arthouse: Farewell and fundraiser for Arthouse

Tuesday, July 21, 2015

Farewell and fundraiser for Arthouse

A farewell party for friends, Kandi and William (Billy) Jamieson, owners of the Arthouse Noblesville.
JULY 30. 6-9PM @ NICKLE PLATE ARTS 107 S 8TH STREET, NOBLESVILLE
RSVP BY JULY 27TH TO MOLLY 317-674-6471

We are inviting all lovers and supporters of Art! Come meet the Artists in person, bring some cash to splash, eat some grub and wish them good luck as they become leading Artists in the windy city of Chicago.

William is a talented ceramic sculptor and college faculty art teacher. Kandi will be attending the School of Art Institute of Chicago pursuing her Masters in Art Therapy with an emphasis in special needs and autism.

We will have a silent auction bid of their art pieces and a 50/50 cash raffle (winner splits pot with the Jamiesons).

All proceeds and donations will go to offset the Jamieson's travel expenses and support their schooling.

Don't forget to sport your own sunglasses and wear anything cheerful or bright. Come to celebrate!

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http://paperwriting.xyz/ said...: It seems like this party was hot and loud. The last party I visited was very cool and we were chilling till 5am:); November 27, 2015 at 5:20 AM

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Arthouse Misssion

William and Kandi Jamieson opened their home as Arthouse May 2010. The Jamiesons are both Art graduates from Boise State, William in Ceramics and Kandi in Painting. “We just want to have a great place where anybody can come and make art, like real un- abashed, uninhibited expression.” Arthouse is fast becoming the new home for art in Noblesville. Our mission is to enrich our community through art by offering a variety of art classes and exhibiting work. We open our doors to the community to share the joy in making new friends, creating art, and communicating through visual language.

William Jamieson

I am attempting to break free of traditions while questioning the values of form and functionality in our society. I boldly use an expressive hand building technique of construction, destruction and repair. An emphasis is placed on spontaneity, ambiguity and working intuitively. I enjoy split second decision making and letting the work take its own shape. My construction technique is learned from my many years experience bricklaying in Indianapolis. Bonding clay slabs, chunks of earth, or found material, I stack, form and manipulate sometimes thousands of pieces into one final form. The result is a collage of image and texture, expressive and energetic.

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Farewell and fundraiser for Arthouse

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