Tuesday, November 14, 2017

“Over, Under, Through” Exhibit Presents Works by Sculptors Elisa Berry Fonseca, Suzi Fox, and Fabiola Alvarez Yurcisin

Exhibit on view through December 16 in the Kay Gallery at BlackRock Center for the Arts

The exhibition “Over, Under, Through” presents works of sculpture and installation by Elisa Berry Fonseca, Suzi Fox, and Fabiola Alvarez Yurcisin, three contemporary sculptors whose work often focuses on the manipulation of common materials to create new three-dimensional forms. Elisa Berry Fonseca stacks and cuts scraps of tar paper, felt, plywood, and carpet or welds and brazes steel wire into sculptural installations that replicate scenes found in the natural world. Suzi Fox responds to the inherent characteristics of carefully chosen materials and tools, many found at the hardware store, then manipulates them into thought-provoking sculptures. Fabiola Alvarez Yurcisin uses additive forms of construction, often using materials considered obsolete, in works that question how we produce, consume and discard technological inventions.
  

ARTIST TALK & GALLERY TOUR
Saturday, December 2, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. Free and open to the public.

BlackRock Center for the Arts
The Kay Gallery (main level)
12901 Town Commons Drive, Germantown, MD 20874

PRICE: FREE

GALLERY HOURS: Monday – Saturday from 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.*
*Also open evenings and Sundays when classes and performances are offered. Please call to confirm.

INFORMATION:
301-528-2260

ABOUT BLACKROCK CENTER FOR THE ARTS: BlackRock Center for the Arts is a cultural cornerstone and the leading venue for the performing and visual arts in Upper Montgomery County Maryland. Since 2002, the nonprofit arts center has been providing the community with diverse performing arts programs, free gallery exhibitions and arts education experiences in a welcoming and intimate setting close to home. The dynamic facility houses two art galleries presenting more than 15 exhibitions per year, two theaters presenting more than 25 performances per year, and numerous classrooms and studios where year-round classes, workshops and camps in the performing and visual arts are offered for all ages. 

Monday, November 13, 2017

RADIX: The Eternal Feminine, Nov 11, 2017


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For Immediate Release:

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY MUSEUM 
AT THE KATZEN ARTS CENTER

RADIX
the eternal feminine

NOV.11, 2017 to DEC.17, 2017

CURATED BY 
Claudia Rousseau, Ph.D.


OPENING RECEPTION
Meet and mingle with artists, curator and fellow museum patrons at the opening reception. Free and open to all.
NOV. 11, 6-9 PM

GALLERY TALK
NOV. 30, 6-7 PM

Washington artists Anne Marchand, Pat Goslee and Cianne Fragione and curator Claudia Rousseau discuss the concept of the Eternal Feminine in connection to their work. Free and open to all.

RADIX presents three Washington artists all working with the concept of the Eternal Feminine: Cianne Fragione, Pat Goslee and Anne Marchand. Seen as an original dynamic and cosmic force, the Eternal Feminine may also be understood as a spiritual being or essence that gives hope and light in dark times. Defying simple definition, this concept has different but analogous meanings for each artist. Each has found a means to express this Feminine energy in contemporary and abstract terms, and from her own perspective. Their work is neither political nor conventional, but deeply expressive and inspired by a timeless and infinite theme. 

The exhibit’s title derives from a hymn that greets Mary, Queen of Heaven, as the Root (Salve radix) through whom light has entered the world. Whether the Eternal Feminine is conceived as the ancient fertility goddess, as Mary or as Sophia, the Wisdom of the Divine, or under a hundred other names, these are embodiments of a universal energy that is often associated with the earth, but also with radiant spirit. She is both dark, the place where the seed germinates, and light, the force that generates life.

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Image credits: Pat Goslee, Confluence, 2013. Acrylic, latex on canvas, 20” x 20;” Cianne Fragione, Heaven and Earth/are dressed/in their summer wear, 2007. Oil, mixed media, and assemblage on linen, 30” x 60;” and Anne Marchand, Eternal Feminine, 2017. Enamel, ink, acrylic, 36” x 36.” 

The American University Museum is located at 4400 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20016
Museum Hours: 11 am - 4 pm, Tuesday - Sunday, Closed Mondays

Admission is free
Parking is available under the Katzen Arts Center and is free after 5 pm on weekends 

For more information on current and upcoming exhibitions and events:
www.american.edu/museum
(202) 885-1300 

Friday, November 03, 2017

THE ONE HOUSE PROJECT opens tonight

November 3 – 25, 2017

Opening Reception: Friday, November 3, 6 – 8:30 pm

Genealogy Workshop by The Labs @DCPL: Thursday, November 9, 7 - 9pm at Touchstone Gallery
Artist Talk: Saturday, November 11, 2 - 4 pm
Art Workshop: Saturday, November 18, 1 - 3 pm

THE ONE HOUSE PROJECT
220 artists stand up for tolerance, inclusion and unity
A project of the ArtWatch collective
Led by Ellyn Weiss and Jackie Hoysted
Exhibition supported by the Touchstone Foundation for the Arts


Over 220 DC area artists have come together to demonstrate the power of visual communication to support true democratic values of tolerance, inclusion and openness and to resist efforts to divide us by race, gender, sexual preference, class or region. The vision of One House is for a country where we stand together.  Each artist contributed a 12” square panel dedicated to an ancestor who came to this country -  voluntarily or involuntary - or was here before the arrival of the Europeans. A structure erected in the Touchstone Gallery will be covered entirely by those panels, representing the remarkable range of diverse humanity who have combined to make the strength of America. 


Touchstone Gallery, 901 New York Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001
https://www.touchstonegallery.com

Wednesday, November 01, 2017

THE SECRET LIFE OF THINGS @ Washington Studio School

Opening Reception 
Friday, November 3 from 6-8PM 



Mark your calendar for
Artists' Panel Discussion
Saturday, November 11, at 4PM

The Secret Life of Things


THE SECRET LIFE OF THINGS is an exhibit of contemporary 
still life paintings featuring ten perceptual artists who offer a compelling 
cross section of what is happening today in the contemporary observational 
still life painting community. This diverse group of still life painters express a
wide variety of styles from representational realism to abstract expressiveness.

Washington Studio School, 2129 S Street, NW, Washington, DC 20008

Friday, October 27, 2017

THE ONE HOUSE PROJECT

November 3 – 25, 2017

220 artists stand up for tolerance, inclusion and unity
A project of the ArtWatch collective
Led by Ellyn Weiss and Jackie Hoysted
Exhibition supported by the Touchstone Foundation for the Arts
@
TOUCHSTONE GALLERY

VIP Opening Reception: Friday, November 3, 5 – 6 pm
Public Opening Reception: Friday, November 3, 6 – 8:30 pm

Genealogy Workshop by The Labs @DCPL:
Thursday, November 9, 7 - 9pm at Touchstone Gallery

Artist Talk: Saturday, November 11, 2 - 4 pm
Art Workshop: Saturday, November 18, 1 - 3 pm

Conceived by ArtWatch, a group initially convened by Ellyn Weiss and Jackie Hoysted, the One House Project, is One of the biggest collaborative art installations ever seen in DC, embodies both resistance to the subversion of democratic principles and the assertion of their importance. Over 220 DC area artists have come together to demonstrate the power of visual communication to support values such as tolerance and inclusion and to resist the efforts to divide us by race, gender, sexual preference, class or region. The overriding principle of One House is the vision for a country where we are united as one rather than divided; the artists aim to universalize this message by bringing it to a very personal level. Each participating artist used a 12” square panel on which he or she commemorated an ancestor who came to this country -- voluntarily or involuntarily, or was here prior to the landing of the Europeans. The panels cover a broad span of time, including Native Americans, those whose ancestors who came on the Mayflower and artists who came themselves very recently, who used the square to tell their own story as newcomers to this country. A structure will be erected in the Touchstone Gallery and covered entirely with these panels, representing the remarkable range of diverse humanity who have combined to make the strength of America. With the support of Touchstone Foundation for the Arts, The One House Project will be on display during the month of November at Touchstone Gallery. The show calls for viewers to engage with the house structure as a whole while identifying individual panels and the cultural history each panel holds within. Audio and video recordings of the artists’ stories will be included. As many artists have come together to make the One House Project, it is their hope that Americans come together to embrace the power found in a united people.

Participating artists: Ebtisam Abdulaziz, Tanja Ackar, Bob Allen, Susana AlmuiƱa, Evie Altman, Erin Antognoli, Sondra N. Arkin, Elizabeth Ashe, Michele Banks, Marilyn Banner, Carol Barsha, Carol Beane, Jessica Beels, Joan Belmar, Kimberly M. Benavides, Leni Berliner, Lourdes Bernard, Carol Binstock, Lucy J. Soffer Blankstein, Jo Ann Block, Liliane Blom, Julia Bloom, Madison Bolls, Jill Brantley, Susan Brown, Sally Brucker, Shante Bullock, Anika Burg, Sharon Burton, Diane Cooper Cabe, Marina Callahan, Sara Caporaletti, Elizabeth Casqueiro, James Cassell, Hsin- Hsi Chen, Anne Cherubim, Alexandra Chiou, Victoria Chiou, Lucy Clark, Deborah Addison Coburn, Susan Cole, Ellen Cornett, Michael Cover, Tory Cowles, Lea Craigie-Marshall, Sheila Crider, Richard L. Dana, Catherine Day, Jessie DeAro, Manal Deeb, Ashley Dequilla, Erin Devine, Rachel Dickerson, Silvia Dinale, Kendall Dorman, Jamie Downs, Jennifer Duncan, Cheryl Edwards, Laura Elkins, Heloisa Escudero, Cary Ann Eure, Dorothy Fall, Maureen S. Farrell, Felisa Federman, Annemarie Feld-Hunziker, Marian Figlio, Susan Finsen, Sharon Fishel, Lillian Fitzgerald, Elaine Florimonte, Kim Foley, Cianne Fragione, Barbara Frank, Helen Frederick, Mary Freedman, Jeanne Garant, Ric Garcia, DeLesslin George-Warren, Anya Getter, Janis Goodman, Rosabel Goodman-Everard, Eric Gordon, Pat Goslee, Karl Graham, Judybeth Greene and Zoe Fagnani, Ksenia Grishkova, Marta Gutierrez, Melvin Hardy, Elyse Harrison, Seemeen Hashem, Sondra Barrett Hassan, Ellen Hill, Leslie Holt, Susan Hostetler, Jacqueline Hoysted, David Hubbard, Warren Alan Jackson, Pauline Jakobsberg, Rima Kamal, Maria Karametou, Anna Katalkina, Sally Kauffman, Brenda Kelliher, Terry Kelly, Kate Kibbe-Huntington, Sherry Kirschner, Raya Koren, Andrea Kraus, Michael Lang, Ngoc Le, Kyujin Lee, Kay S. Lindsey, Barbara Liotta, Katana Lippart, LisaE, Laura Litten, Shelley Lowenstein, Ruth Lozner, Rosemary Luckett, Laurel Lukaszewski, Akemi Maegawa, Barbara Mandel, Selma Manizade, Anne Marchand, E.Tina Martin Wyatt, Harry Mayer, Joan Mayfield, Kate McConnell, Kathryn McDonnell, Theresa Knight McFadden, Kiki McGrath, Veronica Melendez, Leela Menon, Anita Miller, William Moffett, Michele Montalbano, Nan Montgomery, Lora Moran-Collins, Miriam Mƶrsel Nathan, Camille Mosley-Pasley, Nancy Nesvet, Margot S. Neuhaus, Stephanie Ney, Shanti Norris, Rosalie O'Donnell, Bahar Omar, Mary D. Ott, Dagmar Painter, Louise Palazola, John Paradiso, Emily Pearce, Judith Peck, Marta Perez-Garcia, Megan Peritore, Jane Pettit, Michael B. Platt, Annette Polan, Lyric Prince, Yolanda Prinsloo, Patsy-Ann Rasmussen, Gail Rebhan, Joanne Riley, Jassie Rios, Angela Rodriguez, Lisa Rosenstein, Laura Roulet, Jen Rowley, Nicole Salimbene, Joan Samworth, Renee Sandell, Leslie Sater, Nancy Sausser, Meg Schaap, Steve Schulman, Martina Sestakova, Alexandra N. Sherman, Alison Sigethy, Ellen Sinel, Wendy Sittner, Brenda Smoak, Deborah Sokolove, Amanda Spaid, Gregory Staley, Linda Starling, Patricia Steck, Desiree Sterbini, Ann Stoddard, Terry Svat, Veronica Szalus, Ira Tattelman, Tina M. Tepe, Helga Thomson, Gabrielle Tillenburg, Karen Joan Topping, Susan Lippert Trapkin, Andres Tremols, Ruth Trevarrow, Randi Trinka, Drew Feith Tye, Debra E. Tyler, Juliana Vallejo, Miguel Ventura, Rosa Vera, Claudia Vess, Jo Ellen Walker, Gale Wallar, Jenny Walton, Roxanne Weidele, Mindy Weisel, Ellyn Weiss, Angela White, Bonita Wilson, Cindy Winnick, Clare Winslow, Barbara Wolanin, Marcie Wolf-Hubbard, Corinna Woodard, Sue Wrbican, Yellow Ranger, Helen Zughaib, Zarina Zuparkhodjaeva.

Touchstone Gallery, 901 New York Avenue NW Washington DC 20001 
Wed-Fri 11-6 Sat-Sun 12-5 ● 202-347-3787
www.touchstonegallery.com info@touchstonegallery.com

Thursday, October 26, 2017

Transformer Auction Tickets On Sale Now!


7 - 8PM | VIP RECEPTION 
FOR HOST COMMITTEE 
DONORS & SPONSORS 8 - 11 PM | PARTY

FEATURING ARTWORKS BY 178 DYNAMIC ARTISTS

Frank Adams
Khadija Nia Adell
Eames Armstrong
Ken Ashton
Margaret Bakke
Sadie Barnette + Navigation Press
Jo Ann Block
Amy Boone McCreesh
Margaret Boozer
Monica Bose 
Ani Bradberry
Alex Braden
Amy Hughes Braden 
Nakeya Brown
Tom Bunnell
Lorenzo Cardim
Sidse Carstens
Elana Casey
Jessica Cebra
Travis Childers
Irene Clouthier
Marion Colomer 
Tim Conlon
Cynthia Connolly
Lely Constantinople
Larry Cook
Mandy Cooper
Hoesy Corona
Kyrae Cowan
Logan Criley
Stephen Crouch
Joel D'Orazio
Frank Day
Stephen Day
Flore de Preneuf
JD Deardourff
Alexandra "Rex" Delafkaran
Monique Dodds
Bill Dunlap
Alex Ebstein
Maribeth Egan
Rose Eken
Dana Ellyn
Margo Elsayd 
Edgar Endress
Abiola Fapohunda
Ryan Florig
Martina Fornace 
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Emily Francisco
SĆøren Thilo Funder
Adrienne Gaither
Te Gates 
Roxana Alger Geffen
Stephen Gibson
Alexis Gomez
Felipe Fereira Goncalves
Elizabeth Graeber
Adam Griffiths
Jason Gubbiotti
John Brendan Guinan
Tatiana Gulenkina 
Avi Gupta
Marta Gutierrez
Elizabeth Guzman
Kyle Hackett
Thom Haller
Carolyn Hartmann
Rania Hassan
Jeff Herrity
Linda Hesh
Bill Hill
Max Hirshfeld
Andrew Hladky
Matt Hollis
Leslie Holt
James Huckenpahler
Evan Hume
Imar Hutchins
David R. Ibata
Rose Jaffe
Sarah Jamison
Bon Jane
Charles Jean-Pierre 
Kaitlin Jencso
Ryan Carr Johnson
Mariah Anne Johnson
Spencer Joynt
Jihee Kang

Christopher Kardambikis
Chandi Kelley
Micheline Klagsbrun
Alyssa Klauer
Yaroslav Koporulin
Serli Lala
Bridget Sue Lambert
Hatnim Lee
Keyhan Lee
Tonya Lee
Pepa Leon
Myszka Lewis
Nathan Loda
Marissa Long
Pernille with Madsen
Akemi Maegawa
Tim Makepeace
Isabel Manalo
Matthew Mann
Anne Marchand
Raina Martens
Carolina Mayorga
Antonio McAfee
Patrick McDonough
Linn Meyers
Chris Mills
Jonathan Monaghan
Lexie Moreland
J Morrison
Megan Mueller 
Ziad Nagy
Maggie O'Neill
Joesph Orzal
John Thomas Paradiso
Jung Min Park
Nara Park
Vesna Pavlović
Jennaway Pearson
Dan Perkins 
Alejandro Pintado
Justin Plakas
Justin Poppe
Rodrigo Carazas Portal 
Caitlin Teal Price 
Chris Rackley
Ding Ren 
Camilla Reyman
Hannah Rose
Jennifer Sakai
Bonner Sale
Mica Scalin
Samuel Scharf
Rachel Schmidt
Jay Turner Frey Seawell
Matt Sesow
Joseph Shelter
Austin Shull
Luis Silva
Johab Silva
Danielle Smith
Hannah Spector
Molly Springfield
Joana Stillwell
Superwaxx
Lynn Sures
Ryan Syrell
TANG
Lisa Marie Thalhammer 
Barbara Amalie Skovmand Thomsen
Kelly Towles
Dan Treado
Antonia Tricarico
Jessica van Brakle
Ashley VanGemeren
Jenny Walton
Janelle Whisenant
Dawn Whitmore
Rives Wiley
Zac Willis
Grethe Wittrock
Andrew Wodzianski
Naoko Wowsugi
Sue Wrbican
Jenny Wu
Yuriko Yamaguchi
Meena Yi
Joshua Yospyn
Trevor Young

All Auction proceeds benefit Transformer programs and artists.
Visit transformerdc.org for additional Auction details.



Ticket prices go up on November 5.

Image credits of 2017 selected works (left to right): John Paradiso, Gear, 2017, found image and paper doily with acrylic varnish on leather mounted on wood panel, 12"x12"x2"; Ani Bradberry, The Moment, argon with mercury, wood box, transformer, 2'x6.5"x6"; Adrienne Gaither, Central Time, 2013, 72"x60", acrylic on canvas; Frank Adams, Access, 2017, archival inkjet print, 16"x20"; Max Hirshfeld, Morgan Library, 2015, archival pigment print, 18"x12"; Antonio McAfee, Third 2, 2017, digital C-Print, 3D image with 3D glasses, 16"x20".

t r a n s f o r m e r | 1404 P St NW  Washington  DC  20005 | 202.483.1102 | transformerdc.org



Sunday, October 22, 2017

Shifting Identities/Humanity and Nature Reception - Oct. 26


Shifting Identities/Humanity and Nature
Artemis Herber and Michelle Dickson

October 23–November 22, 2017


King Street Gallery

Curator: Claudia Rousseau


Artists’ Talk: 5 p.m. Thursday, October 26, in CF Atrium Lecture Hall (CF 101) 
Reception follows from 6–8 p.m.

Open Gallery | Todd Forsgren: Ornithological Photographs
(First in the series Nature Endangered: Imagination and Environment) September 26, 2016 - November 4, 2017

Location: The King Street Art Gallery is located on the ground floor of The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation Arts Center on the west side of the Takoma Park/Silver Spring Campus off Georgia Avenue at 930 King Street. Parking is available in the West Garage, which is located immediately behind the center. For maps and directions, visit montgomerycollege.edu/maps.

Gallery Hours: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.


Montgomery College
Takoma Park/Silver Spring Campus Department of Visual and Performing Arts
Information: Call 240-567-5821 or visit www.montgomerycollege.edu/arts-tpss 

The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation Arts Center
930 King Street
Silver Spring, MD 20910 

Friday, October 20, 2017

Ebeauty Haute Halloween Bash - Superfierce Event

One of the final SUPERFIERCE 2017 events is the Ebeauty Haute Halloween Bash and we'd absolutely love it if you could attend and/or share this info as 100% of ticket sales will be going to  partner charity EBeauty, an organization dedicated to providing wigs to all women who are going through cancer treatments.

This weekend you can save $100 on your tickets by using the discount code "superfierce".  Spread the word!

The event is going to be amazing + will feature:

-Open Cocktail Bar and Hors D'oeuvres sponsored by Veuve Clicquot and Lagunitas 
-Entertainment by New Century Dance Company and DJ Misawa
-Costume Competition and Cigar rollers on site!
-Makeovers provided by GLAMSQUAD
-Discounted rides provided by LYFT
-Raffle and Silent Auction

To buy tickets go to: 
DISCOUNT CODE "superfierce"


Saturday, October 07, 2017

SUPERFIERCE panel discussion on October 10

Join Superfierce this Tuesday, October 10, 6:30 - 8:30 for a FIERCE FEMALE FOUNDERS panel discussion and a special presentation by Veuve Clicquot head wine maker Gaelle Goossens.
View the art in the SUPERFIERCE Exhibition and be part of this info-sharing collective of women in business. Featuring Panelists: Donna Harris - Cofounder, 1776 and General Partner, 1776 Seed Fund, Angie Fetherston - CEO Drink Company, Kerra Michelle - Founder BUREAU + Kerra Michelle Interiors, Shelly Bell, BEACON board member and Founder/CEO of Black Girl Vision and Ms. Print USA. Moderated by Michelle Gloden Schoenfeld. 
This event is open to the public. Please feel free to stay and enjoy the exhibit! Please RSVP. superfiercdc@gmail.com. www.superfierce.org,   Facebook.com/BeSuperfierce

FIERCE FEMALE FOUNDERS 
Tuesday, October 10, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
@
Blind Whino



Monday, September 25, 2017

Superfierce, The Art of Resistance 10/4 - 11/4

"The underrepresentation of women in the art arena is completely unacceptable, and we're out to change that." 
Truly FIERCE words spoken by SUPERFIERCE artist Lesley Devrouax. Watch + see how far SUPERFIERCE has come since the inaugural event last year at the National Museum of Women in the Arts! This October at Blind Whino is going to be absolutely amazing and hope to see you there! 
Get your tickets at http://www.superfierce.org/ for the October 5, SUPERFIERCE SALON PARTY!





You can find SUPERFIERCE at www.facebook.com/BeSuperfierce and on IG: @superfierce_dc

Friday, September 22, 2017

Athica 2017 Juried Exhibition opens in Athens, Georgia

September 23 – November 12, 2017

Saturday, September 23, 2017,  6:00 – 9:00 pm
Opening Reception with Juror Harry H. DeLorme, Jr.

 Kristin Casaletto
Muncie (Self-Ė‡portrait as the Propagation of Average),  23 x 32 x
4.5", 2016

Anne Marchand
Morning Light,  36 x 36", 2016
ATHICA’s juried exhibition, opens on Saturday, September 23, 2017 and runs through November 12, 2017. Guest Juror Harry H. DeLorme, Jr., New Media and Education Curator, Telfair Museums, Savannah, Georgia selected 34 works by 36 artists from over 175 works in competition, stating, “As a juror I was impressed by the quality of submissions, the range of media represented from photography to fiber arts, and in particular the number of video and media works to choose from for this exhibition.”

Surprising, thought-provoking, oblique, and intuitive, the selected works include video and interactive media, painting, photography, sculpture, a collection of Communist Manifestos, a portrait of the United States in junk food, and more. DeLorme will be present at the opening reception on Saturday, September 23, 2017 from 6-Ė‡9 to talk about the work, as will many of the artists.

Featuring work by the artists Heather Bentz, Lauren Bradshaw, Cameron Bliss, Claire Carlton, Kristin Casaletto, Claire Clements, Robert Clements, Ally Christmas, Ellie Dent, Victoria Dugger, Marta Finkelstein, Lisa Freeman, Bill Georgia, Lucy Julia Hale, Morgan Jenks, Crystal Jin Kim, Michael Lachowski, Michael Lasater, Vivian Liddell, Anne Marchand, Jordan Marty, Laura Miller, Deepanjan Mukhopadhyay, David Noah, Alyson Ogasian and Claudia O'Steen, Lauren Peterson, Amanda Grae Platner, Jaime Raybin and R.D. King, Heath Schultz, Taylor Shaw, Diane Speight, Kaleena Stasiak, Katie Troisi, and Annebelle Wang.

About the Juror
Harry H. DeLorme, Jr. has been serving as the Senior Curator of Education at the Telfair Museums in Savannah, Georgia since 1989, and as the Curator of New Media exhibitions and programs and the PULSE Art and Technology Festival since 2007. DeLorme maintains a prolific curatorial, arts publication, and art-Ė‡making practice, with wide-Ė‡ranging interests in digital media, technology, artificial intelligence, Georgia folk artists, and the environment.

More about ATHICA: 
ATHICA: Athens Institute for Contemporary Art is an independent, 501c3 non-profit gallery promoting and supporting innovative contemporary art and artists through exhibitions, education, and events. 

Contact us: info@athica.org

ATHICA: Athens Institute for Contemporary Art · 160 Tracy Street · Unit 4 · Athens, Ga 30601 · USA 

Thursday, September 21, 2017

Athenaeum Gallery Presents the 2017 Athenaeum Invitational: GLOW Group Exhibition

Cycle by Anne Marchand, acrylic and mixed media on canvas, 36” x 36.” Anne Marchand is
one of the artists participating  in The 2017 Athenaeum Invitational. Photo credit: Greg Staley.
Artists’ Reception: Sunday, September 24, 4- 6pm
The Athenaeum Invitational is a theme-based event featuring the works of both specially-invited artists who have previously exhibited in the Athenaeum Gallery, as well as artists whose works were selected through a call for submissions. This year’s theme, GLOW, asks artists to create work that shows a sense of lightness or hope emanating from something dark. The show is juried by Athenaeum Gallery Director, Twig Murray and prize winners will be selected by Zoe Charlton.
Gallery Hours:
Thursday, Friday, and Sunday: 12pm to 4pm and Saturdays: 1pm to 4pm
Athenaeum Gallery is located at 201 Prince St., Alexandria, VA. For more information, call 703.548.0035 or visit nvfaa.org.

Latinas 4 Latinas, Silent Art Auction at The Mexican Cultural Institute - Sept. 23

Connect: Silent Art Auction will take place Saturday, September 23rd
7:00 PM to 10:00 PM

Mexican Cultural Institute
2829 16th Street NW Washington, D.C. 

You can purchase tickets on eventbrite and check out
the catalogue for the participating artworks here.
http://latinas4latinas.org/event/connect-silent-art-auction-fundraising/

Monday, September 18, 2017

SUPERFIERCE DC - Salon Party Tickets Available

SUPERFIERCE DC is transforming one of the East Coast’s most renowned creative spaces, Blind Whino, with permanent juried exhibit featuring over 20 acclaimed artists from across the country and Washington, DC. 

SUPERFIERCE SALON PARTY  -  OCTOBER 5, 2017
Exhibition runs all month long in October.  Open Daily - Free to the Public.
Blind Whino, 700 Delaware Ave SW, Washington, DC 20024

Do you like art? What about a fab party? Inspiring women make a difference?
Of course you do...so purchase your tickets to the SuperFierce 2017 Opening Party on October 5th! Support the arts and have fun doing it. 

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DID YOU KNOW? According to the National Endowment for the Arts, over 51% of visual artists are women But…LESS THAN 5% are represented in permanent collections around the world.

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