The 18th Street Arts Center has always celebrated artists from all across the globe. On March 25, 2021 the arts center premieres Borderless, a new membership program. This new program is designed for those who are committed to supporting the work of
KP Projects presents two exhibitions…“Burning Down The House.,” by long time gallery artist Vonn Sumner, and Holly Elander’s “Our Home Simply.” Email the gallery to view the exhibitions - rsvp@kpprojects.net Vonn Sumner, Balloon Dumpster (The Party’s Over), 20” x 16”,
Craft in America Center presents an art talk with Linda Gass in conjunction with its current exhibition, “Making Waves: Ocean Ecology and Craft.” Linda’s presentation will take you on a photographic journey to the places that inspire her artwork, from the wilderness
I want to point out an international virtual group show which opened on February 25, 2021…one of our writer’s art is featured. The exhibition will remain on view through March 11, 2021, so be sure to check it out. Michael Baroff’s
GDCA Gallery showcases two February 2021 Exhibitions - “Sapphire” and Cynthia Ann Swan: “V”! “Sapphire”- celebrates painting, photography, works on paper, digital photo-collage, encaustic and mixed media on canvas, wood panels, plexiglass and aluminum. Featured Artists: Nurit Avesar, Susanne Belcher, Richard Bell,
On February 27, 2021 at 5pm, in collaboration with Bergamot Station Arts Center, Building Bridges proudly presents, “Oneness = Togetherness.” This collaborative exhibition features works from all the different Bergamot Station art galleries. Participating Galleries: Rose Gallery, Craig Krull Gallery, bG Gallery,
Join artist Timothy Horn for a virtual discussion of his work, process, and career. This talk is presented in conjunction with the Craft in America Center exhibition, “Making Waves: Ocean Ecology and Craft.” The art talk in conjunction with “Making Waves:
On February 19, 2021 at 1pm, Blum & Poe will host an Instagram Live conversation to coincide with the arrival of the Perseverance rover and Ingenuity helicopter—the first powered aircraft to land on Mars. The art talk takes place in conjunction
In celebration of Black History Month, the Fowler is honored to welcome painter Andrew LaMar Hopkins and photographer Fabiola Jean-Louis, two artists renowned for works that reclaim and reimagine Black histories that have been forgotten or silenced. Join the Fowler’s Curatorial
UPDATED LISTING: On March 27, 2020, Blum & Poe Broadcasts was launched as a new platform to connect to its patrons and art community during the corona crisis. The program presents artists' work in conjunction with physical installations or as standalone
