Brave the snow and get ready for yet another First Friday Art Walk!
This Friday, February 4th from 5-9pm at The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery…
February’s exhibit, Dress Me Up!, features the work of Jme Wheeler. Wheeler has created a series of near life-size paper dolls in which a group of his peers, specializing in different mediums, have tailored outfits to fit her moods. Visitors to the gallery are encouraged to mix and match these pieces as they wish!
You’ll see paper clothing designed by:
Beth Robinson
Christy Mitchell
Jme Wheeler
Justin Atherton
Kristin Richland
Wylie Sofia Garcia
Thanks for two great openings for the Small Works exhibit! Over 50 artists took part in this years themed show, where artwork could be no larger than 12″ in any direction. 200 pieces total adorned the walls in December and January, and they were all just lovely!
A selection of works will stay in the gallery in our hallway section this February as well.
Make Art, Repeat. is still up this month at VCAM, located at 208 Flynn Ave in Burlington. VCAM is open everyday from 10am – 10pm, closing at 5pm on Saturdays.
Through February 26th, you can see the work of:
Adam DeMasi, Alecia Geno, Ashley Roark, Carleen Zimbalatti, Christy Mitchell, Clark Derbes, and Greg Mamczak.
Read the Art Review of this exhibit at Sevendays Online!
Make sure you check out The SEABA Center this First Friday as well!
The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery’s own lovely talent, Ashley Roark, will present her solo exhibit: Light, Line, and Shadow.
Opening reception is this Friday, February 4th from 5-8pm. Located a short, snowy walk from The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery at 404 Pine Street.
Expect to see an array of installations that explore interactions within built environments and reconstructions of fleeting moments in everyday life.
See you there!
Thanks for reading, we hope to see you in the gallery soon!
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