Carnegie Center for the Arts

A Walk in Nature

carnegieadmin — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 18:18:57 +0000

On August 22nd, The Carnegie Art Center is proud to display photography by Roy Van Loo. Mr. Van Loo is a local artist from Battle Creek, MI whose photography and artwork is of nature in all of its forms.

The gallery will remain open to the public until October 17th. Admission is free, so don’t wait to view it!

Le Avventure di Pinocchio and other selected works

carnegieadmin — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 20:30:30 +0000

Opening August 22nd, “Le Avventure di Pinocchio and other selected works” is opening at the Carnegie Art Center. Created by Susan Moran, this show consists of fabrics and silks that will be arranged in the mezzanine.

The show will remain open until October 17th and admission is free. Be sure to stop by!

The Visual Art of Love & Forgiveness

carnegieadmin — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 15:17:40 +0000

From August 22nd through October 17th, the Carnegie Art Center will be displaying The Visual Art of Love & Forgiveness Exhibit. This art exhibit gives shape to the themes of love and forgiveness as expressed through sacred and spiritual art.

Exhibiting artists are Anne Anson, Kim Dixon, Anne Labat-Gepert, Francis Granzotto, Garrylee McCormick, Michael Northrop, Nancy Stroupe, Susan Teague, Bill Tye, Karla Tye, Karen Vosburg and Jerry Westgerdes. The exhibit will also feature sculptures and carvings of two private Santos collections from the New Mexico religious tradition.

Entrance is free, so please stop in to see the beautiful and unique art featured in this exhibit!

Become a Friend of the Carnegie

carnegieadmin — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 15:37:42 +0000

Are you a friend of the Carnegie Art Center?

Would you like to be?

Now is a great time to join the Carnegie Center as we celebrate our 30th year as an art center! The Carnegie Center has been and remains an exciting and educational place for all to experience the arts.

Donations start at $35 and higher donations get you higher discounts on gallery purchases, class tuition, and all levels will receive invitations to all events and newsletters. Of course, you’ll also get the satisfaction of knowing that you helped the local art center and get involved with the community!!

We hope to see you soon,

Donna Grubbs

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Carnegie Mission Statement
“The Carnegie Center for the Arts is a private nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting personal growth, self-expression, and appreciation of the visual, literary, and performing arts among the people of southwestern Michigan, through exhibits, performances, and participatory experiences.”

Board of Directors

Julie Howe, President; Barry Visel, Vice-President; Ben Smith, Secretary;

Gary Armstrong, Treasurer.

James Allen, Ray Bendure, Sharon Bippus, Marcia Blackman, Charlene Chase, Larry Clark, Vic Eichler, Lola Gross, Michael Northrop, Donna Rathert, Peggy Ruggles, Paul Schubert, Pam Thompson.

Donna Grubbs, Executive Director

The Carnegie Center for the Arts is a 501 (C) 3 nonprofit agency supported in part by grants from the St. Joseph County United Way, the Irving S. Gilmore Foundation, the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs, the Sturgis Area Community Foundation, Arts Council for Greater Kalamazoo, Three Rivers Woman’s Club (GFWC), the Mittler Family Foundation, EverGreen Foundation, Fetzer Institute, Fiber Converters Foundation Inc., Geraldine Tase Trust, City of Three Rivers, Wong Foundation, and our Friends of the Carnegie.