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Tag Archives: art
Opening: LITE-BRITE art show at Lite Box Gallery August 13th
Lite-Brite is a pop art exhibition curated by John Lytle Wilson, featuring the work of: Kelly Boehmer, Merrilee Challiss, Aaron DeYoe, Matthew Dutton, Janae Easton, AJ Fontanilla, Linda Hall, Felix Jackson Jr, Adrian Scott, Brian Spolans, John Lytle Wilson, Daisy … Continue reading
Opening: INTERCHANGEABLE HEARTS- ART BY BO HUGHINS & PAUL CORDES WILM
Opening: Friday July 30th, 2010 5-8pm Boutwell Studios 2917 Central Avenue Homewood, AL Come join us at Boutwell Recording Studios for yet another fantastic Art Opening, Friday, July 30th from 5 – 8PM. Be sure to check out our website … Continue reading
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Tagged art, art opening, birmingham, Bo Hughins, boutwell studios, community, opening, Paul Cordes Wilm
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Steep: An Exhibit of Teapots at Red Dot Gallery
Steep: An Exhibit of Teapots at Red Dot Gallery Thru 9/18 Opening reception on Friday, August 6, 5-9 p.m. Recent work from 19 artists representing seven Southern states. Includes pieces from Scott Bennett, Fong Choo, Tony Wright, Tim Sullivan, Steve … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Sterrett, art, birmingham, Bradley Birkhimer, Chris Greenman, Chris Kelly, Connor Burns, Dori DeCamillis, Doug Balous, Fong Choo, janice kluge, Juan Granados, Lynette Hesser, Mark Knott, opening, Paveen Chunhaswasdikul, Red Dot Gallery, Scott Bennett, Steep, Steve Loucks, Suzie Bowman, Teapots, Tim Sullivan, Tony Wright, Virginia Scotchie
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Opening Night Photo
I love this shot from the Public Opening Night. “Fabric of Time” By me (sara cannon) on the right and you can sort of see it on the left. Type on the left window. The umbrella makes it. sara
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Tagged art, sara cannon, statement of a facade, the birmingham art collective
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Paint the Town Red – Call for Entries
On April 17, 2010 the Birmingham-Jefferson Chapter of the American Red Cross will turn a section of Birmingham’s “Loft District” into an outdoor digital art show featuring digital artists from around the globe! Illuminated art will be projected on screens and buildings along 2nd Avenue North between 22nd and 24th Street. We will accept entries between January 1st and March 15th, 2010. The top thirty pieces will be projected and juried by a panel of judges. We are looking for innovative and visually compelling examples of: digital graphic art, digital animations (less than 2 min.), digital photography, digitally altered photography, and interactive concepts. Digital photographs of fine art will not be accepted this year.
Artwork can be vertical or horizontal format. Strong consideration will be given to pieces using the color red. The top 30 artists will be notified no later than April 1st, 2009. Each artist may submit 2 pieces of art for free. Additional work can be submitted with a $25 entry fee. For examples from last year’s festival visit http://www.paintthetownredbham.info/artwork
PRIZES AWARDED
Pieces will be judged and prize packages given to pieces in the following categories:
§ Best of Show
§ Best Graphic Art
§ Best Animation
§ Best Photography
ARTISTS RETAIN 100% OWNERSHIP OF THEIR WORK, although please note that by submitting an entry you agree to allow the American Red Cross the right to use photographic reproductions of your artwork for promotional purposes, both in print and online. Continue reading
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Tagged american red cross, art, call for entries, community, digital
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Fabric of Time by Sara Cannon – Friday the 18th Installation Art Show
No matter who or where: everyone grows up. everyone has memory. everyone wears clothes. – this interactive installation explores the fabric and communities combined with nostalgia, forward movement, associations, and memory. – Sara Cannon Fabric of Time by Sara Cannon … Continue reading
Posted in Collective Shows, Friday The 18th 2009
Tagged art, friday the 18th, sara cannon
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FRIDAY THE 18th – Installation Art Show
The Birmingham Art Collective Presents: Friday the 18th Dec 18th + 8:00pm Phoenix Loft 303 ART + BEER + MUSIC jason burgess atreus sacco sara cannon andrew thompson come by the house to see some installation as a preview for … Continue reading
Space One Eleven: The Compassion Project
_ Shana Berger Nathan Purath November 6, 2009 – January 8, 2010 “THE COMPASSION PROJECT” “The Compassion Project” is a conceptual art billboard undertaking that uses the vernacular of Christian marketing campaigns to examine spirituality and politics in America. Based … Continue reading
Picturesque: An Exhibition of New Paintings By Dustin Timbrook
You saw some of Dustin Timbrook’s art in the Show at Woodlawn, and now you can see his solo show! ——– via Happenin Records “What? A solo art show by your favorite super-artist, Dustin Timbrook. When? Saturday, November 14th, 2009 … Continue reading
