Iron Oxide for the Arts
ART CLEANS OUR STREAMS:
Iron Oxide for the Arts Collaborative 2011
See pictures of ALL 25 of our art pieces using iron oxide
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Artist: Frederick Bartolovic from Huntington, WV
The Evergreen Conservancy and the Indiana Arts Council teamed up with artists to use recovered iron oxide in their art! ( Click here to find out why this is important.) This project is intended to raise awareness about the environment and raise funds for these two organizations. Evergreen Conservancy supplied artists with the natural pigment from the Tanoma Abandoned Mine treatment system. Artists were encouraged to donate a piece of artwork to Evergreen created with the iron. The artist’s involvement goes further than simple support – they are helping keep streams clean! Find out how…
Thank you to our artists for their time and creative energy!
Posted on November 16, 2011, in Indiana Arts Council and tagged Auberle’s GOAL Program, Betty Hovland, Cindy Rogers, clay bodies, Daniel Charles, Dying wool, Environment, Evergreen Concervancy, Evie Berger, Fabrics, Frederick Bartolovic, Glass-blowing, Indiana Arts Council, Indiana County, Irene Tabish, Iron Oxide, Katherine Dunlevey, Kathy Butera, Kathy Levy, Little Mahoning Creek Pottery, Maraina Miles, Marsha Butler, Multi media, Nancy Smeltzer, Paint, Photography, Pottery glazes, Ruth Farrier, Tanoma Abandoned Mine, Water, Wendy Fetterman. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a Comment.
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