This exhibition includes pieces from a number of Louies series, including: Patchwork/Crazy Quilt Series, The Pink House Series, The Dress Series, Crazy Frames, Spirits Dimension, Small Quilt Series, Large Quilt Series, New Mexico work, Encaustic and Collaged work. The work in this show spans the period from 1991 to the present.

A gallery reception is tenatively scheduled for Saturday, May 12, from 6 to 8 p.m. The public is invited and refreshments will be served. Louie will talk briefly about the work at 7 pm. This exhibit runs through September 17, 2007.

To see this show, call Dave Alm at 765-563-3504 or visit Daves Computer World, 105 West Third St., Brookston, Monday through Saturday during business hours.

The Hoosier Salon began in 1925 when the Daughters of Indiana opened the doors to the first exhibition of Indiana artists at the Marshall Field and Co. galleries in Chicago. They named their show after the famous French salons of the 19th century, the women were eager to prove that Indiana artists deserved national recognition. Critics and the public alike applauded the high quality of the art, making the first exhibition a huge success. The Hoosier Salon show was moved to Indianapolis in 1941 and was first exhibited at the Indiana State Museum in 1990.