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The public is invited to view over 200 pieces of artwork ranging from painting, photography, printmaking,woodworking and drawings on exhibit and for sale beginning Thursday July 17th through Sunday July 20th, at the Manitowish Waters Community Center located on Hwy 51, Manitowish Waters Wisconsin.
Art Show Schedule is as follows…
July 17th, 9:00am-5:00pm
July 18th, 9:00am- 8:00pm
July 19th, 9:00am- 5:00pm
July 20th 9:00am- 2:00pm

Manito Art League artist provide demonstrations during the morning and afternoon hours, as well as a silent auction and many opportunities to talk to the artists during the show.

The Manito Art League, Art Show is open to the public at no charge and families are always welcome

Manito Art League is a non for profit organization and has awarded more than $155,000.00 in scholarships over the years, thanks to the gifts of our many patrons. This year the League will award approximately $5,000.00 in scholarship funds to area residents age 18 and older to promote and foster artistic pursuits. The Manito Art League is extremely grateful for the continued support of it’s patrons. Their generosity has made our scholarship program a great success. “We acknowledge Ms. Flora “Be” Dunlap of Rockford, Illinois, who administers the annual $500.00 Ruthford/Raedeke Memorial Scholarship in the Arts. We appreciate her generosity of time and spirit. We would also like extend a special “thank you” to the Dillman’s Creative Arts Foundation for it’s generous donation of scholarships to the Manito ArtLeague members over the years.
To learn more about the Manito Art League’s 2014 Summer Art Exhibit and workshops go to the following link http://manitoartleague.blogspot.com/

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Susan Kloch Wendlandt is a professional studio artist in Arbor Vitae, WI. is very excited to be honored as the Artist of the Month at the Presque Isle Library during the month of July and August. Susan is also the instructor for the 2014 Discovery Arts Camp to be held at the Presque Isle WI. Community Center during the week of August11th through August 14th.
For more information go to this link. http://www.pifinearts.com/page2.php

Wendlandt looks forward to leading the arts camp participants on daily artistic adventures that can improve an artist’s drawing and painting skills, while learning the importance of “The Creative Process” and how this knowledge can take camp participants down unexpected artistically inspired roads.

A native of Chicago, Illinois Susan’s artwork often reflects a blend of that Chicago attitude, energy and perspective, sprinkled with a touch of the Wisconsin north woods flavor.

Her work ranges from Intaglio printmaking, surrealistic charcoal drawings, photography, collage, paper sculptures, assemblages and mixed media. The theme’s of Susan’s work ranges from the nature of the north woods to artwork that speaks to the diversity of communicative formats and their impact on humanity.

Wendlandt became an international artist through her participation in “The Bakers Dozen” an International Collage Exchange and Sale held in New Zealand in 2008. Susan’s collages have also been on exhibit in Poland, Germany and France and six of her Original Intaglio Prints are part of a permanent Mail Art Exhibit in Arcevia Italy.

Susan will also be demonstrating her printmaking skills at Odonata Art Gallery located in Mercer, WI. during the NORTHWOODS Art Tour on July 25th,26th and 27th..

Susan Kloch Wendlandt has been involved with the 4-H Organization since 1966 and has dedicated the past 10 years as a Wisconsin State 4-H Visual Arts Resource Leader and art instructor at multiple State 4-H Arts Camps held every year at Upham Woods, Learning Resource Center, Wisconsin Dells. http://www.uwex.edu/ces/4h/events/artscamp/

Presently Susan Kloch Wendlandt is the director of Art Gallery 450 located at the UW Marshfield /Wood County campus. Susan’s also a professional studio artist, located in Arbor Vitae , WI. and has been a member and public relations chairperson of the Manito Art League, Organization since 2004.

2014 Wisconsin State 4-H Youth Leadership Conference.

4-H youth – 3rd through 6th graders attended the 2014 Wisconsin State 4-H Art Beat Camp at Upham Woods Outdoor Learning Center on March 14 and 15th. About 75 campers attended the arts camp to learn about the history of bead making and how to make paper and polymer beads. An exciting drama track instructed by Elizabeth Kirsten andJanine Lynaugh offered campers a chance to learn some theater warm up games and explore creating skits, while the visual arts track instructed by Susan Kloch Wendlandt offered campers an opportunity to create colorful wax paintings by melting crayons using hair dryers. This session also offered campers an in depth understanding of the life of Elizabeth Upham and the Upham family (the family that donated 310 acres of property (which includes Blackhawk Island) to the UW Extension -to what we know today as asCamp Upham Woods. A fantastic photography track was instructed by Lizzy Farrey, while Bridget Fish and Hailey Fishinstructed an energetic and fun filled session teaching campers the skills of juggling and how to make juggling balls. Christina Rencontre UW-Extension (our beloved Communication Specialist made sure everyone had supplies, and oversaw the camp registration and health forms as well making sure the camp was running smoothly! Oh! She also does so much more!!!! And lets not forget the camp-fire songs and activities…including a new Art Beat Cheer was introduced as well as a presentation offered by Catherine, the naturalist at Upham Woods.ImageImageImageImageImage
 
 
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  1. 4-H youth – 3rd through 6th graders attended the 2014 Wisconsin State 4-H Art Beat Camp at Upham Woods Outdoor Learning Center on March 14 and 15th. About 75 campers attended the arts camp to learn about the history of bead making and how to make paper and polymer beads. An exciting drama track instructed by Elizabeth Kirsten and Janine Lynaugh offered campers a chance to learn some theater warm up games and explore creating skits, while the visual arts track instructed by Susan Kloch Wendlandt offered campers an opportunity to create colorful wax paintings by melting crayons using hair dryers. This session also offered campers an in depth understanding of the life of Elizabeth Upham and the Upham family (the family that donated 310 acres of property (which includes Blackhawk Island) to the UW Extension -to what we know today as asCamp Upham Woods. A fantastic photography track was instructed by Lizzy Farrey, while Bridget Fish and Hailey Fish instructed an energetic and fun filled session teaching campers the skills of juggling and how to make juggling balls. Christina Rencontre UW-Extension (our beloved Communication Specialist made sure everyone had supplies, and oversaw the camp registration and health forms as well making sure the camp was running smoothly! Oh! She also does so much more!!!! And lets not forget the camp-fire songs and activities…including a new Art Beat Cheer was introduced as well as a presentation offered by Catherine, the naturalist at Upham Woods.
     
     
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