Posted by Pinkie on May 6th, 2008
[Panels from the Scrambler series by Rosemarie Fiore]
Last Friday was gorgeous and a great opportunity to see some bright, dynamic, thought-provoking art.
Started at enoteca to see local artist Tammy Reynolds Citron’s show, “Reclaiming the Frame”. Vibrant photos of a tree, a reflection in water, and an Italian village were set behind a window and then the artist finished each scene up onto the grids and frame in acrylic. Your eyes bounced back and forth between the two media and between the dimensions of behind the glass and outside the window. It’s always interesting to see something 2-D painted on something 3-D like that. There were also dress forms made into showy lamps but I wasn’t into them as much.
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Posted by Pinkie on April 6th, 2008
Depravities of War: Invasion by Sandow Birk at Second Street Gallery
Did you guys make it to First Fridays? I was on a tight schedule and could only make it to a few places unfortunately but I hope that some of you had a chance to see some of the cool art that’s up. Let’s dish… »Read More
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Posted by Kyle on April 2nd, 2008
The Washington Glass School has three directors who are coming to Charlottesville to display various glass art pieces. The Washington Glass School serves as a mid-Atlantic mecca for glass loving artists. Their mission:
introduce artists in other media to the depth, processes and joys of glass
Tim Tate, Erwin Timmers and Michael Janis, very well known in the glass arts world, will open their exhibit in the Migration Gallery on April 4th from 5:30- 8:00pm. Make sure to ask them lots of questions.
So, when you wander around for First Friday’s make sure you stop by and tell them that MUSE sent you. Their art will be on display through April 30th. Here are some images of the art:
Silent Spring by Erwin Timmers
WaitingForAMiracle by Michael Janis
Call For Redemption by Tim Tate
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