Art show on American 250th anniversary opens soon at Marion Art Center
Robert Dunn's photo, "3 Flags Flying."
John Magnan's entry to the show, "Colonize 1600." Photo source: Marion Art Center
Margaret Bruzelius's creation, "Red, white — and Blue."
Robert Dunn's photo, "3 Flags Flying."
John Magnan's entry to the show, "Colonize 1600." Photo source: Marion Art Center
Margaret Bruzelius's creation, "Red, white — and Blue."
MARION — The Marion Art Center will soon open its newest exhibition, “Declaration and Dialogue: Reflections on 250 years”.
The show, which opens Friday, July 10, features work from over 20 artists inspired by the milestone. Artists were invited to create through lenses of commemoration, critique, hope and transformation.
The exhibition combines contemporary works with historical artifacts and artwork on loan from private collections.
There will be an opening reception with the artists on Friday, July 17 from 5-7 p.m. at the 80 Pleasant St. gallery.
The show and reception are free to the public, and all are encouraged to visit.
The gallery will operate on modified hours until July 25, and will be open 1-5 p.m. on Tuesdays through Fridays, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays, and will be closed Sunday and Monday.
For more information, visit marionartcenter.org/events.
