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The Rotary Club of Lake Mills invites you to a celebration of creativity, community, and contribution through Art Unsealed, a one-of-a-kind sealed bid art auction hosted at Lewis Station Winery in Lake Mills from July 6–16.
This special event brings together the extraordinary talents of four beloved local artists—Amy Arntson, Gail Juszczak, Carolyn Liedtke, and Wendy Butler Berns—who will be showcasing over 30 original works of watercolor and quilted art.
Jazzed about our July art auction? Excited about the art quilts, original watercolors, and watercolor prints from award-winning artists? Wondering about sizes?
Quilts by Wendy Butler Berns will range from 18" by 18" to 51 1/2" by 45" in size.
Watercolors by Amy Arntson range from 11" by 14" to 25" by 24."
Watercolors by Gail Juszczak, up to 34" by 28."
Art Unsealed: Where Creativity meets Community runs from Sun. July 6th through Wednesday, July 16th. Please plan to stop by Lewis Station Winery during usual business hours (starting July 6th at Noon) to browse and bask in the beauty. Feel free to put in a sealed bid(s) for one or some of the 25+ pieces on display. Proceeds from the auction benefit local community activities of our Rotary Club of Lake Mills.
We are so fortunate to have many talented artists in our Legendary Lake Mills Community. Special thanks to artists Amy Arntson, Gail Juszczak, Carolyn Liedtke, and Wendy Butler Berns for donating such fantastic pieces. We greatly appreciate Lewis Station Winery for hosting this special exhibit.
Hope to see you at the Meet-the-Artists reception on July 16th, 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. (Bids unsealed at 6:30 p.m.)
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