Showing posts with label Saad Ghosn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Saad Ghosn. Show all posts

Monday, April 27, 2015

"Flight" Exhibition - Good News








The exhibit at Covingto Arts looked wonderful; curator Saad Ghosn did a great job with placing the work and with the transitions from one artist to another.  The opening reception was well attended, with lots of interesting people to talk to...



Work by Jan Nickum, one of the other artists in the exhibit...



Work by Marsha Karagheusian...




Some of mine...





Unfortunately, the lighting was such that I was unable to get many decent photos of the show. The good news, however, is that two of my pieces sold at the opening!



Lost I - SOLD





Theory of Flight - SOLD



If you're interested in learning more about the exhibit, go here to read an excellent article about it written by Karen S. Chambers for aeqai magazine. It gives good insights into the work of each artist, and some better photos.
Have a great week, everyone!

Tuesday, April 14, 2015

News



I was recently informed that my work was chosen for inclusion in a  a collection on Artspan's homepage entitled, "Found, Fractured, and Fastened".   Here is the link to the page if you'd like to check it out.  You can also find it on Artspan's facebook page here.


Also, my work will be featured in an exhibition called "FLIGHT" with two other artists,  at the Covington Arts gallery in Covington, Kentucky.



Flight: curated by Saad Ghosn
Artist reception April 18, 6 - 9 pm

Artists of the exhibition include:



Flight features works by three Greater Cincinnati female artists who through their specific works reference flight in time, flight in space or flight in life. Exploring the notions of passage, memory and dialogue within the cycle of life, the exhibition includes mixed media paintings, collages and earthenware ceramics

About the curator: Saad Ghosn is an artist, activist, Professor at the University of Cincinnati and the Director of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Service at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center. He writes Art For a Better World for Aeqai and has curated nearly 200 exhibitions, often focused on aspects of activism and social justice.

2 West Pike Street
Covington, Kentucky
www.covingtonarts.com


If you're in the area, I'd love to see you there!