Unmasked: How do we define hero? and Lionhearted Opening at the CART Center in Neillsville Next Saturday
Sunday, September 13th, 2020 -- 7:34 AM
-Clark Cultural Art Center (CART), Clark County Economic Development, and Artist Shawn Ganther are excited to announce the release of Unmasked: How do we define hero?, and a special viewing and discussion with the star of the Smithsonian’s Veterans Day Film Festival inductee Lionhearted.Unmasked will open September 19th from 5PM to 8PM at CART in Neillsville and will cap the first day of the Spring into the Arts Studio Tour in Clark County. The event will feature the world release of Ganther’s new art series and a viewing of his film Lionhearted. The event will also include food and drinks, live music, and art by the Veteran Print Project with creator Yvette Pino. Clark Cultural Art Center (CART), Inc. is a 501(c)(3) (tax-exempt organization) that serves the primary purpose of developing and investing resources to promote the arts in Clark County. CART will be open 10AM to 5PM before the event for tours of Ganther’s studio and the facility.
Artist Shawn Ganther’s art resume include shows at the Lincoln Center and Pentagon, collections in the Harvard and Yale Art Library, limited edition Wild Turkey bottle, and now a film at the Smithsonian. Shawn is just one of the many talented artists featured in the 2020 Countywide Spring into the Arts Tour on Saturday September 19th from 9AM to 5PM and Sunday September 20th from 10AM to 3PM. For more information contact Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau at (715) 255-9100 or visit clarkcountywi.org.
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