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Local Flavors: The Light Factory’s 2010 Annuale
One of the most striking things about the Light Factory’s Third Annuale is its homegrown feel. Of the six artists (out of more than 130 in the national call) selected by juror Alex Nyerges, Director of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, five reside within but a few hundred miles of the gallery. Chalk [...]
Posted in Charlotte area Tagged 2010 Annuale, Aspen Hochhalter, Blue Mitchell, Diana Greene, John Grant, Lori Vrba, Nicholas Dantona, The Light Factory 1 Comment
Mark Flowers at Hodges Taylor Gallery
Glimpses of memory conjoined with a collage aesthetic in these journalistic paintings… Mark Flowers: Visual Memory was on view this past May, 2010 at Hodges Taylor Gallery in Charlotte
People’s Biennial Field Report – April 1, 2010
SECCA is one month into its cross-state, high & low, far & wide search for creative talents to participate in the nationally touring exhibition/campaign titled People’s Biennial. For what we’ve seen thus far, and what we hope to see before the submission deadline on April 30, I thought it was high time to file a [...]
Also posted in Eastern NC, Triad area, Triangle area, Western NC Tagged Harrell Fletcher, ICI, Jens Hoffmann, People's Biennial, SECCA, Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art Leave a comment






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