American Art in Miniature Exhibit Returns to Gilcrease Museum

The 2007 American Art in Miniature exhibit will be held at Gilcrease Museum Oct. 20 through Nov. 4.
The invitational exhibit features works by 223 regional and nationally renowned American artists, an increase of approximately 15 percent since the 2006 exhibit. Work includes original paintings and sculptures in a wide range of subject matter and media. There are figurative works, landscapes, still-life and others. All artwork will be on sale through Nov. 1 with proceeds benefiting Gilcrease Museum’s education and public programs.
“This year we again have an unprecedented response to the call for submissions, resulting in a wide range of beautiful and affordable works of art,” says American Art in Miniature Co-Chair Mia Oven.
Gilcrease joins SemGroup, LP and F&M Bank and Trust in presenting this year’s AAIM exhibit. Among the participating artists are: Kristy Lewis Andrew, Joe Anna Arnett, James Asher, Tracy Avant, John Banovich, Gail Booth, Roger Cooke, Otto Duecker, Elaine I. Duillo, Jody Ellison, Ritch Gaitia, Mark Gould, Doug Hyde, George E. Koutoupis, Ann Livingston, Terry L. Martin, Doug Martin, Joan A. Matzdorf, Kara Lee Merrell, Rudy Miller, Bruce Miller, Ned Mueller, Charles Warren Mundy, Ross Myers, Joseph Orr, Donald J. Pearson, Holly Mae Pendergast, Linda Pierson, Carol C. Roberts, Dan Robinson, Monique Sakellarios, Diane Salamon, Sherry Salari Sander, Sandy Scott, Kim Shaklee, Kathryn Stats, Nancy Still, Julie Strauss and Gary Yazzie.
In addition to SemGroup and F&M Bank, American Art in Miniature is made possible with special thanks to Jackie Cooper Imports, Oklahoma Offset Inc., The Chalkboard, Gretchen Turnage, Arts Society and Walsh and Associates. Returning AAIM Co-Chairs Mia and Herb Oven are joined by committee members Teresa Adwan, Joanie Atkinson, Robert Augsburger, Cherry Bost, Gentner Drummond, Randy Foutch, Kristen Kenneally, Tracey Norvell, Liz Peterson, Hal Sailbury and Deacon Turner.
For more information on American Art in Miniature, visit www.gilcrease.org/AAIM or call (918) 596-2758.
Updated 11-07-2007
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