Algoma Art Wave is a new monthly gallery/studio tour that happens every 2nd Friday of the month, from 5 pm - 8 pm. Upcoming dates include February 11 and March 11. Come seethe wide variety of art, artists, and venues that Algoma has to offer! Visit http:// algomaartwave.wordpress.com for details, directions, & updates.
Algoma ArtWave Participants:
BREN SIBILSKY is an internationally-recognized, award winning artist whose current focus is sculpture in the style of classical realism. Her artwork is the reflection of her interests in nature and realism. Bren’s work has been collected throughout the U.S. and Europe. Bren Sibilsky Sculpture also features other award winning artists.
MOLLY JOHNSON is an international painter who’s subject spectrum embraces landscape, still life and The
figurative (www.mollyjohnsonstudio.com). KIM LYON, of Ladybug Glass, is a talented glass artist who creates beautiful fused glass paintings, one of a kind jewelry and hand dyed scarves in original, contemporary and traditional designs (www.kglyonglass.com).
TOM SEAGARD and BRIGITTE KOZMA are well known and widely collected Door County painters whose artwork is represented at fine art galleries in Florida, Washington and Wisconsin. (www.millroadgallery.com). KATHRYN VAUGHN is an abstract painter whose work is represented at fine galleries in Madison and Door County. Visit Bren’s studio at E5977 Fremont Road, Algoma and her website at www.brensculpture.com.
CLAY ON STEELE is a working pottery studio, gallery, and education center that offers a variety of classes to the community and shows the work of many local artists.
 This month, for the romantics out there, Clay on Steele will feature paper artist Kirsten Christianson. Everyone is welcome to join as Kirsten guides you in the making of unique paper and then turning it into
a beautiful Valentine's Day card. Kirsten will have everything needed for your special project. This event is free, however, there will be a donation jar to help pay for some of Kirsten's materials. We will not have open potter's wheels this month due to space. As usual, there will be good snacks, good wine and GREAT socializing! Please come and happy Valentine's Day! Located at 221 Steele St. For more info, visit www.clayonsteele.com.
CAFFE TLAZO is an eatery that will be featuring artist Shannon Cole of Mark Your Glass - Unique Handcrafted Glass Marking Charms from 5-8 pm for the February Art Wave. There will also be live music with harpist Tammy Naze from 7-9 pm. Full menu and special dinner feature served until 10:00pm. Located at 607 4th St. (Hwy 42). Visit their website at www.caffetlazo.com.
KEWAUNEE ACADEMY OF FINE ART features an intensive curriculum devoted to drawing, painting, and sculpting.
Students are taught the classical techniques and methods, the curriculum fostering a spirit of creativity grounded in discipline. Year round programs include an academic year-based academy, as well as a full summer session and workshops. Student work will be on display at their location on 77 Steele St. Learn more at www.kewauneeacademy.com
Steele Street Floral and Good Tidings Nautical Gifts, located on the corner of Steele Street and Third Street, in the heart of historic downtown Algoma has been the home of various artists throughout the years. Stop in and meet February's featured artist, jewelry artisan, Jennifer Paape. She has a double master's degree and always an artist. She has a love for the arts and people of all walks of life. Jennifer's work displays a passion for all things pure and natural. An avid gardener, mother, runner and outdoor enthusiast, working with her hands is second nature. Jennifer works with semi-precious stones, wood, glass, swarovski crystals and various other media. Metal-smithing is a favorite and all earrings wires, posts, pins and clasps made of sterling are hand forged. May you find that wearing this art is as cup-filling as creating it. She has also given new life to vintage costume jewelry. Open daily at 9:00 am and for Algoma's Art Wave event we will be open until at least 8:00 pm. www.steelestreetfloral.com, www.nautical- gifts.us
STEELHEAD SALOON’s building was originally built in the 1880’s as the Bastar Hotel. It was quite the meeting place in town. A dance floor and orchestra loft was housed upstairs with rooms aligned parallel across the hallway.
 The Bastar boys were all in the band and their mother was the inn keeper. Join the Art Wave and experience Algoma’s historic buildings from the inside out. Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Steelhead will feature several red wines at half price during the next Art Wave, Friday February 11. Don’t forget the soon to be famous $10 All You Can Eat Friday Night Fish Fry featuring Homemade Beer-battered Alaskan Pollock. Located at 530 4th Street, or visit us at www.steelhead-saloon.com.
THE ECLIPSE GALLERY will not be participating in the next few Art Wave events, but watch for them to return to the venue in spring. Visit their website at www.theeclipsegallery.com.
THE PARTY IS ON!
     
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