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Opening Thursday Night: PHANTASM
Join us Thursday the 27th at dusk for PHANTASM, an art show presented in the dark. Bring a flashlight and a friend and discover dark themed artwork from some of Birmingham’s favorite artists. Costumes are encouraged! Thursday, October 27 · 6:00pm - 10:30pm … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron Lockhart, Alicia Roden, art, Beth Ragland, birmingham art show, Bo Hughins, Brian Francis, Byron Sonnier, community, daisy winfrey, Doug Baulos, James Edward Williams, Jennifer Wallace, John Lytle Wilson, jonathan purvis, Kara Hall, Merrilee Challis, Olga Mendoza, opening, Paul Cordes Wilm, phantasm, Rebecca Davis, sara cannon, Sarah Heath, Sean Pathasema, Veronique Vanblaere, Wes Frazer
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Opening: “First Impressions” at Lite Box Gallery in Young & Vann Building
From the Lite Box Website: Lite Box Gallery will exhibit this show from January 14 through February 26 in the ArtFolk space at the Young & Vann Building in downtown Birmin…gham, Alabama. The show will be one of the largest … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron Drew, Ashley Lindsey, Bethany Moody, Brandon Oswalt, Cathy Wright, Charles Buchanan, Chris Bisset, community, Debra Riffe, Dréa Zacharenko, Helga Mendoza, James Cormier, Jane Marshall, Jeremy Markham, Jill Marlar, John DeMotte, Justin Banger, Kathy Baty, Lauren Faulkenberry, Lite box gallery, Michael Swann, Michelle Ray, Mimi Boston, opening, Patrick Mayton, Rebecca Munkachy, Rebecca Reynolds, Sarah Marshall, Scott Fisk, Scott Stephens, Shelleigh Buckingham, Suzanne Sawyer, Tenisha Hicks, Timarie Fisk, West Finlayson
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Lite Box Gallery is Now at the Young and Vann Building
From their site: Just a little note to say Lite Bax Gallery has temporarily moved to the Young & Vann Building located at 1731 First Avenue North in downtown Birmingham, Alabama. Our next show, First Impressions: An Introduction to Alabama … Continue reading
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Call for Submissions: the Literary Journal Aura
We are accepting submissions now through November 6. We are interested in poetry, fiction, nonfiction, art, and photography from UAB students, alumni, employees, and Birmingham-area writers and artists. I would like to encourage you, your friends, and your students to … 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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ALIAS: Established & Emerging Artists – Litebox Gallery
ALIAS: ESTABLISHED & EMERGING ARTISTS An exhibition at Litebox Gallery May-June Litebox Gallery will hold an opening reception for the show ALIAS, curated by Lisa Michitti, Friday, May 14 from 5-9pm. The show’s premise is that contemporary artists in various … Continue reading
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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