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Enjoy
perusing these Hello Galena event photos; just click for a larger
view.
4th
Annual Market House Square Festival Aug. 15-16
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on photos for a larger view.)
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shopper is being fitted for a custom pair of handmade leather
moccasins by Tim Goral. |
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Some
Market House Fair vendors found time to demonstrate for
the shoppers. |
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Linden
Soaps owner slices the
Eucalyptus Chocolate soap. |
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Shoppers
are busy "trying" to make a choice from all of the beautiful
photographs at the Prorok Photography booth. |
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Hello
Galena potter Joe Pinder (left) shows his
work to admirers during the Market House
Square Festival. |
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Scott
Waterhouse, local muscian, performed songs from his newest
alblum, "A Spot in the Shade" during the 4th Annual Market
House Square Festival. |
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Zelma
Clark shows off her new giclée of "On
this Galena Wall". Learn
more about giclées
-- a new way of reproducing artwork. |
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Shoppers
on Aug. 15th at the 4th Annual Market House Square Festival,
enjoyed great weather and wonderful selections of art! |
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Art
Fair vendors enjoy the cameradie during the 4th Annual
Market House Square Festival.
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Mini
Art Fair May 23, 2009:
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| Becky
Sisco talks with Arlene Ehtessabian, of Sweet Sensations,
at the Mini Art Fair. |
Visitors
enjoy shopping for local art under $65. |
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artists from Hello Galena brought extra inventory to sell
outside on their tables. There was jewelry, a new children's
book, lotions and body splashes, baskets, photographs,
oil paintings, cards and prints, and more. |
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Students
on field trip from Dakota, IL, May 1
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| Hello
Galena Manager and Jewelry Designer Kimberley Poe-Jensen,
teaches a class for a junior high field trip that came
to town from Dakota, IL. The 60 students could choose
from one of three classes provided that day: jewelry making,
cartoon drawing, or rock painting. |
Jack
Berg, cartoon artist and musician, shared with junior
high students how artists use their passion for art to
make money so they can do what they love. He talked about
how it's important to use art in a practical way sometimes,
so they can pay the bills. Then he shared about the difference
between caricatures and cartoons, and more. |
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| Jacquie
Dyrke, rock painter, showed the students how to take a
simple, smooth rock and transform it into a realistic
animal. She had rocks for every student. The rocks were
prepared by her with gesso to make the paint stick, and
had drawn lines on all of them so students could finish
them at home. |
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