Aerosal Artist Paco Rosic
When you see graffiti on the side of a train or building, you typically think of gangs and hoodlums. Paco Ilic is offers a new take on "vandal art" a.k.a. graffiti.
by: Matthew Hundley

Gaudí Through Rosic Eyes
Separated by 125 years, the works of two artists collide on canvas capturing one of Spain’s great architectural marvels.
by: Matthew Hundley

Interview with Children's Book Author/Artist Hannah Heritage
Hannah Heritage’s installation at the Hearst focuses not only on the vibrant gouache paintings that serve as the basis of her children’s book “Lala Salama,” but the exhibit also walks you through the entire creative process.
by: Matthew Hundley

Art As Economic Engine
The Art as an Economic Engine conference brought together people from all sectors of our community—political, education, business and of course art and culture—to discuss positive economic change through growth of the arts and culture. What comes next?
by: Matthew Hundley

Meeting Mr. Myrtle
If you've past the Henry W. Myrtle Gallery you may have asked yourself, "Just who is Henry W. Myrtle?" Let us introduce you.
by: Matthew Hundley

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Works from the
WCA's Permanent Collection Waterloo Center for the Arts
Free
Gallery Hours:
T - F 9am - 5pm, S & S 1 - 4pm
Works from the Permanent Collection featuring Midwest Regionalist artists including Grant Wood, Thomas Hart Benton and John Page

Everyday Heroes:
Painting by Paco Rosic
Waterloo Center for the Arts
Free
Gallery Hours:
T - F 9am - 5pm, S & S 1 - 4pm | An exhibition of powerful large scale paintings by local aritist, Paco Rosic depicting the everyday heroes among us.

Molas
Waterloo Center for the Arts
Free
Gallery Hours:
T - F 9am - 5pm, S & S 1 - 4pm
A collection of intricate hand constructed molas, on loan from Stuart Watson.

The Art of Larry Rivers/In context Waterloo Center for the Arts
Free
Gallery Hours:
T - F 9am - 5pm, S & S 1 - 4pm
An exhibit of works by a leading figure in the world of Pop-Art, Larry Rivers. Rivers was a peer of Andy Warhol and Jackson Pollack. Included in the exhibition are works by Motherwell, Warhol, de Kooning and Rauschenburg. Exhibit ends March 26.

Good Morning, Lovey!
Waterloo Center for the Arts
Free
Gallery Hours: T - F 9am - 5pm, S & S 1 - 4pm
A collection of original paintings by Chaveevah Banks Ferguson, from a book by Joshalyn Hickey.

January 30, 2006 - Selections form the WCA's Permanent Collection | Waterloo Center for the Arts | Free | Gallery Hours: T - F 9am - 5pm, S & S 1 - 4pm | """"""". """""""

The Bestiary:
Works by Bonnie Koloc
Waterloo Center for the Arts
Free | Gallery Hours: T - F 9am - 5pm, S & S 1 - 4pm
A collection of prints, poems/songs by Iowa artist, Bonnie Koloc. These whimsical creations are inspired by rural farm life.

Catch The Joy As It Flies
Waterloo Center for the Arts
Free | Gallery Hours: T - F 9am - 5pm, S & S 1 - 4pm
A stunning retrospective exhibit of prints by Betty LaDuke. These prints span three decades of work from 1960-1994 and were influenced by her travels around the world. Exhibit ends March 26, 2006.

Illuminated Traditions
Waterloo Center for the Arts
Free
Gallery Hours:
T - F 9am - 5pm, S & S 1 - 4pm
A stunning photographic exhibit featuring the stained glass window panels of the Waterloo Jewish Temple.