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“A” is for ART, “A” is for AMBERG
June 2021 | The Cultural Centre | Found Object Sculptures and Two-Dimensional Art
Pat, Jason and Landon Amberg brought a new layer of art and culture to the Cultural Centre in June. Pat taught his love for building sculptures from found objects to his sons, and together they captured the attention of an entirely new audience. We hope their love for picking up what has been discarded and giving it new life continues as many of us are already missing this exhibition. Complimenting the “spare part” sculptures are the two-dimensional works of Gage Amberg. This up and coming artist has tackled the challenge of capturing portrait art and the detail in his still life music piece is incredible.
We hope you’ll enjoy this stunner of an exhibition and we would like to extend our deepest gratitude on behalf of our regional community for wiping the dust off your sculptures and sharing them with us.
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2026 CULTURAL CENTRE GALLERY EXHIBITIONS
April – Julie Schweiss, Realism (Oil)
Hector, MN
May – Greta Franklin, Fluid Art (Acrylic)
Redwood Falls, MN
June – Pat Amberg and Sons, Sculpture (Found Objects)
Bird Island, MN
July – Grandma Ellis’ Art (Private Collection)
Olivia, MN
August – Adult Client Training Services
Olivia, MN
September – Quilters Along the Yellowstone Trail
From all over the USA & world
October – Lisa Rau Photography (Nature)
Olivia, MN
November – Ron Kailor (Pottery) & Sue Happel (Jewelry)
New Ulm, MN
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This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board and The Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund.