Jeanine and Rick Fassl are again taking their art to new heights.  They are participating in the Whitewater Arts Alliance Public Art Project by creating wooden barn quilts that will hang on the light poles downtown for the summer. They have enjoyed creating fish, chairs, water barrels, bikes, kites, hearts and more for the many years the Whitewater Arts Alliance has been hosting the project.  

Blanks are available at the Cultural Arts Center or the Chamber of Commerce office. The finished boards are to be returned by April 15 unless an extension is requested. Further information is available here.

Our thanks to Jeanine and Rick Fassl for sharing their beautiful work in progress with us.

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