47 Miles to Tucson was accepted as a finalist and Italian Trees received a Meritorious Award in the Richeson 75 international art competition.
The "Richeson 75 Landscape, Seascape & Architecture" annual exhibition will be shown at the Richeson School of Art gallery and is open to the public. Admission is at no charge.
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| 47 Miles to Tucson. 18x36. Oil on board by Christy Olsen. |
“This is what I see every time I hit the ‘47 miles to Tucson’ mile marker on the way home from Phoenix. I love the shape at the top of Picacho Peak, I think everyone in Southern Arizona recognizes ‘the peak’. During the afternoon, you can really see some terrific dark rich shadows on the side of the mountain that add a bit of mystery to this intriguing desert landscape.” --Christy Olsen
Juried Exhibition & Art Sale
Richeson 75 International are art competitions that offer a venue where established and emerging artists can show their latest, best work to a broader and more appreciative audience. The Richeson School of Art facilitates each competition with a unique genre. Artists from all over the world submit their pieces annually, where only 75 pieces are chosen, which is why it is called the "Richeson 75 International.
Jack Richeson & Co., Inc. underwrites large cash prizes for Best-In-Show and generous prizes of Richeson art studio furniture and materials for each contest cycle genre. The 75 finalists for each regular contest genre exhibit their work in the beautiful Richeson Gallery, which appears in a hardcover book for that annual competition genre.
There is also a companion online exhibit that reaches a broad audience. Medium categories include 1) oil, oil pastels, & acrylics, 2) Other media (soft pastels, drawing /dry media, watercolor, gouache, casein, printmaking, etc.).
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| Italian Trees. 24x36. Oil on board by Christy Olsen. |
June 1 - August 31, 2014
Friday, June 6, 2014 (5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.)
Refreshments served.
Richeson School of Art is located in Kimberly, Wisconsin. They are proud to utilize locally and nationally known artists that teach a variety of art mediums at their on-site location. Their studio functions as an educational classroom, life drawing session studio, and local meeting space for artists to work during our open studio times.
Jack Richeson & Co. is a leading manufacturer and supplier of high-quality art materials. In 2005, company founder and CEO Jack Richeson realized his lifelong dream of creating a resource for artists to exhibit artwork, gain inspiration and further their artistic education.
Richeson Gallery features over 700 original works of art composed by the Richeson Permanent Collection and regional and local artists. As part of its mission to support the visual arts community, the Richeson School of Art operates and sponsors an art gallery on-site.
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| Richeson Gallery in Kimberly, WI |
There are two rotating exhibit spaces where world-renowned artists hang alongside up-and-coming artists' work, creating a beautiful harmony for visitors to experience. The permanent collection holds over 500 works by artists, including Stephen Quiller, Zoltan Szabo, Ramon Kelly, Richard Schmidt, Urania Christy Tarbet, Erica Norelius, and many more.
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| Richeson Gallery in Kimberly, WI |
Richeson Gallery
557 Marcella Street, Kimberly, WI, 54136
Tuesday, Thursday & Friday (10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.)
Wednesdays (10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.)
Saturdays (10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.)
Sundays & Mondays (Closed)
Or call for an appointment.
Artwork may be purchased during the show at the gallery but must stay hung throughout the exhibition. For Purchasing Information:
- Visit Richesongallery.com
- Phone +1 (800) 233-2404 or +1 (920) 560-3777
- Or email: artschool@richesonart.com
Post-Exhibition
Artwork may be viewed online during the exhibition or post-exhibition dates.
- Richeson75.com
- Landscape, Seascape & Architecture 2016 Home Page
- Landscape, Seascape & Architecture 2016 (Oils & Acrylics)
Publications
47 Miles to Tucson, Italian Trees, and Somewhere in Idaho were published in the limited edition Richeson 75 International exhibition book.
All Richeson 75 International competitions are capped off with the publication of a collectible, limited-edition, full-color, hardcover exhibit book. These books include the finalists' work and feature meritorious awards from the competition.
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Richeson 75 International Landscape, Seascape & Architecture 2014 |
