Arts Alive! - October 2004

Lakeview Museum: The Land Through the Lens

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. It showcases a moment in time clearer and more concisely than anything that could be written or said. Lakeview Museum’s latest exhibit, The Land Through the Lens, focuses not on events, but on time and place.

Features

Art Funding Means Access For All
Jan Wright Vergon, Publisher
The Illinois Arts Alliance was founded in 1982 by a small group of artists and arts administrators who joined forces to combat the threatened elimination of state funding for the arts in Illinois. They succeeded then, and they continue to work effectively to protect Illinois Arts Council funding and to improve public and private support for the arts all over Illinois.
Artist Millard Wells Inspired by Peoria
by Tori Phelps
What does it say about Peoria that an artist who lives thousands of miles away regularly travels to the area to paint? Millard Wells, a Floridian, makes the trek frequently to teach, paint, and plan his next projects in central Illinois.

Columns

Peoria Remembers Lincoln’s Speech
Marilyn Leyland, Peoria Historical Society
My Favorites Part II: The Reds
Leo Wine, Super Liquors & The Wine Experience
It’s All Happening at the New Artspartners.net
Suzette Boulais, ArtsPartners
Supplementing Retirement Income with a CRT
Duffy Armstrong, Mass Mutual Financial Group
Everyday Art: From Cups to Motorcycles
Dr. Brian Sajko
Eureka College
Kids and Books: Encouraging a Lifelong Partnership
by Tori Phelps

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October 2004 events