First Friday receptions 3/5/10

FIRST FRIDAY RECEPTIONS

The Artist Studio

Judy Barks-Westrich will be celebrating her fifth anniversary of the opening of The Artist Studio from 5 to 9 p.m.

38A N. Main St.; 651-4464

Edward Bernard

Edward Bernard Gallery will be featuring the early work of Scott City native Norman E. Books including watercolors from the early 1970s and his hard-edge acrylic of Janis Joplin. In an attempt to have art complement art, the gallery will also show Judy Barks-Westrich mini acrylics next to art glass. Reception from 5 to 9 p.m.

107 West Drive, Suite D; 332-7733

Aartful Rose

Barbi Myres, a contemporary American artist currently practicing in Sikeston, Mo., will display her deep and colorful works along with "Living Art" and hors d'ouevres.

631 S. Sprigg St.; 332-7673

Arts Council of Southeast Missouri

The Arts Council of Southeast Missouri will host student artwork from the Children's Arts Festival and award ribbons to winners in each grade. Members of the Artist Co-op will have new works on display.

32 N. Main St.; 334-9233

River Campus Art Gallery

Sculptures from Glenn Williams titled "Metaphorically Speaking II" explore the human condition and how our experiences affect our identities and our psyche.

518 S. Fountain St.; 651-2143

Crisp Museum, River Campus

An afternoon panel discussion about women in art will start at 3:30 p.m. with reception to follow, and the 32nd annual High School Art Exhibition featuring more than 100 pieces of work from area high school students will be on display.

518 S. Fountain St.; 651-2143

The River View Room

Charles Lawson and Ron Tolie will display in the room above Buckner Brewing Co. with appetizers and Buckner's new Irish Stout from 6 to 10 p.m.

123 N. Main St.; 334-4677

Global Cafe

Artists from the Cadmium River Group will greet patrons and show art from 5 to 9 p.m.

1315 Broadway St.; 334-7955

Black Door Gallery

Reception and exhibit featuring Mark Farmer's pen and ink drawings and his drawings and prints.

124 S. Spanish St.; 225-7734

Garden Gallery

Take a seat with the Girl Scouts, who will be making clay bowls for the Empty Bowls Project. You can see how it's done and how easy it is.

835 Broadway; 332-7123

Annie Laurie's Antiques

The antiques shop will be open with the eclectic array of items plus refreshments.

536 Broadway; 339-1301

Mollie's Cafe

11 S. Spanish St.; 339-1661