Judy Thomas, “Tendrils”, Arsenal Center for the Arts, Watertown, MA Posted on November 10, 2012March 2, 2022 Judy Thomas, “Tendrils”, 2011 PEX, aluminum, vinyl, pantyhose, steel, rayon Arsenal Center for the Arts, Watertown, MA Simple industrial materials are used in the construction – plastic, nylon, vinyl and wire with a base of hollow plastic pipe for the curvilinear structure. The plastic is then transformed by hand-wrapping each piece of tubing with colorfully dyed pantyhose. Exhibition
Exhibition Martha Whittington, “CONTEMPLATION RESOLUTION UNITY”, Hambidge Center, Rabun Gap, Georgia Posted on November 8, 2016March 2, 2022 To inspire invention by removing one to a remote location absent of internet communications, to promote thought for all who cannot escape the bounds of the city. A location in places accessible to all to bridge the gap between generations and expose them to the music works in a focused… Read More
Exhibition Lebanon pavilion at Venice Biennale to evoke the ‘chaos and beauty’ of Beirut Posted on March 1, 2022March 2, 2022 The exhibition features an installation by Lebanese artist Ayman Baalbaki and a video directed by Danielle Arbid Ayman Baalbaki’s ‘Janus Gate’ is inspired by Beirut’s urban landscape. Photo: Ayman Baalbaki Saeed Saeed Feb 27, 2022 Beirut is the inspiration behind the Lebanese pavilion’s key works at the Venice Biennale in… Read More
Artist “Stan Woodard for President, the Opera”, Hapeville, Georgia Posted on October 23, 2012June 3, 2022 Stan Woodard for President, the Opera, Hapeville, Georgia Being a conceptual artist living in Atlanta, Georgia, Stan Woodard has expressed his constitutional rights as a natural born American citizen, and every four years, since 1996, joined the ranks of esteemed Presidential candidates. Read More