Tag: carnegie library
-
Art on the Plains Juried Art Contest – Call for Artists
Click the “Pay online” button below or contact us to inform the Carnegie about your tendered payment of cash or check. “Art on the Plains” Juried Art Contest July 26, 2024 – August 26, 2024 Carnegie Arts Center – Contact: Carol Sinclair at cvsinclair222@dcaac. Carnegie Arts Center at 620-225-6388 or 620-339-6391 for after hours. Exhibition…
-
Connie Moore’s Journey of Imagination and Expression
The Carnegie Arts Center in Dodge City, Kansas is thrilled to showcase the remarkable talent of artist Connie in its latest exhibition. Connie’s profound connection to art and her ability to breathe life into her canvases have captivated audiences throughout her career. Her artist statement encapsulates the essence of her creative process, revealing the magical…
-
Western Heritage Art Contest – Call for Artists
Click the “Pay online” button below or contact us to inform the Carnegie about your tendered payment of cash or check. “Western Heritage Art Contest” July 28 2023 – August 22 2023 Carnegie Arts Center – Contact: Brenda Cornitius at carnegie1907@gmail.com Exhibition Dates: July 28nd, 2023 through August 22, 2023 ELIGIBILITY: All artists presently living…
-
The Stunning Painting of Bison Escaping a Wildfire That Will Leave You Breathless: Dallas Mayer’s Latest Exhibit at The Carnegie Arts Center
Dallas Mayer is an artist known for her stunning paintings that capture the beauty and spirit of the American West. Her work has been featured in numerous galleries and exhibitions, and her latest exhibit at The Carnegie Arts Center in Dodge City, KS showcases her talent in full force. The exhibit, which runs until April…
-
Dallas Mayer: Western Artist Statement
Dallas Mayer, Oklahoma ranch lady, who also happens to be an artist, works in three mediums: watercolor, pastel and oil, which is her preferred medium. When Dallas is not painting, she is out helping on her family’s Oklahoma Centennial Ranch where she gets most of her inspiration and ideas to paint. At the young age…
-
Deb Huber
A Finger Painting Artist A self-taught artist, Deb has an innate appreciation for color and its ability to enhance and motivate space. Vibrant landscapes, wildlife, and livestock are central themes in Deb’s work. Her pieces are energetic yet calming and reflect her creative and playful spirit. She incorporates layers in mixed media and meshes traditional…
-
Carnegie Arts History
The public library in Dodge City was established sometime prior to 1905, when Dr. C.A. Milton, Judge E. H. Madision, L.J. Pettijohn and other first discussed the idea of providing the town with a public library building. Previously, a library had been organized in 1885 and set up in the office of the county superintendent.…
Carnegie Arts Dodge City 