YS Art Stroll is a major arts event in Yellow Springs, with many
galleries and cafes open to provide artistic entertainment. The June Art Stroll kicks off with the
unveiling of Beth Holyoke & Kaethi Seidel’s Ceramic Mosaic Trash Can. Join us at 6pm in front of Current Cuisine
(237 Xenia Ave.) to get the first look at the newest public art piece in
YS. Start your weekend off with a feast
for the senses!
Spirited
Goat Coffee House, 118 Dayton St, Mardi
Gras in Venice, Photographs of Mark Tyler
Stop in for a refreshing beverage and some excellent music, and
enjoy the photography of Mark Tyler. A
collection of vibrant and festive work is waiting for you! Spirited Goat provides
lively and friendly environs, ideal for a relaxing conversation in the midst of
great art.
Village
Artisans, 100 Corry St, The Quilts of Pam
Geisel
At the Village Artisans June Opening Reception, we are
celebrating our newest member – Pam Geisel, a local textile artist. Enjoy Geisel's award-winning quilts at the Event
Gallery. Wine and snacks will be served. June also means Red Hot Red Dot Sale at
Village Artisans, so stroll by and see us!
YS Arts Council Gallery, 111 Corry St, Exuberance!, The Monday Morning Artists
The Opening Reception for the Monday Morning Artists “Exuberance!”
exhibit falls on Art Stroll. The dynamic
watercolor paintings of the MMA are
fascinating and expressive. Gabriel Day
plays at 6pm and the YS Woodwind Quintet performs at 7pm on the YSAC Gallery
outdoor patio; the atmosphere will be energizing. Wine
and hors d'oeuvres
provided.
“would
you, could you” In A Frame, 113 Corry St, Vivid
Line Drawings by Jean Rudegeair
Jean Rudegeair captures the essence of the human experience in
her line drawings, and her work should not be missed. “would you, could you", a contemporary art
gallery displaying distinctive pieces from artists and craftspeople located
regionally & nationwide, is an important stop on your YS Art Stroll.
The
Winds Café, 215 Xenia Ave, The Art of AJ
Powers
Enjoy a truly incredible meal at The Winds in the midst of the
color & detailed images produced by AJ Powers. You will be thrilled by the amazing
experience -- from the subtle flavors to the food presentation to the artwork. Powers, a Fairborn native, has created a
collection that is a veritable feast for the eyes!
Springs
Gallery, 220 Xenia Ave, Kings Yard, Ceramic
Folk Artists: Nancy & John Grosella
Springs Gallery is pleased to present the Artists’ Reception for
the clay folk art and jewelry of John and Nancy Grosella of West Milton, Ohio. The Grosellas have had a long & intimate
relationship with clay. Springs Gallery exhibits
and sells a wide variety of original fine arts, signature crafts and gift items
by local and regional artists.
Emporium
Wines & Underdog Café, 233 Xenia Ave, Entropy
& Reclamation, Tom Watson III
Watson’s recent work reflects outwardly the internal
transformation that occurred during his physical recovery from a massive brain
stem stroke. While his mind learned to
reconnect broken synapses, Watson deconstructed and then reassembled materials
salvaged from earlier silkscreen projects to create a new body of art with a
cohesive design. Enjoy wine tasting accompanied by the music of Emma ‘n Everybody.ve become. If his work increases awareness, it is a reflection
of the learning he has been able to gain by listening to individuals and the
different perspectives they have to share.
Sunrise
Café, 259 Xenia Ave, The Art of Claire
Billionaire
"Somewhere in Nebraska" is just one of many great
pieces being shown by Claire Billionaire at the Sunrise Cafe. Often inspired by nature as well as peace,
love and happiness, Claire's work is impactful! The Sunrise Cafe
offers a variety of delicious dishes and signature drinks to satisfy the
palate. An ideal place to end your
evening!
Glen
Helen Atrium Gallery, 405 Corry St, The Light on America’s Great Lands, Ronald G.
Levi
Ronald G. Levi's "The Light of America’s Great Lands"
exhibit features stunning prints of American landscapes with specific focus on
unique lighting effects. Levi captures breathtaking
natural scenes that express the eco-diversity which characterizes the United
States. Add an “environmentally-friendly”
aspect to your Art Stroll.
Eddie
Eckenrode Gallery, 232 Xenia Ave, Paintings by Eddie Eckenrode
The Eddie Eckenrode (Memorial) Gallery, one of the originators
of Art Stroll and a public art gallery since 1996, is celebrating the art of
the late Eddie Eckenrode. This Reception marks the closing of a gallery that
has hosted many local events over the past 16 years. Hosted by Sam and Miriam Eckenrode, Sam &
Eddie’s Open Books.
Julia
Etta’s Trunk, 100 Corry St, Artisan Clothing by Joanne Litz
Joanne Litz, a clothing artisan from Philadelphia, will be at
Julia Etta’s Trunk during Art Stroll.
Creator of the Steel Pony brand, Litz achieves the perfect fusion of art
and fashion. Her distinct designs and
uncommon flair blur the boundaries of haute couture and wearable art. Litz’s Fall Trunk Show is about color; her
new earthy shades of red and purple in modal play off slate grey. This reception is catered by The Winds Café.
