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exhibits:
Gallery 1: dogs
Gallery 2: The weird stuff

see Steve Wirtz sculpture at:
The Goldsmith, 177 S. Main St., Fond du Lac,
Wisconsin. Phone: 920 921-3113
Coventry Glassworks, 514 W. College Ave., Appleton
Wisconsin. Phone: 920 739-5762
Paper Discovery Center, 425
W. Water St., Appleton, Wisconsin. Phone:
920-380-7491
State Street Gallery,
109 State Street, Madison, Wisconsin Phone:
(608) 819-0304
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CARTUNA WISHES YOU HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY
So many amazing Moms out there-thank you
for fantastical Mom-ness!
Thank you C.O.G.R.!
WIRTZ
05-06-2008: Well, the central
Ohio Greyhound Rescue (COGR) Reunion '08 is in the books. What a fun
group of folks involved with this organization and this event. Thank you
Fr. Randy, Julie, and everyone else who worked hard to put the event
together. BIG THANKS to all who purchased my art. It's people like you
who keep me going...and going...even all the way to Ohio.

Sculpture
Watch:BF ADMIRERS GMC

CARTUNA 05-08-2008:
Big Face, a.k.a. BF, appeared very impressed
with the 1995 GMC Vandura at a recent auto show. The large laminated paper
sculpture said he thought the vehicle "just seemed to be my color" , and the
cage separating passengers and cargo was "Rad". But what made BF take
it home? "Headroom" he replied.

Wirtz
04-04-2008: Houston, it was good for me,
was it good for you? What a good time. Warm weather, a beautiful park, lots
of fine art, and a city that knows how to have fun. BIG THANK YOU to all of
you for stopping by my booth, and if you're a first time collector of mine
from the Houston area, congratulations for having such wonderful taste in
art. I'm already looking forward to coming back next year.

IMMORTALIZE YOUR DOG
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(above)
"Thank You For Rescuing Me"
Sketchbook Series Greyhound Sculptures Available
Click
here or on the photo above to
see the current available works.
One
more look back at Student Art Month

Click
here to see some papier
mache' projects done by students of North Fond du lac, Wisconsin

Here's that photo
essay by Steve Wirtz showing some of the papier mache' sculptures created
by students of St. Mary Springs High School.
Anatomy
of a fish (project)

Wirtz 03-07-2008:
Ladies and gentlemen, we're having fish.
Take a look at the photos from my February artist-in-residence visit to
Evans Elementary School. No, you don't need tartar sauce. Just go
here!
world piece?

What's up with this foam rubber jigsaw
puzzle piece, and how does it connect you and me? Click
here, you curious devil.
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