Tim Young will host a good-bye party for his Great Northern Gallery in the caboose on Hwy. 61 at 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 11. Wine and refreshments will be served and his artwork will be on display.
Young, who had a house on the property, is moving to Pike Lake Road. He is currently exhibiting his work at the Pie Place, which also handles his cards. The public is invited to the party, which Young jokingly calls “the de-railed” party.
This painting is at least five years old, I think. Orbit is the father of my black dog, Cricket. Madeline’s had this painting hanging in her room for a long time, and now it will be framed and included in “Dog Show”, I think.
This painting is at least five years old, I think. Orbit is the father of my black dog, Cricket. Madeline’s had this painting hanging in her room for a long time, and now it will be framed and included in “Dog Show”, I think.
Jack is my nephew Philip’s Jack Russell/Westie mix. He’s the perfect little scruffy terrier.
Jack is my nephew Philip’s Jack Russell/Westie mix. He’s the perfect little scruffy terrier.
This is one of at least 8 paintings I’ve done for “Dog Show”, an exhibit which will be at the Johnson Heritage Post art gallery in July/August/September 2007 in Grand Marais. As the title suggests, it will be a show of dog art. I am doing several portraits of special dogs, in addition to other dog images. Annie is definitely a special dog, and a good friend.
This is one of at least 8 paintings I’ve done for “Dog Show”, an exhibit which will be at the Johnson Heritage Post art gallery in July/August/September 2007 in Grand Marais. As the title suggests, it will be a show of dog art. I am doing several portraits of special dogs, in addition to other dog images. Annie is definitely a special dog, and a good friend.
I’ve owned this property since 1992, and opened the gallery in the caboose in 1993. This Saturday, November 11, 2006, I am having the final reception/party, starting at 6 pm. It will be a chance to share memories and to thank this community for all the support over the years. I’ll still be in the community, and may even open another gallery eventually. In the meantime, I’ll continue painting (as long as I’m breathing) and showing my work. I’ll also keep up with this blog. The Cook County News Herald is going to cover the weekend’s festivities in this week’s paper, so I’ll post that when it comes out on Thursday.