Artist News

27.07.20

RESPIRATION(S) NOW!

posted by ARC Gallery and Educational Foundation

RESPIRATION(S) NOW! ONLINE EXHIBITION JURIED BY ANGELA DAVIS FEGAN Exhibit Dates AUG 28 - SEPT 25, 2020 Deadline: Aug 4, 2020 https://arcgallery.wufoo.com/forms/respirations-now/ At the crux of some of the current crises that the world is enduring right now, is breath: African-Americans are being denied the right to breathe; COVID 19 is attacking lungs; and the lungs of the planet are in need of restoration. Life on our planet is inter-connected. Divisions and exclusions will insure the continued separation of humanity. Together we live, or together we perish. Humans are the problem and the solution. Compassionate, righteous indignation, coupled with action for legislative justice is needed to shape a future that includes racial equality, universal healthcare, and planetary stewardship. $5-50 Donation.

RESPIRATION(S) NOW!

03.07.20

JOANNE ARTMAN GALLERY OPENS 2ND LOCATION IN LAGUNA BEACH, CA AT 346 N COAST HWY!

posted by JoAnne Artman Gallery

JoAnne Artman Gallery proudly announces a new, additional location on gallery row in Laguna Beach at 346 North Coast Highway! This exciting expansion will enable JoAnne Artman Gallery to continue offering the acclaimed and dynamic shows for which it is known, while broadening its development in showcasing further new arrivals and backroom inventory at its flagship Laguna Beach location. Looking to the future, JoAnne Artman is excited to continue delivering thought-provoking exhibitions with exciting and innovative art by some of the world’s best talents in both Laguna Beach and New York. JoAnne Artman Gallery at 346 N Coast Hwy opens July 2020 with How The West Was Won, featuring the work of America Martin, Billy Schenck, and Greg Miller!

JoAnne Artman Gallery Opens 2nd Location in Laguna Beach, CA at 346 N Coast Hwy!

17.06.20

'MINEFIELD 1'.

posted by Georgina Bown

This first in a series of three large scale charcoal drawings has been my personal approach to this strange situation we are all in. I have felt compelled to produce this work, desperately trying to make sense of how i feel and possibly how others feel. The outside is full of potential harm to us, in the air, in the water and contaminated by touch. For me this is what it looks like, a minefield, waiting to be triggered. Touch has become a dangerous and precarious thing.

'Minefield 1'.