Art 360°: Contemporary Art Hatching Across Ohio 
							Dec 2, 2017–Mar 18, 2018 
									
				
					
													
								
									
									John Pearson I CARDINAL I acrylic paint (second view) 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									John Pearson I CARDINAL I acrylic paint 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Barbara Vogel I LITTLE BOY BLUE I photo transfer, oil paint, gold, silver and copper foil, glass base 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Paul Emory I OVER EASY I oil paint atop mixed media 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Audra Skuodas I BROKEN MELODIES – DISCORDANT FRAGMENTS I collage 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Marc Ross I DEVOLUTION OF EVOLUTION I ground acrylic media, hardened acrylic paint, metal rods, quartz 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Fred Fochtman I AFTER THE SNOW I paint over gesso 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Fred Fochtman I AFTER THE SNOW I paint over gesso (second view) 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Erin Mulligan I IN MEMORY OF ST. SIMONE I oil paint 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Cody Heichel I PROTECTED FROM THE ELEMENTS I watercolor 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Kathy L. McGhee I ORCHARD I print on gampi paper, adhered the egg surface with wheatpaste 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Rondle West I GET YOUR HEAD OUT OF THE SAND I spray paint, found objects 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Josh Sutton I THE LEAP OF LIFE I digital sculpting, 3-D printing, acrylic paint 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Christopher Rankin I LIVING OFF THE LAND I encaustic 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Levent Isik I STRANGE CAT I enamel paint, tin, paint brush bristles, corn 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Ian Ruffino I UNTITLED FICTION I gouache on fabric 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Elsie Sánchez I TITLE I oil paint 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Debra Joyce Dawson I OEUF COUTURE I acrylic paint, irridescent acrylic inks, glitter 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Cedric Michael Cox I TALKING BLUES NO. 3 I acrylic paint 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Marc Lincewicz I THE HOUSE IN THE TREES I pen and ink 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Roger J. Williams I PRINCESS IDA POP TOP I acrylic paint, lacquer, wood base, aluminum pop top 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									April Sunami I UN-WHOLE VISION I oil paint, acrylic, glass 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Willard Reader I THE ARTIST IN HIS SHELL I acrylic paint 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Joey Monsoon I UNTITLED I acrylic paint 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Amandda Tirey I BLOOD EGG I oil paint 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Sarah Fairchild I ELDERBERRY I acrylic paint, grommets 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Hani Hara I DREAM FACES I acrylic paint 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Sophie J. Knee I BLUE TRANSFERWARE EGG I relief monotype, 22k gold leaf 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									George Leach I AMERICAN DREAM I oil paint 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Betsy DeFusco I SAILOR I oil paint 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Janis Mars Wunderlich I EXPOSED EMBRYONIC EGG I ceramic, oxides 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Matt Kotlarczyk I SPACE ODDITY (MAJOR TOM FLOATING IN HIS TIN CAN) I wood, dichroic foil, eyepiece, LED lightbulb, eye socket 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Marianna Smith I ACQUA ALTA (VENICE) I oil paint, silver 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Charlotte Gordon I SUSPENDED TRAVEL I clay, encaustic, paper 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Benjy Davies I ARCHAEOPTERYX I photo-lithography, lithographic limestone 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Pamela Kravetz I SUPER HERO OSTRICH EGG HEAD I narrative quilt, fabric, embroidery floss, beads, embellishments, acrylic paint 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Lynda McClanahan I LADIES’ CHOICE I shot sign painter’s oil enamel 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Amy Kollar Anderson | MARKO POLLO | acrylic paint, silver foil, glitter 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Cathie Bleck | DAY & NIGHT | inks, lacquer, clay 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Kyle Boganwright | TOP HAT | acrylic paint, marker 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Amy Casey | KNOT | acrylic paint 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Mark Chepp | SCRAMBLED | oil paint, martini glass 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Amanda Hope Cook | BREAD | oil paint, LED lightbulb 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Terri Kern | TRY | acrylic paint 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Matt Kish I THE WHITENESS OF THE WHALE I acrylic paint, shellac 
								 
							 
													
								
									
									Ardine Nelson I REGENERATION # 3 I liquid photoemulsion, grapevine 
								 
							 
											 
					
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				This exhibition, organized by Charles Bluestone, features a survey of some of the best contemporary artists in Ohio. Moved by the elegant beauty of the ostrich egg, Bluestone provided the eggs as a “canvas” to artists. Each artist, working in their own media, brought their own vision to the surface and form. When seen as a collection, the breadth and depth of the talent of these Ohio artists is revealed.