Chroma Creature Vessel Vision- a medley of classical style paintings, wooden sculpture, resin ink color bursts and soft sculpture. What is the unifying element that holds these things together? The contributing artists are all from the same family! Siblings Josie Lucy, Forest Lewis and Corrie Steckelberg with father Joel Lewis are having a family art exhibit because they are a family and they’re all artist! Stop by to see if you can determine – nature or nurture?

The exhibit will be held March 30th through April 22nd at the Johnson Heritage Post Art Gallery. The opening reception will be March 30th from 5 pm to 7 pm and the artist tour will be March 31st at 1 pm. 

This traveling exhibition is comprised of selected photographs from Craig Blacklock’s book, ST. CROIX & NAMEKAGON RIVERS — The Enduring Gift, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, which gave protection to these rivers as part of our National Park System. The photographs, made from the water, shore and from a drone, depict the wild landscape, animals, and birds found along the river, and human use of the rivers. This project was done in partnership with the St. Croix River Association. All images from the project are being made available to the Association and to the National Park Service for lobbying and educational efforts. To see all book images, and a complete description of the project, please go to http://www.stcroixphotography.com/.

The exhibit will open April 12 and be available to view until June 24 at the Mill City Museum in Minneapolis. 

Reception at Mill City Museum, April 19 from 6-9 pm, free, but tickets required. Limited to 300 and nearly “sold out” as of today.