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See You At Sandhill Crane Vineyards
Here’s something exciting: I’m hosting an artists reception at Sandhill Crane Vineyards on Friday, May 6 for my Artists In Jackson project.
My dear artistic friend Colleen here (one of the artists featured!) is helping me with event and art details. It’s a great location, and I can’t wait to throw a big party for all my new artistic comrades.
If you’re in Michigan this May, please join me!
Artists In Jackson: Doug Jones
“This place lacks confidence. That comes out in so many ways, and it’s important to me for people to recognize that they’re valuable.”
Read Doug’s profile at Artists In Jackson.
Artists In Jackson: Melissa Morse
“It’s true for most artists, but I’m an extremely emotionally-driven artist. I want people to feel something when they look at it. I put my heart and soul into what I do.”
Read Melissa’s profile at Artists In Jackson.
Artists In Jackson: Stephen Ziegenfuss
“I would prefer to make guitars and give them away, if it was feasible to do that.”
Read Stephen’s profile at Artists In Jackson.
Artists In Jackson: Nicole Cure
“I don’t like to be pushy with my art. If they want to come look, they can come look and bring their own viewpoint.”
Read Nicole’s profile at Artists In Jackson.
Artists In Jackson: Kaiti McDonough
“It’s always related to nature, and silhouettes. I’ve had a love for silhouettes for years now. So when I realized when I put these two things together—bodies, hands, leaves—I was forcing myself to think outside the box. I wanted something that made you look closer.”
Read Kaiti’s profile at Artists In Jackson.
Artists In Jackson: Cassandra Spicer
“I realized very quickly that being a studio art major would be a lot of fun for the artistic side of me, but I still had practical parts of me that needed to know things about business and finance.”
Read Cassandra’s profile at Artists In Jackson.
Artists In Jackson: Jason Felde
“It feels good to have my stuff out there, and get the reaction. And even the not-okay reactions feel good.”
Read Jason’s profile at Artists In Jackson.