Northville Art House
Downtown Artist Series @ Tuscan Café & City Hall
The Northville Art House partners with community organizations and businesses to promote the appreciation of the arts, arts education, and local artists. The Downtown Artist Series has a rotating presentation of work by established and emerging artists inside the Tuscan Café, 141 E Main St. and at Northville City Hall, 215 E Main St. Featured work is available for purchase online and by phone.
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TUSCAN CAFÉ
May 21 – Aug 5: Linda Pelowski – Farmington Hills, MI
“I carried my love for art through high school into college where I received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Industrial Design from Wayne State University. After college I started my industrial design career with a local firm designing kitchen appliances and graphics while also taking post-graduate art classes from the College of Creative Studies. From there I moved into architecture design, creating interior and exterior retail markets. I also freelanced in this field for twenty years doing graphic design and fine art perspective rendering for companies around the Metro Detroit area. I also painted murals for many years, residential and commercial. I now work as a full-time artist, painting plein air, studio work and commissions, while still taking classes. I love learning and improving while having fun. ” – Linda Pelowski
June 4 – August 19: Molly McNeece – Farmington Hills, MI
Artist & Illustrator Molly McNeece is best known for her lively and colorful illustrations full of color, humor, and intricate detail.
Molly McNeece was born in North Dakota and then moved to Alaska for high school and two years studying art at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. After moving to Michigan in 1997, Molly received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees at Michigan State University. She first became interested in a career in the arts as a young girl watching her grandmother draw and weave in her own home studio. Molly is inspired by her travels (especially at the sea shore) and spending time with her family. Her media includes pen and ink, watercolor and acrylic painting.
Molly exhibits at galleries, local art shows, and has won acclaim at local, state and national art competitions. She currently works as a public school art educator in southwest Michigan. Her dream of becoming a children’s book illustrator began with her iBook Surviving the Zombie Apocalypse (McNeece 2014). Molly’s other books include Joshua and Jasmine go to Kindergarten (McNeece 2016) and Tapestry Tips (Mezoff 2018).
Molly’s company, McNeece Consulting LLC, is currently creating original art for local projects, private art for collectors, and book illustrations. You can find more information about her and her work at mollymcneece.com.
NORTHVILLE CITY HALL
April 10 – June 30: Pamela Day – Wixom, MI
Pamela Day graduated with a BFA from Eastern Michigan University with an emphasis in Clay and Metal and a degree in teaching. She also earned a Master’s in Art Education that led her to a teaching career of nearly 40 years that included middle school, high school, and college. Pamela has drawn and painted for much of her life, and continues to further her study of art.
As passionate as she is about teaching, she feels as passionate about making art. Appreciating the camaraderie of working and sharing with other artists, she belongs to several artist groups including Detroit Society of Women Painters and Sculptors, Michigan Watercolor Society, and Michigan Ceramics Art Association. She also belongs to and serves on the Board of the Brighton Art Guild.
Exhibit locations of my work have ranged from many areas in Michigan, and Ohio, and pieces of my art are in several private collections nationally. My studio is in Wixom. Learn more at pameladaystudio.com or email pameladay@ameritech.net.
On view are selections from Pamela’s Giverny series and her Objects of My Passion series.
“My Giverny series is based on one photograph of Claude Monet’s Garden in Giverny, France. This image has offered me a variety of compositions that I have explored with color, proportion, and textures in my own style of stylized-realism. While my Objects of My Passion series focuses on my favorite shoes.” – Pamela Day
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