[NEohioPAL]The Art of Dr. Jon Sally Exhibition

Mon Sep 12 08:36:42 PDT 2005

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Greetings,

WHO:  Standing Rock Cultural Arts

WHAT: =B3The Art of Dr. Jon Sally=B2  Art Exhibition

WHEN:  September 24, 8-11pm
-show runs through October 23rd.

WHERE:  North Water Street Gallery, 257 N. Water St., Kent

CONTACT:  330-673-4970

GALLERY HOURS:  Thursday-Saturday, 1-5pm or by appointment

www.standingrock.net for updates

Thank you for supporting the Arts,

Jeff Ingram/Executive Director
Standing Rock Cultural Arts
257 N. Water St.
Kent, OH 44240
330-673-4970
info at standingrock.net

About the Artist:

Dr. Jon H. Sally was born February 21st, 1935, in the middle of The Great
Depression at Robinson Memorial Hospital in Ravenna, Ohio.

His interest in art began in Miss Hutt=B9s grade school class.  The young
artist had his own ideas and was unable to follow the teacher=B9s vision of
how one should color.  Consequently, he spent most of his second grade with
his head down on the desk, as punishment for his failure to conform.
Perhaps this is what delayed his appreciation of art until he was a senior
at Kent State University High School.  His art teacher, Mr. Bertolini,
believed believed in nurturing budding talent and encouraged Jon to try
painting, sculpture, and other forms of artistic expression.

During his years at college and medical school, creating art became an
outlet for releving stress.  He continued to paint as a release during his
entire career as a physician.  He took adult art classes at The Jack
Richards Studio in Cuyahoga Falls and ceramics at Kent State University.

Now that he has retired, he continues to take pleasure in painting.  He als=
o
does wood carving and portraiture, but painting is his first love and
greatest pleasure.

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Greetings, 
 
<H2>WHO:  Standing Rock Cultural Arts 
 
WHAT: =B3The Art of Dr. Jon Sally=B2  Art Exhibition 
 
WHEN:  September 24, 8-11pm 
</H2>-show runs through Octo=
ber 23rd. 
<H2> 
WHERE:  North Water Street Gallery, 257 N. Water St., Kent 
 
CONTACT:  330-673-4970 
 
</H2>GALLERY HOURS:  Thursday-Saturday, 1-5pm </=
FONT>or by appointment 
<H2> 
</H2>www.standingrock.net for updates 
<H3> 
Thank you for supporting the Arts, 
 
</H3>Jeff Ingram/Executive Director 
<H3>Standing Rock Cultural Arts 
257 N. Water St. 
Kent, OH 44240 
330-673-4970 
info at standingrock.net 
 
About the Artist: 
 
</H3>Dr. Jon H. Sally was born February 21st, 1935, in th=
e middle of The Great Depression at Robinson Memorial Hospital in Ravenna, O=
hio. 
<H3> 
</H3>His interest in art began in Miss Hutt=B9s grade schoo=
l class.  The young artist had his own ideas and was unable to follow t=
he teacher=B9s vision of how one should color.  Consequently, he spent mo=
st of his second grade with his head down on the desk, as punishment for his=
 failure to conform.  Perhaps this is what delayed his appreciation of =
art until he was a senior at Kent State University High School.  His ar=
t teacher, Mr. Bertolini, believed believed in nurturing budding talent and =
encouraged Jon to try painting, sculpture, and other forms of artistic expre=
ssion. 
<H3> 
</H3>During his years at college and medical school, crea=
ting art became an outlet for releving stress.  He continued to paint a=
s a release during his entire career as a physician.  He took adult art=
 classes at The Jack Richards Studio in Cuyahoga Falls and ceramics at Kent =
State University. 
<H3> 
Now that he has retired, he continues to take pleasure in painting.  H=
e also does wood carving and portraiture, but painting is his first love and=
 greatest pleasure. 
 
 
 
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