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ART AT CLOWES

	Clowes Memorial Hall collaborates with Indianapolis-area artists to display their works in the Grand Lobby as part of a rotating art exhibit. Exhibits are free and open to the public Monday through Friday from 8:30am until 6:00pm when no performances are taking place and the University is in session. Please call 317/940-9697 for further information or to confirm availability.

	becki banet lucas August 27, 2007 – October 8, 2007 www.preciousmettlesart.com Media: Sculptural Copper Textile Becki’s edgy work uses timeless tools of imagination, heat and origami to manipulate the organic qualities of copper textile. Creating its own backdrop of shadow and light, the work spreads copper’s iridescent color palette to communicate themes and emotions of warmth and light in artwork that converts space into place.
	Laura LaForge October 8, 2007 – November 19, 2007 www.lauralaforge.com Media: Acrylic Paint Laura’s paintings are rarely what you see on the surface leaving many concepts to the audience’s imagination. She is especially sensitive to colors that float and expand yet are calculated allowing a sense of grounded escape for both the artist and the viewer.
	Emma Overman November 19, 2007 – January 28, 2008 www.emmaoverman.com Media: Children’s and Adult-themed Illustrations Emma has illustrated four children’s books and also works with adult-themed material. Her work has earned both local and international awards and has been shown in New York, London, and Los Angeles. Emma illustrates for the Indianapolis Fringe Festival and was the 2006 Art vs. Art champion. More information about Emma can be found at emmaoverman.com or by visiting her studio at the Harrison Center for the Arts.
	William Rasdell January 28, 2008 – March 3, 2008 www.rasdell.com Media: Photographic Process with Digital Technology As a visual artist Bill combines traditional photographic processes with digital technology to produce pigment ink prints on a variety of substrates including aluminum, acrylic and wood veneers. His images bear witness to the legacy of enriching influences of the African presence in daily life and custom throughout the Americas.
	Douglas David March 3, 2008 – April 14, 2008 www.douglasdavid.com Media: Paint Douglas David has been drawn to paint things he loves, subjects with timeless, natural beauty; subjects that lend themselves to his effortless, natural style – peonies, lilacs, familiar landscapes and seascapes. People connect with his work, as evidenced by an ever-increasing group of patrons and many awards and shows, including hangings in numerous Hoosier Salons, Indiana Heritage Arts, one-man shows at the Kokomo Art Association, Richmond Art Museum, Sullivan/Munce Art Center, Indiana University Kokomo Art Gallery, paintings in the “In Indiana” Gallery at the Indianapolis Museum of Art.
	Kyle Ragsdale April 14, 2008 – May 27, 2008 www.kyleragsdale.com Media: Paint Kyle Ragsdale’s work has been seen in over 50 group and solo shows, and also finds its way onto commissioned walls and ceilings in both residential and corporate settings around the U.S. Last year he won Masterpiece in a day, the symphony on the prairie poster contest and the Heartland film festival poster contest. His work currently hangs at Hoaglin on Mass. and he will open a new Show at Midland Antiques in February.
	Stephanie Robertson May 27, 2008 – September 2, 2008 www.fabricsinger.com Media: Fabric Stephanie's work is about being a woman: the need to nurture, beauty, power, intuition, gentleness, sorrow, anger, love- aspects of herself she embraces and acknowledges, sometimes with fear, but more often with great joy. And, since moving to Indiana, she has experienced a connection to the endless small rolling hills that remind her of the marshes she loves in the Low-country in South Carolina. The land holds mystery, pattern and color. The Low-country undulating shapes are reminiscent of the human figure, and this has become one of her primary focuses: the integration of landscape with her love of figure drawing.

GALLERY WALK/TALK Join the artist on a tour and discussion of their work. becki banet lucas Sunday, September 16, 2:15 pm - prior to Butler Symphony Orchestra & Butler University Wind Ensemble Tuesday, September 18, 7 pm - after Butler Seminar on Religion and World Civilization Laura LaForge Thursday, October 19, 7:15 pm - prior to Butler University Jazz Ensembles Sunday, October 21, 2:15 pm - prior to Butler Symphony Orchestra Saturday, November 3, 7:15 - prior to Butler University Wind Ensemble & Butler University Symphonic Band Emma Overman Friday, December 7, 6:45 pm - prior to Rejoice! Saturday, December 8, 6:45 pm - prior to Rejoice! William Rasdell Sunday, February 24, 2:15 pm - prior to Butler University Jazz Ensembles Douglas David Friday, April 11, 7:15 pm - prior to Butler University Jazz Ensembles Kyle Ragsdale Thursday, April 24, 6:45 pm - prior to JCFA Percussion Ensemble and Steel Drum Ensemble