The Arts

Dysart is an artistic community, enjoy getting to know the talented people that call Dysart home. Click images to visit their websites.

The Blacksmith Boutique and Garden Studio

506 Wilson St.

Deb finds beauty in old rusty metal and finds inner peace in creating for others. She loves to create metal sculptures with the hope it will bring a smile to someone's life. Contact her at

blacksmithbandg@fct.coop

McJulie Studios

321 Main St.

Handmade paper creations by

internationally known artist,

Julie McLaughlin

Isabelle Originals & Ivy Threads

Experience the art of quilting. Whether you are just starting or ready for a challenge, it's all right here at Isabelle Originals & Ivy Threads. Tuesday-Friday 12:00-5:00 & Saturday 10:00-2:00

319-476-4722

isabandivyt@fctc.coop

Jeune Attente Dance Company

Founded in 1991 by the Fine Arts Women's Club, the Jeune Attente Dance Company offers dance instruction for students in preschool through high school. Students start with ballet and then progress to tap, jazz and clogging. Today, the program is supported by the Fine Arts Women’s Club and managed by a volunteer parent board. Proceeds benefit the arts in area schools and the community.

Where Two Corners Meet

More than thirty years experience in the picture framing business. Where Two Corners Meet's art gallery features local, state and nationally known artists.

Mary Snyder Behrens

Mary is an internationally acclaimed artist whose work in mixed media may be seen at the "Where Two Corners Meet" Gallery in Dysart. Mary and her designer and artist husband, Roy R. Behrens, reside on an acreage near Dysart.

Lee Gordon Seebach

"The Painterly Painter."

Lee is known for his landscape, portrait, and still life paintings. His work may be seen at the "Where Two Corners Meet" Gallery in Dysart. Lee resides near Dysart and keeps busy teaching classes in chess and sponsoring chess tournaments.

Pam Thiele
Photography by Pamela
Inspired by the beauty of God's world, Pam attended Hawkeye Institute of Technology, receiving her Associates of Applied Arts degree for Photography in 1983.
She has had the pleasure of owning a Professional Photography Studio, capturing many special moments for her studio clients. The studio is located in Pam & John's home at 724 Dostal Ct. in Dysart.
The "Four Seasons of Iowa" also keeps Pam's creative mind alert, as she enjoys capturing scenes from the ever changing natural landscape.

Jennifer Barnum
Jennifer started her artistic career decorating the local sidewalks with her chalk drawings. Now after many years of practice, she has received her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Iowa State University.
Watercolors, acrylics and cameras are just a few of the many items filling Jennifer's toolbox today, stop in at "Where Two Corners Meet" to see what current inspiration she has played with lately.