Sur Saint Clair Gallery presents the following artists for the August 26, 2010

Art Walk in the Historic Warehouse District in downtown Toledo, Ohio

Philip Hazard, a seasoned and nationally recognized artist is a Toledo native who was instrumental in the neon art movement New York during the 70's & 80's. Phil describes his work as "neon and mixed media painting combined with collage."  His art has been published in many books and magazines and is included in numerous private and public collections across the country.

Jeff Mack is the glass studio manager for the Toledo Museum of Art Glass Pavilion.  Previously the Master Glassblower at the Henry Ford Museum, Jeff has studied and taught at several prestigious glassmaking schools around the country and in Murano, Italy.

Michael Cerveny is a demonstrative painter/printmaker reincarnated from the mid-century Abstract Expressionists New York School style of the 50's and 60's.  His work is included in many private collections.

Tina Gionis is a freelance photographer specializing in arts, travel and documentary.  Having lived in NY, Europe and Taiwan, she is currently based in Toledo.  She is currently pursuing an MFA from BGSU as well as doing freelance photography.

Crystal Anderson, a talented clay artist with a Bachelor in Education is currently a studio tech for the UT ceramics Department.  She has been actively involved in many notable ceramic related projects in the community.

Doug Kampfer is an innovative sculptor of diverse mediums with a MFA from BGSU.  His employment with LifeFormations, building and installing animatronics has sent him all over the world.

Chelsea Younkman specializes in large-scale monochromatic portraiture. Her work has won awards in many area art exhibitions.  Chelsea has recently acquired her BFA and Bachelors of Education degrees from UT.

And for your music pleasure an eclectic jazz ensemble, yes, I said yes!