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Portrait of Maquoketa will be shown at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery in Washington D.C. from November 6, 2009 to July 5, 2010. All 180 portraits that Rose painted for the project will be displayed in the "Portraiture Now: Communities" exhibition.

Our good friend and exceptional artist, Ellen Wagener will offer the first annual Summer Landscape Workshop at Maquoketa Art Experience. We highly recommend! Rose and Chuck will participate, as will Thomas Metcalf in a painting excursion and Neo-Regionalist event with Ellen at Stone City, the site where Grant Wood and the Regionalists established an art colony in the early thirties. Dates: August 17th - 21st. Sign-up soon! Recent works by Ellen:

Charles Morris has launched ArtSyleGenerator.com a site that helps artists and patrons to plan new works of art. On the site and in Art Style Generator workshops, Morris offers a Style Wheel that brings together a full range of basic art styles. The ways in which the basic styles can be endlessly altered and juxtaposed are explored by students in the workshops and by visitors to the new site.


	Sylvia March Pottery Old City Hall Gallery is Pleased to Announce... Portrait of Maquoketa will be shown at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery in Washington D.C. from November 6, 2009 to July 5, 2010. All 180 portraits that Rose painted for the project will be displayed in the "Portraiture Now: Communities" exhibition. Our good friend and exceptional artist, Ellen Wagener will offer the first annual Summer Landscape Workshop at Maquoketa Art Experience. We highly recommend! Rose and Chuck will participate, as will Thomas Metcalf in a painting excursion and Neo-Regionalist event with Ellen at Stone City, the site where Grant Wood and the Regionalists established an art colony in the early thirties. Dates: August 17th - 21st. Sign-up soon! Recent works by Ellen: Charles Morris has launched ArtSyleGenerator.com a site that helps artists and patrons to plan new works of art. On the site and in Art Style Generator workshops, Morris offers a Style Wheel that brings together a full range of basic art styles. The ways in which the basic styles can be endlessly altered and juxtaposed are explored by students in the workshops and by visitors to the new site.