Lori Miller, a Minnesota native. Born in Albert Lea and until college and moving to Rochester in her twenties, she calls it home here.
Art has always been an extremely important part of her life. It wasn’t until 2013 that it all came to a new and exciting level. Abstract, Contemporary and Still Life painting catapulted her to success. Teaching art classes for several years, owning her own studio and now a stationary Artist with SEMVA Gallery. So happy to be among such wonderful talent and part of the SEMVA Artist family.
Thinking Outside the Art Box: Three Girl Scouts of Minnesota River Valleys are helping people cope with challenges that affect everyday life such as depression, grief, ADHD, limiting physical disorders, and many more. Several studies show that art can improve mental health. These young adults are making a difference by creating art boxes through their project "Thinking Outside The Art Box." Stop by to learn more!
Joe Adamson's art has expanded into metal sculptures and restoration of both wood and metal items. He enjoys the challenge of metalworking. His torch work combines both reclaimed metal and old farm equipment. Joe's first metal art project was taking a combine threshing hammer and turning it into a gothic hammer. He found even more joy in transforming them into dragonflies. As with the metamorphosis of the dragonfly, Joe's work has taken him from the depths of the sea to the prairies of Minnesota, becoming organic in style with function reserved for special cases. Share in Joe's joy of metal and wood by visiting him at Rochesterfest to Celebrate Art!