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Perkinson Gallery to feature sculptors Alison Ouellette- Mayor Mike McEIroy Elected to IML Board of Directors
Kirby & Noah Martin Kirby, Nov. 18-.Dec. 13
viewer. .;
Alison Ouellette-Kirby
received her bachelor's degree
in sculpture and photography
from the University of Windsor
in 1993 and her master's degree
from the University of Tennessee,
Knoxville in 1996. Her work has
been shown both nationally and
internationally at The National
Ornamental Metal Museum, The
Walker Gallery at the University
of Nebraska at Keamey,
Washington University School
of Medicine, The Art Gallery
of Windsor and String Gallery
in Toronto. She is a professor
of art at St. Charles Community
College in Cottleville, Mo.
Noah Martin Kirby received
his bachelor's degree from the
University of Tennessee in 1998
and his master's degree from
Washirtgton University in 2000.
Noah has worked for Cassily,
Inc. at the City Museum in
St. Louis, Mo., and runs N.K'.
Metalworks in St. Louis. His
work has been shown throughout
North America at such venues
as Bradley University, the
University of Mississippi and
String Gallery in Toronto. He
Currently teaches at Washington
University, the University of
Missouri - St. Louis, and is co-
director of Six Miles Scfilpture
Wgrks and 50 Brick Artist
Residency in Granite City, Ill.
For further information
regarding the exhibition, please
contact the Millikin University
Art Department at 217.424.6227
or visit ww.millikin.edu/art.
For more information on
Kirkland Fine Arts Center, please
vis'it www.kirklandfinearts.c0m.
Events at the Kirkland Fine Arts
Center are partially supported
by a grant from the Illinois Arts
Council, a state agency, and the
Midwest Arts Council.
Perkinson Art Gallery in
Kirkland Fine Arts Center will
showcase the work of sculptors
Alison Ouellette-Kirby and
Noah Martin Kirby beginning
Monday, Nov. 18 through
Friday, Dec. 13. Gallery hours
are Monday through Friday
from 12 noon - 5 p.m. or by
appointment. The exhibition is
free and open to the public.
Communication was the
foundation of this exhibit as
the artists discovered that while
people may basically be saying
the same thing, individual
regional differences may make
their messages seem different.
Reflecting this concept globally,
the semantics of peoples'
conversations frequently gets
in the way of their dialog and
what is actually heard. The
large and small sculptures make
communication "touchable" and
will provide revelations to the
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Mayor Mike McElroy, now in
his second term as Mayor for the
City of Decatur, has been elected
to the position of Vice President
for the Illinois Municipal League,
one of several officials statewide
elected to fill leadership roles
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Enjoy the arts with us, as we
• celebrate at the annual Richland
Art Bazaar on December 4 from
10 a.m. tO 3 p.m. in the Mueller
Student Center and the Erlanson
Art Gallery. Festivities include
student portfolio presentations,
music and dance performances,
fine art exhibits, and an art bazaar
with Richland and community
artists.
The Art Bazaar features a fine
arts sale of the works of Richland
Community College faculty,
staff, and students/alumni.
Students in the graphic arts,
photography, drawing, ceramics,
painting, etc. will present their
work in mini-presentations
of their best pieces either via
PowerPoint or exhibition at the
Erlanson Art Gallery. On the
Mueller stage will be music
performance with guitarist
Derek Cordoba, Richland
music faculty, and dancing by
the Richland hip hop and belly
dance classes, Chinese dance,
and Nutcracker excerpts from
the Richland Dance Company.
Applications for booth space
are ayailable by' contacting
whitneyb@richland.edu or 217-
875-7211, x 479. Community
artists with original fine arts are
welcomed to join as. The booth
fee is $30. The deadline for
booth request is November 26,
2013.
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within the organization. "I am excited about being
Elections were held during selected to fill this important
the IML's 100th Annual ost," said Mayor McElroy.
Conference last month in "I am committed to serving
Chicago, where more than as a strong advocate for the
1,500 mayors, council members, City of Decatur and the people
and local officials attended the of Illinois in this role and to
conference recognizing IML's working with my fellow board
"Century of Service to Illinois merribers to support the interests
Municipalities." The IML of the people of this state."
Conference is the gathering place Mayor McElroy is now
for education, in-depthworking serving in his second term as
sessions and learning about mayor and has been a member of
new laws and responsibilities the Decatur City Council since
that impact municipalities and 2003. He has been a resident of
municipal officials, the City of Decatur for almost
During the conference IML three decades and currently
membership elected Mayor serves as Vice President for
McElroy and 35 other Vice Skeff Distributing Company,
Presidents to represent its having been with the firm since
membership of 1,124 cities,. 1989.
towns and villages. This is a Mayor McElroy is married
vital, active board that carries to wife Lynn and they have one
out the mission of the IML. adult son.
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