Janesville Art League 608-754-4544
108 South Jackson Street, Janesville, WI 53548 Opens Tuesday at 10 a.m.
Details
Janesville Art League was established in 1894. The Art League is interested in and enjoys sharing experiences in the visual arts.
Purposes: JAL encourages interest in the arts within the community.
JAL strives to develop appreciation and recognition of artists.
JAL collects, displays, educates, and conserves works of art.
Board of Directors
Co-Presidents - Linda Davis and Jan Hoopes
Vice President - Karolyn Alexander
2nd Vice President - Claudiadair Fitzgerald
3rd Vice President - Sue Owen
Secretary - Rita Carpenter
Treasurer - Marilyn Keating
Historian - Clarice Chicks and Gail Hatten
Curators - Susan Borden and Nancy Bell Douglas
Membership - Marilyn Keating and Marilyn Bussa
Directors: Lois Allen, Magda Nelson, Karen Gilbank, Hannah Nickolai, Carole Cullen, Delores Otto, Judy Kukla
Art League members wishing to be included on this site may email ldavis2101@hughes.net
- Local establishment
- Phone: 608-754-4544
This business appears in: Arts and Entertainment, Artists, Events, Museums & Galleries, Venues
Events
Tour of Terry Printing
12 Feb 2010 – All Day
Tour of Terry Print Solutions: meet at 10:30 am at the location, 212 Plainfield Ave (take Kennedy to Barberry), (608) ...
Rock River Valley Woodcarvers
12 Mar 2010 – 11:30 a.m.
Luncheon and guest presentation: Rock River Valley Woodcarvers will do a presentation on woodcarving including a bird woodcarving demonstration. For ...
NEW ART SHOW AT JPAC "SPRING INTO SUMMER"
12 Apr 2010 – All Day
Janesville Art League presents a new art show at the Janesville Performing Arts Center Gallery
Services
Marilyn Keating
Marilyn Keating is a watercolor artist, instructor, and co-owner of L'Atelier Art Studio in Janesville. Keating is an inspiration to ...
Artisan Co-op in Janesville
Several member of Janesville Art League have artwork displayed at the Artisan Co-op, 6 S. Main St. Janesville. The co-op ...
History of FP108SJ
The Woman's Club Building (108 S. Jackson St) formally opened on May 7, 1928. In addition to being the permanent ...