(P26) opens in January at Peoria Art Guild with some of its favorite photographs from around the world with a special side collection from photographers
Inland Art: Photo Portfolio
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Author Archive for John Heintzman
Inland Art: Natural reflection
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Inland Art: Conjuring conversation
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Whatever Bill Conger creates may make you a bit uncomfortable as he inspires you to think about the state of your life — and society
Inland Art: Reverie of Nicholas Africano
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Master of materiality, local artist from Normal reaches out and touches viewers of his unique art
Inland Art: Valentine’s DAZE
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You can get lost in this world of minimalist mark making by Clark Valentine on display at Peoria Art Guild
Inland Art: Creative curations
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Bradley International Print and Drawing Exhibition has quite a collection on display throughout city
Inland Art: ‘I AM SOMEBODY’
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Inland Art: Looney Tuned
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Genius of Ken Hoffman has created innumerable, brutally honest pieces, each filled with emotion; Go see him on display
New American painting
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KNyame Maison (Nana Ekow) works with West African magic as he reviews world history and cultures from Biblical times to modern Ghana to African American history
Inland Arts: Quilts covering the patchwork paths of life
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Aareon Boyd adds irreverence and audacity to the historic medium of quilting; he deconstructs and reinterprets traditional patterns with his abstract, improvisational style. Indisputably, his quilts have energy.