Krasl Art Center
707 Lake Blvd.St.
Joeseph, MI 49805
Susan Wilczak: Director of Exhibitions and Collections
Tel#(616) 983-0271
Fax#(616)983-0275
email: info@krasl.org
website: www.krasl.org
Mon.-Thur. 10a.m.-4p.m., F-10a.m.-4p.m., Sun.-1p.m.-4p.m.

The Krasl Art Center is a nonprofit fine arts facility located in Southwest Michigan. The Krasl offers a wide range of educational programs for both children and adults. Designed to enhance knowledge and understanding of art in its many forms, these programs include art instruction and hands-on activities, summer camp, workshops, lectures, concerts and videos. Art education resources for elementary schools are also available. Devoted exclusively to sculpture, the Krasl permanent collection focuses on outdoor works by prominent sculptors. The Krasl maintains a full calendar of exhibitions featuring professional, high quality visual arts in a wide variety of media. Four Krasl galleries and surrounding exterior exhibit traditional fine arts, sculpture, contemporary works, folk arts and crafts featuring artists of both local and national reputation. We are proud to serve Southwest Michigan as a sculpture advocate by encouraging the placement of outdoor sculpture in public and private spaces. Also working with Save Outdoor Sculpture! (SOS!), a project of the National Museum of American Art, the Smithsonian Institute and the national institute for the conservation of cultural property, the Krasl has played an important role in documenting and finding funds to restore and conserve sculpture in Southwest Michigan. A SculpTour brochure is available free of charge. Highlights of permanent sculpture include; Three Lines Diagonal, by George Rickey; Standard by Richard Hunt; Hidden Legend, by Jon Isherwood; Allegheny Drift, by Michael Dunbar; Gulwave, by Kirk Newman; the Heavyweight, by Burt Brent.

Tours by prior reservation.
For directions call or visit the web site.
Free parking. Handicap parking.
Tours by reservation.
Call for copy of newsletter
Berrien County Sculptor brochure can be mailed if requested.
Fine Art classes for children to adult. Brochure of all educational activities.
Restrooms on each floor.
Gift shop on main floor.