As the 10th anniversary approaches for Artalicious fine arts fair, the event continues to grow in all aspects. We are looking forward to celebrating a decade of showcasing great art as well and as we prepare for that milestone, we’re also announcing a new look. After nine years, the Artalicious...
Artalicious strives to be the premier fine arts fair in the area, which is something that is not quite possible without the help of our fantastic volunteers each year. Whether you have a deep appreciation for the arts, or you’re just looking for a way to give back to your local community,...
Students from Onsted, Sand Creek, Britton Deerfield, Adrian and Tecumseh High Schools participated in “Mural Alive”, an art project completed during downtown Adrian’s Artalicious Festival on September 19 and 20, 2015. Students, in conjunction with Adrian College students Gabrielle Taphouse and Sam Millett, worked with high school art teachers to...
We still have 2 colors of our festival t-shirts available for sale for $20.
When you look at one of Adrian resident Luke Barnett’s handcrafted traditional American Windsor chairs, you can picture it sitting in a cherished spot in someone’s home decades from now, having seen countless family dinners and holiday celebrations, still as strong and durable as ever. Luke’s chairs are truly heirlooms,...
Bryan VanBenschoten’s career may have taken a very different path had the Ford Motor Company not have scaled back their hiring and begun layoffs in the early 1970s when he finished his military service. Raised in the Catskill Mountains in New York State, Bryan moved to Michigan intending to work...
Glass and wood artist Craig Weatherby walks in two worlds. He is both a scientist and an artist, and while those two worlds might seem very different, from Craig’s perspective, they are intertwined. “Art is science; science is art.” He considers himself fortunate that his career as a wildlife ecologist...
Formerly a music professor at Siena Heights University, Susan Matych-Hager’s journey into art glass beadmaking, also known as lampwork or torchwork, began in 2001 with a class she took at the Toledo Museum of Art. Susan is now an accomplished artist, having been represented in the last seven annual juried exhibits by the International...
Shirley Brauker vividly recalls sitting in a puddle as a young child, waiting for her older sister to return home from school on the bus. As her little hands explored the wet mud, she found herself sculpting an Indian village in the middle of her driveway. She’s been an artist her entire life. Throughout...
A special exhibit with live Monarch butterflies and art by Rachel Flores in conjunction with Hidden Lake Gardens on Non-Profit Row located on West Maumee will educate you about the precarious plight of these beautiful butterflies. Kids will make art inspired by their patterns and flight. We want to thank...