Post Industrial Furniture and Art
By
Richard Thornton
Opening Reception
May 24, 2008
6:30pm - 8:30pm
On Exhibit
May 24 - July 4, 2008
]]> Post Industrial Furniture and Art
By
Richard Thornton
Opening Reception
May 24, 2008
6:30pm - 8:30pm
On Exhibit
May 24 - July 4, 2008
]]>Antique Bird Prints (among others)
We also have an opening on the 8th. A group show with Mel Machen's highly crafted still lifes. Rhonda Brooks' ethereal small painting. Nick Gruenberg's always wonderful photographs and another new photographer to us; Doug Stocks. All quite nice and safe. You won't need a net to try seeing this show.
Also The Changing Times Trio will perform at the Unitarian Universalist Church March 16th. A Saint Patrick's day look at Irish romance and friendship.
And the Gallery is looking forward to another year of great art and fun events. jw
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proudly presents an exhibit for
November 9 – December 7, 2007.
A Family Art Show
Photography and Paintings by
DAVID A. CORLISS
MAGGIE CORLISS BEGUN
AMY BEGUN SAAB
Opening Reception
November 9, 2007 5:00pm – 8:00pm
On Exhibit November 9 – December 7, 2007
October 12 – November 3, 2007
Kim Deale received her BA from the University of Alabama in Birmingham and a Master of Arts in Liberal Studies (Dance) from Wesleyan University in Connecticut. She is an award winning artist that has shown works statewide, nationally and internationally.
John Pleasant is a local artist residing in the Birmingham area. His new works investigate nature in its most overlooked but durable effect, propagation, through nut and seed pods and pod-like objects. John Pleasant’s work is included in numerous public and private collections.
The Click of the Lens
Photography by
Cassandra Griffen McIntyre
Cassandra Griffen McIntyre is a self-taught photographer residing in Birmingham, Alabama. She has been involved with photography since the age of eleven. She achieved two Master of Science degrees and used the knowledge gained to further her pursuit to protect the rights of the underserved and underrepresented.
In July 2002 Ms. McIntyre had a solo exhibit at The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute titled “Police Brutality in the United States.” She viewed this exhibit as a major milestone.
She has exhibited her black and white images at Mount Sinai Hospital, New York City, Louis Kurtz Center, Spring Valley, New York, Gadsden Museum of Art, Gadsden, Alabama, and many private galleries throughout the United States.
Body Language
A show featuring works by
and
Carolyn McDonald
Nada Boner is a resident of Birmingham and is an accomplished sculptor. Her work is as diversified as her life. Her passion and focus is in organic ceramic sculpture, influenced by nature, reflecting the world around her. Her chosen medium is clay and Raku is her favorite glaze technique. Each piece of her work is unique and
Impossible to duplicate.
Carolyn McDonald resides in Hoover, Alabama. For over twenty years she has taught basic principles of painting, drawing and art education as a professor at David Lipscomb University and as adjunct professor at Tennessee Tech University, University of Alabama, UAB, Montevallo University and Homewood High School.
Inspiration for her work is taken from the great Impressionists and Post Impressionists of the late 1900’s.
Alabama Designer Craftsmen is a statewide non-profit organization open to all Alabama residents interested in the promotion, production and preservation of fine traditional and contemporary crafts. The organization has served the state for over thirty-five years, providing educational opportunities, marketing events, encouragement and fellowship. The membership includes professional craftsmen, hobbyists, teachers, students and collectors.
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and
SANDRA RICE
Opening Reception
April 13, 2007 6:30pm-9:00pm
On Exhibit
April 13, 2007 -- May 12, 2007
Martha Hopkins is a native of Birmingham, Alabama and is an accomplished painter and sculptor, having earned a BFA in Sculpture from the University of Alabama in 2004. She has exhibited in juried and solo shows throughout the southeast. Her monumental sculpture, RED TIDE, is owned by UAB and is located near the Alys Stephens Center at 10th Street South and 10th Avenue South. Her work is represented in many private and corporate collections across the country.
Sandra Rice is a self-taught artist who works primarily in clay and constructed metal. She has shown her work in galleries and festivals for over twenty years, receiving awards for both clay and mixed media sculpture. Ms. Rice draws inspiration from objects found in nature and the human form. Much of her work is minimalist. Recent clay sculptures are hand-built, highly burnished and bisque fired. Surface treatment includes a modified “pit firing,” layers of paint, wet-sanding and calligraphy.
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