Minnesota Public Radio: Web Edition Articles (MN)
January 4, 2023
The moon will soon be home to an oil painting of a wooden model ship lit by fireflies."It is my all-time favorite painting," says Kelly Schamberger, a Duluth-based artist.
Schamberger painted the image in honor of her uncle who passed away in 2020. "It's the most meaningful to me out of anything I've ever painted," she says.
The artwork, "Once Upon a Childhood," is one of the winners of the 16th International Art Renewal Center Salon Competition, an award for contemporary
Star Tribune: Newspaper of the Twin Cities (Minneapolis, MN)
January 4, 2023
DULUTH – Kelly Schamberger isn’t yet sure how it will feel to look up into the night sky and know that her most prized painting is out there orbiting the Earth.“Every time I look at the moon, I’m going to be thinking about that,” she said.Schamberger is among 100 or so artists who will have an etching of their artwork enclosed in a time capsule and sent to the moon during a SpaceX mission later this year, the Art Renewal Center announced this week. The online museum that is
Star Tribune: Web Edition Articles (Minneapolis, MN)
January 3, 2023
DULUTH — Kelly Schamberger isn't yet sure how it will feel to look up into the night sky and know that her most prized painting is out there orbiting the earth."Every time I look at the moon, I'm going to be thinking about that," she said.
Schamberger is among 100 or so artists who will have an etching of her artwork enclosed in a time capsule and sent to the moon during a SpaceX mission later this year, the Art Renewal Center announced this week. The online museum that is focused
Brainerd Dispatch (MN)
October 7, 2024
LITTLE FALLS — The Charles Gilbert Kapsner 16th Anniversary Salon Artist Reception and Gala will be 6-9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 11, at Great River Arts located at 122 1st St. SE in historic downtown Little Falls.The exhibition, Collaborations VII, will be on display in the Great River Arts front gallery through Nov. 30. The artist reception and gala along with visiting the gallery are free and open to the public.
Annually, Great River Arts collaborates with Charles G. Kapsner to showcase
