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March Art Exhibit - CoBACH Center
 

  The Brighton Art Guild proudly announces a new group of artists for their monthly series of exhibits at the CoBACH Center in downtown Brighton.  During march, the artists exhibiting will be Robert Adams, Kimberly Holback, David Bogdan and Karyn Stetz.  The variety of art exhibited by these four multi-talented artists will range from pastel and photography to watercolor work.  Their work will be installed on March 3 and remain on exhibit through March 28, 2010 during the Center's hours:  Wednesday - Saturday, 2:00-8:00 p.m. and Sunday, 2:00-5:00 p.m.  The CoBACH Center is located in downtown Brighton, 202 W. Main Street, adjacent to the Millpond.

You may meet the artists at a "Celebrate the Artists" evening on March 19 from 6:00-8:00 p.m.  The public is encouraged to attend.  A new group of artists will be installed in April.

For information about the Brighton Art Guild and other Guild events, go to their website http://www.brightonartguild.com or call 810-225-8197.




 

 
Brighton Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit
 

The 2009 Brighton Biennial Sculpture Exhibit officially opened the weekend of August 8-9, 2009 in conjunction with the Brighton Fine Arts Festival.  The Brighton Arts & Culture Commission invites you to take a stroll using the art map (link provided below) to find the new pieces and your old favorites from the original Biennial.

This activity is supported by the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs http://www.mi.gov/arts and the Arts Alliance http://www.artsalliance@annarborchamber.org.




 

Adnan Charara, "Bring Your Chalk and Draw On Me"


 

Jason Lowery, "Conscious of Her Shores"

 
Stroll Downtown for an Art Walk
 

The Biennial Art exhibit is a "must see" while in Brighton.  Click below for a printable art map.

2009 Sculpture Exhibit Map.pdf






Artist Name of Artwork  Price
1.
 
Piet Lindhout
The Bird
In process of being purchased by donations
2.
 
Sergio De Giusti
Emergence Donated to the City by the artist
3.
 
Jeffrey Bohl
Welcome
$800
4.

John Piet
Dancer Two  
5.
 
Ken Thompson
Broom
 
6.
  Adnan Charara
Bring Your Chalk and Draw On Me
 
7.
 
Marie Davis
The Children
Bought by the City Council, Donated to the City
8.
 John Sauve
Sie Sind Hier
 
9.
 
 Siphon
Jayson Lowery
 
10.
 
Jay Holland
Decision Pending

Bought by the DDA, Donated to the City



11.
 Kegham Tazian
Play, Play, Play
 
12.
 Piet Lindhout
Hot Landing
 
13.
 John Sauve
Dreieinigkeit 
14.
 Rob Todd
Rusty the Octopus
 
15.
   John Piet City with a Halo
Series 7
Bought by the DDA,
Donated to the City
16.

 
Stephanie Buer
The Hand
Bought by Dana Foster, Donated to the City
17.

 
John Sauve
Puppenspieler

18.
 
Jason Lowery
Conscious of Her Shores
 
19.
 Maureen Voorheis-Artist

Fabricated by Jim Ignash

Spiral
20.
 Chido Johnson
BobPurchased with Donations
21.

 
 Ray Katz
Evolution One


$45,000


22.

   Jim Lawton Landscape
Sunset
 $10,000
23.
   Todd Erickson American
Beauty
 $10,000
24.
 David Deming
Centurian$60,000
25.

 
Steve Cannaert
Don Quixote
$2,200
26.
  Jeffrey Bohl
Wisdom of Our Ancestry
$600
27.
   Adam Genei
Steel $6,000
28.
   Doug Gruizenga Winter 05 Bought by the DDA,
Donated to the City
29.

   Robert Sestock I-275  $30,000
30.
  Jeff Bohl
Vested With Authority

31.
 
Steve Cannaert
Sancho Panza

 

 
Brighton Biennial Art by Tim Nagae
 

Click on the link below to view a short Youtube clip (with sound) by Tim Nagae featuring all the sculptures from the Brighton Biennial Sculpture Exhibit:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2vYpeEz5SM

 
Support Public Funding for Arts & Culture
 

Visit http://www.artservemichigan.org to access customizable messages to Governor Granholm and other elected officials to show your support of funding for public art.  

   
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