Arts, Brooklyn, New York. He earned the Bachelor of Fine Arts (1980) in painting and biology from Central Michigan University, School of Fine Arts.
He recently retired after 29 years at the Midland Center for the Arts, Midland, Michigan, where he served as Director and Curator of the Alden B. Dow Museum of Science and Art. His work has been exhibited in museums, art centers, and galleries across the Great Lakes states, while he has juried numerous exhibitions as well as speaking on various topics in contemporary art and art history.
Winslow is also a musician, singer/songwriter, having performed professionally since the 1970’s as a solo artist and with numerous bands.
Artist Lecture: Saturday, November 26, 3 p.m.
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by Amy GibasJoin Artist in Residence Boisali Biswas as she discusses the techniques, materials, and inspirations of her breathtaking solo exhibition, Metamorphosis of the Strands, on display through November 12, 2022. This residency is made possible by the C Joanne Grabinski Artist-in-Residence Fund.
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by Amy GibasCameron Sich of MCI Insurance will discuss what artists should know about insuring their artwork.
This event is free and offered as a hybrid session. Join us in person or virtually on Zoom. Registration is required.
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by Amy GibasJoin instructor Sean Gallagher for a laid-back evening of drawing together and enjoying drinks at Drift Shoreline Beer Garden. This program is a part of our Summer Solstice Art-a-thon.
This is a paid event. Registration is required and will be available soon.
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by Amy GibasLearn the fundamentals to creating a successful artist portfolio with artist and arts educator Nick Reszetar. This program is a part of our Summer Solstice Art-a-thon.
Life-long artist and art educator Nick Reszetar holds his Master of Fine Arts degree from Kendall College of Art and Design in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He also holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Eastern Michigan University and an Associate Degree in photography from Washtenaw Community College. He has lived in Michigan most of his life in Michigan, and now holds a full Professorship at the Savannah College of Art and Design, spending the school season along the gorgeous SE Atlantic Coast. There he teaches drawing and design classes, and is the Lead Coordinator for the Gesture Jam Drawing Events at SCAD. Back in his Michigan studio during breaks and summers, he works primarily in drawing, painting, and photography, and has experience with installation and graphic design work. Much of his current work focuses on the figure, where he questions psychology, identity and human relationships. Nick’s work has been in regional, national and international juried shows around the country, and has received awards and been published in various books and media outlets.
This event is free and offered as a virtual session on Zoom only. Registration is required.
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