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Rainmakers Press Release
For Immediate Release: February 11, 2008
Contact: James Kuester
Phone:
317.806.1543
Email:
james@kusterdesign.com
Contact:
Brian Graham
Phone:
317.818.9510
Email:bgcookie@hotmail.com
February’s “Meet the Artist” Introduces Janice Smith
Northside Eatery Hot Shotz Gastropub Hosts Monthly Showcase for
Local Artists
INDIANAPOLIS, IN: February 11, 2008 – Brian Graham, owner of Hot Shotz Gastropub, together with James Kuester, principal of küster, are
pleased to introduce Janice Smith at this month’s “Meet the Artist”
Open House. The Open House showcases the work of a different local
artist each month by converting the gastropub into a gallery for the
evening. “Our goal is to bring together lovers of art and great work
by talented local artists in a fun and relaxing setting,” says
Kuester.
February’s Open House features the work of Janice Smith. "Through
color and facial expression, or the simplicity of black and white, I
create pieces that express the many moods of what it means to be
human. As we express ourselves through what we surround ourselves
with, an original art piece can be another way others can connect
with us. The face tells the story," says Smith.
The “Meet the Artist” Open Houses continues on the fourth Thursday
of each month.
The Open House will be held on Thursday, 28 February from 5:00 p.m.
to 8:00 p.m. Hot Shotz Gastropub is located at 4705 E. 96th Street,
Indianapolis.
About HOT SHOTZ GASTROPUB: Hot Shotz, Indy’s premier gastropub,
offers exceptional food quality, the best north side craft beer
selection, and a great wine list. Offering great lunch options and
dinner entrees, Hot Shotz has the Best Damn Wings in Indy, and over
fifty bottles of hot sauces that guests can sample, have with their
meal, and buy retail. Available sauces can be seen on the “Wall of
Flame”, a focal point of the restaurant.
ABOUT JANICE SMITH: Trained at the Corcoran Art Gallery in
Washington, DC Janice now resides and works in Indianapolis. At an
early age she had an intense love and passion for music, which is
manifested through her paintings and drawings. “It's truly my joy to
be able to have a tangible expression for my feelings,” says Smith.
Art Deco & Art Nouveau have been major influences on Smith’s work,
and her favorite artists include Aubrey Beardsley, Gustav Klimpt &
Maxfield Parrish. For more information see
www.JaniceRocks.com.
ABOUT küster: Founded in 2002, küster is a full service
design firm providing interior design and project management
services for residential and commercial clients, in addition to
limited edition and custom furniture. James’ work has been seen in
NYC, San Francisco, Chicago, and High Point, as well as Indianapolis
Woman, Metropolis, Metropolitan Home, Home Décor Buyer, Elle Décor,
Indianapolis Monthly, Indianapolis Home, Shelter, and The Columbian.
For more information go to www.kusterdesign.com.
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