The H.F.Johnson Art Gallery at Carthage College is located in Kenosha , Wisconsin. Since 2004, Diane Levesque has been the director of the gallery and has curated a number of newsworthy group and solo exhibitions featuring such artists as Michiko Itatani, Fred Stonehouse, Lorraine Peltz, James Mesple, Ann Worthing, Robert Kameczura, Elizabeth Ernst, Joyce Owens, and Paul Sierra. Some exhibitions have included full color catalogs with essays by Fred Camper, Margaret Hawkins, Garrett Holg and James Yood. The H.F.Johnson Art Gallery is committed to exhibiting the finest artists in the midwest.

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Diane Levesque's work is featured in the gallery area under the Special Categories of Wisconsin Academy Gallery Artists and Wisconsin Arts Board Fellowship Award winners.

Peltz Gallery is located on Milwaukee's East Side near the Milwaukee Calatrava Art Museum and Lake Michigan. Specializing in fine contemporary art since 1989, they exhibit paintings, drawings, small sculpture. and a large inventory of museum-quality original Lithographs, Etchings and Wood Block Prints.

The Artists who go by the name of Mythopians live and work in the greater Chicago area. They have each been involved in the Chicago art world for many years and came together as a group out of a mutual love of narrative art.The Mythopians are united by their love of myth and storytelling. Incorporating these elements in their finely-crafted paintings, prints and drawings, they invite the viewer into their imagined worlds where ancient myths, icons of the present and of future possibility are blended in narrative exuberance. Artists: Robert Kameczura, Kim Laurel, Diane Levesque, James Mesple, Christine O'Connor and Steve Sherrell.

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