“SEE THE MUSIC – Tune into Our Vibe”

by | Mar 1, 2017 | Events

FAIRFIELD ART ASSOCIATION

Summer 2017 Downtown Art Installation

“SEE THE MUSIC – Tune in to Our Vibe”

Please click here to see the video

video and photographs produced by Werner Elmker Audio-Visual Studio • elmker.com

Susan Thicke 2017_Peace of Music

 

 This Exhibit opened for the June 2 First Friday Art Walk and will remain on display through the summer.

The public voted for the “Most Totally Tuned In Art Piece” in July. The winners were Susan Noll Thicke and Francis Thicke, who will receive two vouchers to any show in the upcoming artist series at the Soundheim in Fairfield.

A Silent Auction of the displayed works will begin at the August Art Walk and conclude at the September Art Walk. 

Minimum Bids $100, split between artists & FAA
FAA Proceeds Tax Deductible & Supports FAA Projects 

 

Pictured right is “Peace of Music” by Susan Noll Thicke,

with technical assistance by musician Francis Thicke.

This art piece is made from a snare drum,

cymbal, fife,

drum sticks, tuba mouth piece,

baritone mouth piece, trumpet mouth piece, copper sheet and metal dove ornament.

 

Seven Art Installations

in the garden nodes of

DOWNTOWN  FAIRFIELD

 

062V5840 See the Music Art Installations_PIANO&HANDS

featuring works by artists:
Pamela Lander, Susan Noll Thicke,
JCHC’s Kevin Heisel & Kierston Pacha & Wanda Bagby,
Dori Lewman, David Pattison, Suzan Bates Kessel, Rolf Erickson

Pamela Lander created “A Wind Instrument”  out of plastic, nylon line and tin, Susan Noll Thicke (with technical assistance by Francis) has used a variety of musical instruments for her “Peace of Music”,  the Jefferson County Health Center team of Kevin Hisel, Kierston Pacha and Wanda Bagby went all out making a miniature Baby Grand Piano complete with a Liberace theme, Suzan Bates Kessel has used a donated clarinet to build a tribute to Ron Prill and naming it “I guess that’s why they call it the blues”, both Dori Lewman and David Pattison each created their own painted musical theme tall obelisks, and Rolf Erickson is using a guitar in an unusual presentation format. 

 “A Wind Instrument”  by Pamela Lander
     “Inside Out” by Rolf Erickson
“Music to the 4 Directions” by David Pattison
“I Guess that’s why they call it the blues”   Tribute to Ron Prill  by Suzan Bates Kessel “Peace of Music” by Susan & Francis Thicke

“The Old Piano Blues” by JCHC Staff   Kevin Heisel, Kierston Pacha & Wanda Bagby“Don’t Ya Just Feel Like Dancin?”   by Dori Lewman

 

This year’s project is sponsored in part by a Fairfield CVB grant.    fairfield visitors&convention logo