Dillsboro Arts Presents Kitty Schroeder's 'Still Voices And Dandelions'

Tuesday, April 2, 2019 at 10:46 AM

By Kacie Jackson

The artists' drawing exhibit runs April 6 through May 25 at the Dillsboro Arts Friendship Gallery.

Photo courtesy Dillsboro Arts Friendship Gallery.

(Dillsboro, Ind.) - You can experience the show that promises to be beautiful and moving starting April 6 through May 25.

Dillsboro Arts presents “Still Voices and Dandelions,” a showing of artist Kitty Schroeder's drawings at the Friendship Gallery. The opening of the exhibit will be celebrated on Friday, April 12 from 6:00 until 8:00 p.m.

“In these images I am seeking to explore, question and express ideas about loss, vulnerability and power. I chose missing children as my focus to put parameters on my process,” Schroeder, a graduate of the University of Cincinnati Master of Fine Arts program, said.

Since 1993, Schroeder has collected stacks of blue postcards with the children’s faces, drawing one of them from time to time. They are now being showcased.

“I envisioned them as large drawings hanging in a triangular formation, susceptible to the wind. Singular drawings are at the same time symbolic as many others trapped in the continuum; a bridge to present ghosts, adrift in the wind,” she remarks.

Learn more about Kitty Schroeder's work at www.kittyschroeder.com.

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