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Michele Steffen “Portraits, Figures and Fairy Tales”
January 2022 | The Cultural Centre | Watercolor, Acrylics
Michele and her beautiful art work are such a joy! We hope you’ll enjoy taking a walk with her through the exhibition as she give bits of insight on the different works. Portraits, Figures and Fairy Tales will be on exhibit at the Cultural Centre through February 14th.
The simplest explanation for my work is that being creative is a tool I use for exploring the thoughts, ideas or surroundings I find compelling. Depending upon the piece of art, it represents my desire to either engage with or formulate a complete idea about a subject, or a means to share something I find particularly poignant or beautiful. The style and medium I use in each work is chosen in order to express myself most effectively.
-Michele
A small sampling of
Featured Work
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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.