Current Gallery Exhibit

June 2022 Exhibit

The Village Theater at Cherry Hill is pleased to feature the works of artists: Charles Rumschlag, Jon Lange, Nancy Kozlowski, Nick Bair & Took Gallagher in this collaborative exhibit, entitled "Animal & Wildlife Art", in The Gallery at Cherry Hill from May 26 - June 28, 2022.  

An opening reception will take place at The Gallery at Cherry Hill, Thursday, June 2, 2022 from 6 - 8 p.m.  

Featured works by the following artists include animal and wildlife inspired pieces, each with their own unique interpretations. In this collaborative exhibit, a wide variety of art mediums and techniques are used to create captivating fauna pieces, such as upcycling, watercolor, acrylic, painting, pastels, airbrushing, and photography. 

Charles Rumschlag - "God created a wonderful world filled with amazing creatures. I am truly entertained seeking, watching and photographing wild animals in their natural habitat. Wildlife photography in its natural habitat is a unique challenge. When a moment comes, I must be ready as my subjects don't voluntarily pose and second chances are rare. Through my photos, I capture a fraction of a second, which I can share with others forever."

Jon Lange - Artist Jon Lange is a Michigan native who has a passion for airbrushing and using acrylics to create large-scale canvas paintings. Lange's passion for airbrushing began in 1998 and he often works up to 9 hours a day creating and perfecting the particular project he is working on. His large-scale paintings can range in size from 2' x 3' to 5' x 12'.

Nancy Kozlowski - Primarily a landscape artist in 2D media, Kozlowski derives inspiration from domestic scenes as well as glimpses of farms and wilderness, all of which she joyously explored with her late husband, Sanford Cohen. They both loved their time at the Grand Canyon West, and the representative dog pictures from the Hualapai Tribal Nation in Arizona, evoke fun memories together. Every piece of her work contains a piece of Sanford. 

Nick Bair - Nick Bair is an artist who is passionate about prehistoric life and contemporary large mammals. Bair creates his work in a variety of media including ink, watercolor, water-based oil, acrylic, charcoal and colored pencils. He is a world traveler, who frequents zoos and museums gathering inspiration and resources for his work. A portion of the proceeds from sales of his art at this exhibit will support the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Kenya, Africa.

Took Gallagher - "The collages I make are usually built over up-cycled paintings or my own older unfinished works in process. As I add decorative papers, creatures emerged through the layers that I outline in pencil. Then I further define them with more papers, colored pencils, ink, acrylics, stitching, etc., so that viewers might get a glimpse of what I saw."

This latest art exhibit at The Gallery at Cherry Hill, located at 50400 Cherry Hill Road in Canton, MI,  is free and open to the public.  

Gallery Hours:
The Gallery at Cherry Hill is open Tuesday & Wednesday from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., and Thursday & Friday from 4 - 8 p.m. or by special appointment that is arranged via email to elli.fassois@canton-mi.org. The Gallery at Cherry Hill is also open during public performances. 

For more information, please call 734/394-5300.