Heritage Gallery hosts Arlington Artists on Display

Posted October 24, 2013 10:31 am

Submitted by Arlington Heights Historical Museum

Mr. Pig by Anne Kauff is among the works of art on display through Jan. 26 at the Arlington Heights Historical Museums Heritage Gallery. Courtesy of Arlington Heights Historical Museum

Once again, the Arlington Heights Historical Museum’s Heritage Gallery is transformed into an art gallery. Come enjoy the original works of 43 individuals who live, work, or enhance the arts within our very own community.

Various types of media are presented in the 12th annual Arlington Artists on Display exhibition, including watercolor, oil, pen and ink, pencil, acrylic, mixed media, paper, photographic-based imagery, textiles, and wood.

Sponsored by the estate of Dorothy Seiberg, Arlington Artists on Display will run through Jan. 26.

The Heritage Gallery and Shop is on the Arlington Heights Historical Museum Campus, 112 W. Fremont St. The gallery specializes in local history exhibits drawn from the Historical Society’s collections and local, national and regional traveling exhibitions that explore the broader context of our history.

The Heritage Shop offers a selection of historical toys and books, along with local history memorabilia. Gallery hours are 1:30-4:30 p.m. Friday through Sunday. There is no admission fee for the gallery, but a suggested donation of $2 is recommended.

For information about Arlington Artists on Display, contact the museum at (847) 255-1225 or visit www.ahmuseum.org.

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Chicago Center by Jim Kelly is part of the 12th annual Arlington Artists on Display exhibition at Heritage Gallery. Courtesy of Arlington Heights Historical Museum

Cynthia Houses Cattails is among the works of art on exhibit at the 12th annual Arlington Artists on Display exhibition, which runs through Jan. 26 at Heritage Gallery. Courtesy of Arlington Heights Historical Museum

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