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“Not Titled,” by Stephen Rolfe Powell, donated by Shelly Powell for live auction.

“Dawn” donated by Cheryl Chapman for live auction.

The Art-full Affair is only held in odd-numbered years! The event is the major source of funding for the children’s’ art programs and scholarships provided by the Arts Commission to foster opportunity and experiences in the arts for the children of our community.

Tickets to the event are $100. Each ticket includes admission for two to the Preview Party on September 10th and ONE art pick at the Draw Party on September 11th from among the many pieces of artwork and art services donated by local artists and friends of art. The event is hosted by Pioneer Playhouse, 840 Stanford Rd., Danville.

Only ticket holders and their guests are eligible to bid in the live auction at the Draw party.

The glass piece by Stephen Powell measures 6.5″ H X 4.75″ W X 4.75″ D. It is signed and dated 1983. Stephen joined the faculty at Centre College that year. The retail value of the piece was listed at $3,000 a couple years ago.

The painting by Cheryl Chapman is oil on canvas and measures 36 x 36. The gallery estimate of the painting is $3,200.

Additional pieces in the live auction will be announced at a later date.

Tickets are limited. For information, contact Mimi Becker at arts@historicdanvilleky.com or text 859-691-0316.

Liz Orndorff named 2020 Arts Citizen of the Year

Local playwright, Liz Orndorff, was named 2020 Arts Citizen of the Year by the Arts Commission Board. The announcement was made at the December Danville City Commission meeting and formally presented at the January Commission meeting. Orndorff is an accomplished writer with multiple plays produced locally and regionally. She has received several honors and been selected to attend prestigious writers’ programs.

Orndorff represented Danville in Carrickfergus as the first Sister Cities exchange artist. In addition, she is the principal founder and president of Scarlet Cup Theater, a successful site – specific theater producing thought provoking American and European plays.

Orndorff has collaborated with the Arts Commission and the Agency for Substance Abuse Policy to write and direct three plays/musicals for middle and high school students which creatively address issues facing children today.

The annual award, selected and presented by the Arts Commission, recognizes individuals who have had an impact on the community through the advancement, support and use of the arts over their careers.

Gallery Hop 2021 Hits Downtown Danville

Bruce Richardson of Elmwood Inn Fine Teas will welcome Hoppers from 5:30 – 8:00, June 11th.

Can’t Say Enough About It –

Gallery Hop 2021 has something for everyone!

When you have a lot to celebrate, you should! On June 11^th the downtown will be hopping up and down and around the corners. The best strategy would be to put a chair in the car (or sling it over your shoulder), park in the area, make sure you have this newsletter with you, then eat, shop, and visit, until 8:00 when the chair will be needed for the Gallery Hop After Hours Concert with Power Play.

This newsletter can serve as your guide to locating artists and activities. Members of the Arts Commission Board will be available at the corner of Main and 3^rd to assist you and update you of any changes to the guide. A table with simple and fun children’s activities will also be located in front of the Hub Coffee House.

I know where I will be on June 11^th and I look forward to seeing you somewhere around town as we usher in the Great American Brass Band Festival in style. Enjoy shopping and mingling responsibly and we will all have a great evening!

Thanks to Louisville Gas &Electric and Kentucky Utilities Foundation for their support of the Gallery Hop. We appreciate the partnership with the Brass Band Festival staff and volunteers and the City of Danville in making this event go off without a hitch.

BRASS BAND GALLERY HOP 2021

(O) indicates outside venue

Danville Bike and Footwear – 417 West Main

Jennifer Chambers – writer

Jamie Isaacs – music

Cheryl Mayes – jewelry

Arts Center of the Bluegrass – 401 West Main

David Farmer – Artist in Residence, on exhibit

Germaine Dunn – Artist in Residence

Terrell Atwood – Artist in Residence

Katherine U. White – Artist in Residence

Chris Conley – Ceramics Studio Member

Dionna Baker – Ceramics

Brandon Long – POSTER SIGNING

Mosaic – corner of 4^th and Main

Great American Brass Band Festival – 4^th and Main (O)

Merchandise cart, posters and pins

Weisiger Park Stage (O)

Power Play – Concert 8:00 – 10:00

311 W. Main St.

Carol’s Bridal – 309 West Main

Kathy Thompson – mixed media

CBD, etc. – 115 N. 3^rd

Dennis Toadvine – wood and metal works

Jason Brunz – ceramics

Yolantha Pace – original gifts

Tye Financial – 141 N. 3rd

Tillie Sowders – oils and cards

Boyle County Public Library – 301 W. Broadway (O)

Great American Swing Dance

Walnut Street Ramblers (6:30 – 8:00)

Derby Shoppe and Raggs – 124 N. 3rd

Tom Lamp – watercolors

Margaret Levi – jewelry

Danville Mural – parking area (O)

Chase Bank – 237 W. Main

Matt Rodgers – acrylics and pencil

Keimya Harris – mixed media

Elizabeth Holcomb – acrylics, linocut, charcoal, color pencil

Jordan K’aki – painting

Danville Office Equipment #1 – 233 W. Main (O)

Clay Wolfe – pencil

Kris Steele – acrylics, sculpture

Danville Office Equipment #2 – 233 W. Main (O)

Mike Rogers – woodwork

Debi Rogers – painting

Danville Office Equipment #3 – 233 W. Main (O)

Chris Hubbard – woodwork

Danville Office Equipment #4 – 233 W. Main (O)

Pat Williams – weaving, oils

Maple Tree – 225 W. Main

Jack Cochran – oils

Andrea Akers – watercolors

Lynda Ross – monoprints, oils

Plank – 217 W. Main (O)

LuAnn Lyons – painted rock art

Morgan Vest – jewelry

Elmwood Inn Fine Tea – 135 N. 2^nd

Bruce Richardson – photographer and writer

West T. Hill Community Theatre – 117 Larrimore Lane

Opening Act – music and dance

South Ridge Custom Engraving

Diversitea Mural – parking area (O)

Heart of Danville Office – 112 N. 2^nd

Meet the Board

Danville Boyle County African American

Historical Society – 108 N. 2^nd

Michael Hughes – historian, archivist

Whitaker Bank – 218 W. Main (O)

(Cheryl has moved to Danville Bike and Footwear)

Hub Coffee Shop – 236 W. Main (O)

Arts Commission information

Children’s activity table

CentreWorks – N. 3^rd

Roni Gilpin, glass and painting – Lobby

Kate Snyder, mosaics – 3^rd Floor

Kathy York – York’s Corks and More

LIFTOFF! Graduates – 3^rd Floor

A & L Accessories – 324 W. Main

Sarah Hogue – acrylics, marker pen art

Sandy Hogue – Sandy’s Surprises

Harvey’s – 120 S. 4th

Lori Goggan – acrylics

Emma Jackson – music

Jane Barleycorn’s – 130 S. 4^th

Connie Beale – collage, oils

Travis Kern – musician

Meet Michelle – Future Artist

Meet Michelle.

The Arts Commission couldn’t have in-person camp this summer, so we put camp in boxes for Michelle and her mom and five other families in their neighborhood.

The whole bunch will be creating a “museum” on the sidewalks and porches to show off their work.

Thanks, David Walden and other community friends for being our partners at “camp” in the crazy summer of 2020.

Lynne Pierce Dean

The Arts Commission is saddened at the loss of Lynne Pierce Dean. Lynne served the Boyle County community as County Attorney with integrity and grace. She was a wonderful mother and wife. We are very honored to have Lynne serve on the Arts Commission Board twice. She guided us during our transition years as we relocated our offices out into the community. When her term as County Attorney was over, she rejoined the Board and continued her service of advising and supporting our work with her legal expertise and care for the goals of providing arts opportunities throughout our community. Lynne will be missed by so many in all walks of life, and we count ourselves as privileged to have known her. Our organization was the better for her service and we are grateful for the life she shared with us.