Elvis Spottings, Wormholes, and Bears! Oh MY! The Art of the humorous complaint.

Aug. 18, 2012 - PRLog -- "Elvis spottings, Wormholes, and Bears! Oh MY! The Art of the Humorous Complaint" is revealing mysteries of Fort Collins, Colorado at the Yes! Gallery, inside The Art Center of Fort Collins on September 1 - 30.

How can we preserve Fort Collins fresh air from Greeley's "Methane Problem"?  ELVIS was seen Fort Collins?  Is there a wormhole in Fort Collins? Does Colorado Chocolate Cows make the best chocolate milk? ... Or just want to know the mysteries of an artistic mind?

These and more inner workings are revealed in this side-splitting art show at the Yes! Gallery in the Art Center of Fort Collins. Each detailed painting has been inspired by and for Fort Collins, Colorado. New resident & local artist, Jennifer Ivanovic, finds wonderful, local products that are worthy of great praise and then writes tongue-in-cheek complaint letters to the manufactures. She then paints an inspired modern painting. Voila! The creative processes are revealed, and the result is hilarious.

The show runs from September 1 - 30 at the Yes! gallery, inside the Art Center of Fort Collins, 406 N. College Ave. Public reception is first friday, September 7.

The Art Center of Fort Collins (formerly the Poudre River Arts Center) has recently had an exterior facelift. The whole facility has been painted white, new added signage and gorgeous fresh landscaping. The Poudre Artist Studio & Gallery will soon have announcements on 2013 Art Series which will showcase local and national artists, and complement Fort Collins events. The Gallery is located at 406 N. College Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80528. They are open Thurs–Fri,  11 AM – 6 PM and Sat, 11 AM – 5 PM

About the Artist, Jennifer Ivanovic:
Jennifer Ivanovic rarely uses a paintbrush. Her colorful paintings are from a unique pouring method that she invented.  The artworks are poured unto the canvas, and blown with straws, manipulated with toothpicks and knifes. This flowing paint method promotes spontaneity, on canvas color mixing and "happy" accidents. The realistic images are often layered, using symbolic insight to delight the mind and communicate powerful ideas. Jennifer Ivanovic has a working studio at Poudre Artist Studio and her website can be found at www.jenniferivanovic.com.