“Not So Bad Art By Good People” is back again in 2023 with a new line up of celebrity artists. See their works of art from January 4th through January 27th at Citizen’s Federal Bank, 100 North Main Street, Bellefontaine.
The “Not so Bad Art by Good People” fundraiser for the Logan County Art League features local celebrities competing to create a work of art that will receive the most votes from the community. This year, nine Logan County celebrities have created a work of art, and some do not consider themselves artists! This year’s artists are Tammy Allison of Mary Rutan Health; Justin Cluck, Pastor of Bellefontaine First Family; Paige Dukowitz, Art Educator at Indian Lake High School; Erin Miller, Principal, Indian Lake Middle School; Pam Fischer, Fisch Designs at The Depot; Elaine Fagan Moore, The Depot; Christina Tillman, Holland Theatre; Cindy Plank, Nest 1896; and Ben Vollrath, Logan County Chamber of Commerce.
The completed works of art will be displayed at Citizens Federal Savings and Loan, 100 North Main Street in Bellefontaine from January 4th through January 27th, 2023, Monday through Saturday during the bank lobby hours. Everyone in the community, friends, and family are invited to view the art and vote for their favorite. Voting costs $1 per vote, and there are no restrictions on the number of times a person can vote.
The winner of the community vote will be announced at a celebration event and dinner to be held on January 27th at the VFW. All of the works of art are auctioned off after the celebration with proceeds supporting the activities of the Logan County Art League. Anyone in the community is invited to attend the Celebration Dinner; Tickets are required for food and drinks being served from 5 PM – 6 PM. A reservation form is available by sending an email request to art@logancountyartleague.org. The Public is also invited to attend the auction that begins at 7 PM and participate free of charge.
A number of community companies have donated to support Not So Bad Art By Good People. At this point in time these sponsors include Alan Galvez Insurance, Cracked Pot Studio, and Mary Rutan Health.