This is the second show exploring the different approaches of drawing including men and women artists who are working within different disciplines and current interests such as; writing, film and documentaries, performance, design, ceramics, greeting card production, quilting, music etc. I am really excited about the group of artists in this exhibition. Many of them live in Phoenix, AZ. and are the most progressive art makers that I know of in this community. The other artists from out-of-town have lived here at one time and have strong ties to this city and the ideas of making. At one point they all contributed greatly to the philosophies practiced here and we miss them. Each artist will exhibit 3 to 5 drawings that are 8 x 10 or smaller. The show is taking place in 6th Street Studios (6th Street & Roosevelt) an adaptive reuse space developed by Greg Esser in a historic downtown phoenix home that will provide artist’s affordable studio space. The opening is the First Friday Oct. 3rd, 5 to 10 PM and will continue through November 1st (space hours are fri. 5 to 9PM & Sat. 1 to 5).
I hope that this BLOG can be an arena for conversation around the work being created for the show.
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Posted by: paul | September 13, 2003 at 09:16 PM
how exciting! to vikki, gregory, angela, and the rest of the field: break a leg! congratulations! i hope to see it next time i'm in town. - tk
Posted by: tim kelly | September 29, 2003 at 10:48 AM
HI,
I came upon this blog today.
I am an artist that creates greeting cards and such.
Wanting to wish you much success with the show.
Posted by: Amber Wehrle | September 21, 2005 at 11:20 AM
Amiga:
Best luck with your exhibit opening tonight!
I don't know if I'd told you about it, but I've set up an Urban Art blog: https://streetartshow.wordpress.com.
I'd love it if you linked to it from your blog!
Posted by: Manny | September 08, 2006 at 12:13 PM