Showing posts with label city gallery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label city gallery. Show all posts

May 31, 2011

Contemporary Charleston 2011: Under the Radar

I am so honored to be included in this incredible exhibition... Please check out the 7 other talented artists featured in the show! I've included some installation shots, so you can get a feel for how the gallery space was broken up between the 8 of us. For more info on each artist, please CLICK HERE to see their profiles from the feature in Charleston Magazine, which is serving as the catalog for the show.



and here are the artists in no particular order...

Melinda Mead


Greg Hart
 


 DH Cooper


Nina Garner

Conrad Guevara
 

 

 Rebecca West Fraser


 Alan W. Jackson


Lauren Frances Moore

The artists will be giving lectures on their work on the following Saturdays at 5 pm...
  • July 2: Rebecca West Fraser and Lauren Frances Moore
  • July 9: Conrad Guevara and Melinda Mead
  • July 16: Greg Hart and Alan W. Jackson
  • July 23: Nina Garner and DH Cooper

May 28, 2011

some photos of the opening

photo by Reese Moore of Charleston Magazine

photo by Reese Moore of Charleston Magazine
The above photo is of myself (cheese!) with Rebecca Silberman, Program Coordinator at the Halsey and co-curator of the show

 photo by Kinsey Gidick of Charleston City Paper



May 27, 2011

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Last night was the opening reception for Contemporary Charleston 2011: Under the Radar at the City Gallery at Waterfront Park. There was an incredible turnout and I am so honored to be grouped with such a talented bunch of artists! I will post more on the opening and the other artists soon, but for now... I'll show you what I made.

These photos were taken before the opening, and before all the vinyl went up. That big open space to the right of the installation now is filled with my name in large print and my profile from Charleston Magazine.  Stay tuned for more photos!



May 18, 2011

installing at the city gallery: rolling with the punches

 SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION... how convenient (NOT)

But I'm optimistic... I'll make it work to my advantage... somehow

what I have so far