March 2025

An exciting March 2025.

St. Patrick's Day with Ace and Bev at Newton's Paradise Cafe. Mimosa's were had.

 

 Mylande Constant: Drapo at the Figge Museum of Art in Davenport with some objects loaned by the Waterloo Center for the Arts. Petrouchka Moise's lecture was excellent.

 

 

Collagist and drawer Ethan Edvenson's exhibition at WCA.

I juried an art exhibition at Clear Lake Arts Center, the Region 2 Art Show. A beautiful space with talented local artists.

 

At the Center, Winter/Spring 2025

 "A Period of Time: Patrick Luber 2005-2025." An extraordinary exhibition that I'm proud to present to the Waterloo community.

"Pumpkins, Pigs & Pirates: Tales of Arthur Geisert," the new children's interactive exhibition in the Phelps Youth Pavilion.

Grinnell College at the Center. Petrouchka Moise's class studies artworks from the Haitian art Collection.

The Start of 2025

 ISU Extension and Outreach Dinner (Black Hawk County), late January. Such lovely people and great ideas for a better Iowa.

Dr. Quinton Richardson (organizer) and Diane Ebert.
 

Palentines, a "Wicked" WCA event, early February.

Me: award recipient of Joshalyn Hickey-Johnson's "Susie Clark: The Bravest Girl You've Ever Seen."

Sunsets & Celebrations

 Mid-January sunsets in Waterloo.

 

Final Birthday Celebrations.

Birthday Bundts

 January Birthdays with mini-bundts and kinky candles.

December 2024

 The frozen Cedar River.

 

Dinner at the diner, nothing could be finer.

 

Deco delights: beard ornaments from Secret Santa, our gorgeous Hippeastrum (Amaryllis), and a vintage illustration.

 

Ornaments from the Ulmer/Stinson Home.

 

The WCA employee hoiday party.

November 2024

 Some changes in my home: new art, healthy flora, bright light, and a cornucopia. Autumn into Winter 2024.

 

I managed the WCA's Holiday Arts Festival this year. Such fun, so intense, with 42 artists and around 1,200 attendees. The WCA Marketing Team designed the owl. The middle right image is by Diane Ebert.

 

 The WCA pumpkin entry for the city's contest is based on Arthur Geisert's Pigaroons children's book. It's Elizabeth Andrews- and Erin Donati-made.