Side by Side-Bowling Green, KY

VSA arts of Kentucky and the Kiwanis Club of Bowling Green in partnership with the Kentucky Museum and Library presents...

Side by Side Bowling Green (KY)

An exhibition of artwork created collaboratively by young artists with disabilities and regional professional artists.
January 21-March 30, 2007
Reception January 21st at 2:00pm (CDT)

Special thanks to VSA arts, the US Department of Education and the Kentucky Department of Education, the Kentucky Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts.

Kentucky Museum hours: M-Sat 9am-4pm Sun 1pm-4pm

For more information call (270) 745-2592
The Kentucky Museum, Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY 42101



Directions to The Kentucky Museum

Part of the Kentucky Building, the Kentucky Museum is conveniently located in Bowling Green, Kentucky on the campus of Western Kentucky University.

Traveling Southbound: From I-65 South, take exit 28 to Bowling Green. Follow 31-W South and Highway 68-80 (Adams St.) to Western Kentucky University. Just past 14th Street, look for the directional sign to the Kentucky Museum and turn left at the traffic island and proceed down Kentucky Street. There are visitor parking lots on the left and right. The Kentucky Building is 5.5 miles from exit 28.

Traveling Northbound: From I-65 North, take exit 20 to the William H. Natcher Parkway (formerly the Green River Parkway). Take exit 4 and turn right onto 31-W (There is a sign for Western Kentucky University). Take 31-W to University Boulevard and turn left. Follow this street to the Kentucky Building. There is visitor parking on the left and right. The Kentucky Building is four miles from exit 4.

Hot Dogs staying warm

The Holiday Hot Dog and Art Stand was a hit! The "warm" dogs can currently be seen at Art & Invention Gallery in Nashville, TN, and can be ordered by contacting andee. Multiple dogs are still available. Please let andee know if you are looking for a specific breed.

Happy New Year!!!

Happy Holidays from andee

Happy Holidays!

The first show of the year will be ALTERSCAPE in Knoxville, TN, at the basement gallery. This juried exhibition's reception will be part of Knoxville's Gallery Walk on Friday January 5th, 2007.
More about the exhibition and reception at:
www.thebasementgallery.net

A & L's Holiday Hot Dog and Art Stand

When my sister Leslie and I were kids, we use to set up our own hot dog stand and call it A & L's Hot Dog Stand. I think my mom got a kick out of giving us multiple packages of hot dogs to boil and grill...it kept us busy for a while. Funny thing is, we were always selective about who actually got to eat our hot dogs and when. To celebrate the hot dog stand and my mom this season, I have created HOT DOG paintings with 50% of the proceeds going to American Cancer Society.

These paintings portray different types of dogs wearing everything from "footie-PJs" to "Ma in her kerchief." Contact me for viewings and appointments.

Celebrate the season and help me in finding a cure!

The Busiest Time of the Year

2006 has been the busiest year yet for me as an artist, curator, consultant and facilitator. I can't thank everyone enough for the wonderful opportunities. Thanks for an outstanding year and for all of your support this year!

I am excited to offer 50% OFF my current work at my studio until the end of the year. If you have thought about a piece of my artwork before, this is your month. For the entire month of December, all of the paintings in my studio will be 50% OFF. Please contact me today to make an appointment to come by.

If you can't make it by the studio, let me know which piece of artwork you are interested in, and I can send you a digital image to view. I can also ship anywhere in the USA. Throughout the month of December you can find my work at Art & Invention Gallery (Nashville, TN), TWIST Art Gallery (Nashville, TN), The Gallery at 916 (Bowling Green, KY), and my studio, The Morris Alley Loft Studio (Historic Downtown Bowling Green, KY).

Many blessings to you and your's this holiday season.

Holiday Art Exhibitions

Art & Invention
Holiday Art Exhibition
1106 Woodland Street
Nashville, TN 37206
615-226-2070
meg@artandinvention.com
www.artandinvention.com

TWIST Art Gallery
Sugar & Spice-Holiday Arts Bonanza!
December 2nd through January 5th: Harry and Becca Durnin along with Sugar & Spice: Twist's Holiday Arts Bonanza!
Contact: (615) 255-6530
twist@twistartgallery.com
Located at 73 Arcade Building in downtown Nashville between 4th and 5th Avenues and just north of Church Street

Both Holiday exhibitions will feature small paintings by Andee Rudloff.
BUY ART this holiday season!

Alterscape Exhibition-The Basement Gallery

Jurors, with help from Frank Waite, Martin Bromirski and T. Michael Martin, have selected Andee's work "Markly" from a competitive pool of applicants.

The exhibition dates are January 5th - January 26th with the opening reception to be held from 7PM-10PM on Friday, January 5th in conjunction with Knoxville's First Friday Art Walk.

The Basement Gallery
103-B W. Jackson Ave
Knoxville, TN 37902
www.thebasementgallery.net
info@thebasementgallery.net
Phone: (865) 437-9613

Art & Invention Holiday show

Join us for a group show featuring
too many artists to list...including Andee Rudloff.
everything from fine art to artisan crafts!

Do your Holiday shopping with ART & Invention!

WHEN: December 2nd through December 24th

EXTENDED HOLIDAY HOURS: Monday - Saturday 10am - 6pm
EXTENDED HOLIDAY HOURS: Sunday Noon - 5pm

Join us for the opening reception on
Saturday, December 2, 2006, 6pm - 10pm

Art & Invention Gallery
1106 Woodland Street / Nashville, TN 37206

Gallery Hours:
Fri. and Sat. 11am - 6pm
Sunday noon - 5pm

For Information Call 615.226-2070
www.artandinvention.com

Nashville Radio.Biz

Nashville's Hottest Internet Radio Station

Invites you to attend a Holiday Open House & Party

Thursday night, November 16th
7pm till Midnight

LIVE Broadcast

Come join the Radio Talk Show Hosts from Nashville Radio.Biz for a fun evening of food, music and special guests from the Nashville art scene including a Special Art Exhibition!

Featured artists include:

Andee Rudloff, Gina Julian, Marsha Rusk, Olga Alexeeva, Mel Davenport, Jack Coggins, Leslie Wilson, Jay Trimble, Keith Harmon, Franne Lee, Kathy Vago, Janet Lee, Mercedes Compton, Eric England, Christopher Scott Huffman and Mar Augelli.

Location of Nashville Radio.Biz:

144 2nd Ave. North STE 50

In the PILCHER BUILDING Basement level

Sugar&Spice:Twist Gallery's Holiday Art Salon

Sugar&Spice:Twist Gallery's Holiday Art Salon
artwork priced $25 to $250

Andee Rudloff, Stacey Irvin, Nancy VanReece, John Hung Ha, J.Todd Greene, Tiffany Dyer-Denton, Shana Kohnstamm, Samantha Callahan, Ben Vitualla, Alesandra Bellos, and more.
(image shown: "Waiting for Change" by Andee Rudloff)

Opening Reception
Saturday, December 2nd 6:00pm - 9:00pm
December 2nd, 2006 through January 5th, 2007

Twist Gallery
73 Arcade
5th Ave. North
Nashville, TN 37219
twist@twistartgallery.com
www.twistartgallery.com

Frist Bollards on display NOW

Saturday, Nov. 4th, the Frist (Nashville, TN) celebrated local artists through a juried process to paint one of their ten outdoor bollards. The bollard creations will remain on display throughout the holidays.
Andee's bollard design celebrates childhood memories...those memories of the holidays - the brightest and boldest holiday memories in our lives. The design celebrates Andee's mom, who made the holidays everyday in the Rudloff home.

Thank you to the Frist Center for the Visual Arts for this exciting Public Art opportunity!
Please swing by the Demonbreun side entrance of the Frist to see my creation.

Frist Center for the Visual Arts, 919 Broadway, Nashville, TN, 37203-3822 615.244.3340

Happiest of holidays!!!

Andee's Artwork on Book Cover

Making Lesbians Visible in the Substance Use Field
Edited by Elizabeth Ettore, PhD, BA
This book presents a "lesbian sensitive" perspective to addiction through the counselors and therapists, community nurses, healthcare workers at treatment and rehabilitation centers, and students in psychology, sociology and nursing fields. Through critical social research paradigms, the book provides a better understanding of the misjudged and misunderstood women who have lived in society's shadows. This book transforms obsolete ideas, beliefs and practices, offering a perspective that has been missing from the field of substance abuse.

For a complete list of contents visit: www.HaworthPress.com

Plowhaus is FIVE years old!

"IT's PLOWRAGEOUS"
our 5th Anniversary Show Party Event, celebrating artists the same night as ARTRAGEOUS
Saturday - November 11th 2006 7pm - 11pm
with live music by Carrie Mills and East Nashville Cat House Blues and Good Time Boogie Band

Five years later...against all odds, we are still here!! To celebrate the occasion all of the alumni and present artists have been asked to put one piece on display for one weekend. This show will honor the artists that kept the Plowhaus going, for without them there wouldn't have been an artist co-op.

In light of the tragedy of 9-11, three artists stood outside a small store front on S. 17th St. in East Nashville, and made a promise to each other and themselves that they would stay close to home and work with local artists to start a grass roots artists' co-op, run and operated by local artists. From that day Plowhaus started to grow and it keeps growing. We started with a handful of artists, many of them have gone on to great success as Painters, Printmakers, Fabric Artists, Photographers, and Musicians!

Now Plowhaus has gained its 501(c)3 (non-profit) status, has over 80 members and occupies a 2000 sq. ft of space that they allow other artist groups to use such as: Untitled, SNAP, and The Plate Tone Printmakers.

It has been said by many " it's the coolest art space in town."

This Event is to show our community how grateful we are for their support over the years and to congratulate ourselves for the hard work we have done and continue to do in order to keep Plowhaus your local artists' coop going. There are over 100 artists in this show, including a lot of the original members:

J.D. Wilkes, Lesley Paterson-Marx, Franne Lee, Stacey Irvin, Bryce McCloud, Julie Sola, Eric England, Lynn Taylor, Keith Harmon, Sheila B., Annie Friedman, Joe Hardwick, Erika Wollam-Nichols, Lain York, Brittany Conners, Robert Vore, Joni Bishop. Tiffany Dyer-Denton, Jeff Frazier, Ali Bellos, Andee Rudloff, Patricia Earnhardt, Jennifer Quigley, Asia Mathis, Raeanne Rubinstein and many more!

You are invited to come celebrate with us!!

Show can be viewed...
Nov. 9th, 10th, 11th, & 12th
Thurs. 3-6pm, Fri. 3-6pm, Sat.11am-11pm , Sun. 1-5pm
Saturday, Nov. 11th reception 7-11pm

the Gallery at 916

The Re-Grand Opening and Open House for the Gallery at 916 in downtown Bowling Green, KY, will be held on Friday evening, November 3rd. The gallery will celebrate with many regional artists like George Vitorovich, Heath Seymour, Kaaren Hirshowitz Engel and also including artwork by Andee Rudloff.

the Gallery at 916
Friday, November 3rd, 2006
5-8pm
916 State Street
Bowling Green, KY 42101

No website for this gallery ya'll...like Kristina says, "it is Bowling Green, KY...ya know."

Kaaren Engel at Harpeth Hall

Heart/Felt, a solo exhibition of paintings, sculpture, installations and mixed-media experimentations. Kaaren states, "I am excited to present these new pieces in such a beautiful setting."
On display at the Marnie Sheridan Gallery at the Harpeth Hall School (in the theatre building) from October 18 through December 8, 2006.
The artist's reception will be Thursday, October 26, 2006 from 5 - 7pm. Come on out and support my friend Kaaren!
The Gallery is open Mondays through Fridays from 8 - 5.

Harpeth Hall School
www.harpethhall.org
3801 Hobbs Rd
Nashville, TN 37215
(615) 292-9013

Public Art Forum, Oct. 24

Metro Nashville Arts Commission & Arts at the Airport
presented a Public Art Forum
Becoming a Public Artist
Tuesday, October 24, 2006
Nashville Downtown Public Library
conference room on main floor
615 Church Street , Nashville, TN 37219



Public artist Sherri Warner Hunter described the process of moving from studio art into public spaces.
Topics included:
-What makes an artist a public artist?
-Where to find opportunities
-How to assess a RFP and Call to Artist request
-Proposal writing and presentation: Landing a public art commission
-Understanding the selection process

This Public Art Forum was FREE and funded under an agreement with the
Tennessee Arts Commission and National Endowment for the Arts.

For accommodation requests, please contact: Teri McElhaney, ADA Compliance Coordinator
800 Second Ave. South, 4th Floor, P.O. Box 196300, Nashville TN 37219-6300
(615) 862-6720, TTY Relay Service (800) 848-0298

For a complete outline of the forum, contact MNAC at teri.mcelhaney@nashville.gov

"Markly' Buttons

"Markly" has been awarded a book cover with author Elizabeth Ettore!! News about the upcoming book release will come later.
Get your signed, numbered, limited-edition "Markly" buttons NOW. At $3.00 each, they are not going to last long. I will be selling them at Art & Invention Gallery this fall. You can also order them through my website.

My sweet friend, Patrick Fleming

Patrick Fleming July 21, 1970 - September 23, 2006

I have lost a dear friend, Patrick Fleming.

Patrick and I became friends while at a summer camp for young gifted artists when we were 15 years old. We spent years as pen pals, writing and drawing and creating things for one another...trusting the mail would alter them in all of the right ways...and then safely deliver the creation to the other's doorstep.

Away at college we learned, traveled and continued to create.

Soon after graduating, Patrick began to travel the world of fashion as I painted walls and paintings.
We met celebrities, sat atop buildings in NYC, and never ran out of ways to inspire each other.

Patrick passed away in late September...it was his dear heart. I know...we will run together again someday.

I will miss his endless energy and original ideas. I will miss him dearly. Patrick's energy will continue to inspire me!

There will be a memorial service for Patrick at his apartment in Brooklyn on Saturday, October 28th from 2pm to 6pm.
Patrick's Memorial
330 Wythe #8A
Brooklyn, NY

Mask Exhibition/Auction-FINAL High Bidders

Welcome to the MASK High Bidder page! The bidding is closed.

This has been so exciting, and I can't thank ALL of the bidders enough for making the Mask Exhibition and Auction so successful!

The MASK Exhibition and Auction artists and FINAL HIGH BIDS are as follows:

Lain York - oil painting on wood- DONNA HILL $410.00
Shana Kohnstamm- acrylic on canvas-LARRY WARDEN $225.00
Kaaren Hirschowitz Engel - paper assemblages/sculpture - Curly
Kaaren Hirschowitz Engel - paper assemblages/sculpture - Star MINA DOERNER $45.00 (pictured above)
Kaaren Hirschowitz Engel - paper assemblages/sculpture/felt - Wooly
Andee Rudloff - acrylic painting TERRY FLYNN $65.00
Sydney Reichman - copper and wood sculpture-GRETCHEN BETTERSWORTH $300.00
Samantha Callahan - small wall mounted sculpture SHANA KOHNSTRAMM $35.00
Ben Vitualla - Large Mask w/target
Kim Chalmers - paper mask CAMERON LEBEDINSKY $25.00
Kim Chalmers - paper mask(Fwog) MINA DOERNER $25.00
Robert Vore - wood assemblage
Robert Vore - painting on vellum DONNA HILL $150.00
Mel Davenport - acrylic painting
Tallon Chalmers- mixed media JIM GAINES $40.00
Brent Whitlow- photography BILL KREPPS $25.00
Brent Whitlow- photography BILL KREPPS $25.00
Ronnie Jaggers - paper sculpture PEG TRUMAN $40.00
Kim Soule- mixed media LAWRENCE FINLEY $45.00
Caroline Carlisle- paper mask HOPE SCANTLIN $45.00
Jodi Reeves - acrylic painting TOM MOORE $50.00
Jodi Reeves - framed mask sculpture PAMELA SPICHIGER $100.00
Teresa Christmas- mixed media PLUM TREE MONTESSORI $50.00
Henry Jones- framed painting KELLI STEEN $40.00
Chris Radus - metal sculpture PATTI MAUDLIN $60.00
Chris Radus - metal sculpture PATTI MAUDLIN $60.00


October 9th, 2006
BIDS ARE FINAL!
Winning bidders have been announced above and names will be posted with the artwork until the close of the exhibition.
Winning bidders are asked to make their checks out to : ANDEE RUDLOFF 556 Morris Alley Bowling Green, KY 42101
Non-profit donation information and receits will be sent following payment received.

October 30th, 2006
Mask exhibition closes.
Pieces can be picked up at The Presbyterian Church, 1003 State Street, Bowling Green, KY.
Please contact Andee Rudloff about picking up your artwork.

Thank you very much for your support of the artists and the Bowling Green International Festival.

New Landscapes

"Landscapes," an exhibition at the Donelson Corporate Center with Caroline Carlisle Consulting, is now being shown at Andee's studio in Bowling Green, KY.

All 15 paintings are acrylic and on 3' by 3' canvas and priced at $800 each.

The titles are:

1. Putting Out the Fire
2. As Clouds Move
3. Seed of Light
4. Shall We Meet
5. What the Clouds Brought
6. Along the Lil' Glen
7. ...a Break
8. Without Abandoning the Heart
9. Felt like a Tiny Village
10. Between Soul-mates
11. An Enormous Audience
12. End of the Evening
13. An Issue of Being Heard
14. Millions of Moments of Connection
15. What it's Like to be on Earth Today

Andee's studio and gallery is located at 556 Morris Alley in Bowling Green, KY.