This beautiful mural was started in 1996 to celebrate the Olympic venues here in Birmingham by Space One Eleven. The second panel was finished in 2000. It's a jewel on the side of Boutwell Auditorium that faces our Birmingham Museum of Art. I love it!
Showing posts with label Space One Eleven. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Space One Eleven. Show all posts
Monday, December 26, 2016
Birmingham Urban Mural
This beautiful mural was started in 1996 to celebrate the Olympic venues here in Birmingham by Space One Eleven. The second panel was finished in 2000. It's a jewel on the side of Boutwell Auditorium that faces our Birmingham Museum of Art. I love it!
Saturday, December 5, 2015
Birmingham's Urban Mural
Located on the east wall of the Boutwell Auditorium, this colorful mosaic "depicting a mythical dragon rising out of Birmingham's industrial past." The 28,000 colorful tiles were created through participation from Space One Eleven and completed in 2000.
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Chalk It Up
Even outside Space One Eleven, the space beneath their windows is put to good use by budding artists!
SPACE ONE ELEVEN
2409 2nd Avenue North
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Friends, We Have a Series.... Space One Eleven
Space One Eleven is creating fabulous opportunities for kids and artists in this town. I had the privilege of visiting last night, and today starts a short series that I think you will all love!
The entrance on 2nd Avenue North greets you with this chalk drawing. Come back tomorrow!
Space One Eleven
2409 2nd Avenue South
Friday, March 2, 2012
Hanging Out at Space One Eleven
A while back the Cliff Road Women, a lively group of the greatest friends and neighbors gathered after hours at Space One Eleven. Board member Susan Colvin describes it like this, " SOE is committed to bringing art and community together on many levels, from exhibits that might not be shown in conventional galleries or museums, to bringing emerging artists to the public's eye, to classes for inner-city youth as well as adults and more." So to celebrate they have compiled a cookbook of recipes they have gathered from friends, artists, critics and collectors both locally and across the country. The book includes art that has previously hung in the gallery. The wooden utensils we painted will be a little extra gift with each book. It was a fun evening getting to show our creativity for such a good cause.
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Portraits - Space One Eleven
Here is what they are all about:
Space One Eleven is a visual arts nonprofit founded in Birmingham, Alabama in 1986. Our mission is to provide professional opportunities for artists, create a forum for public understanding of contemporary art, and offer arts education to area youth.
Key to the philosophic foundation of Space One Eleven is the belief that art is where you find it, whether from a Birmingham artist, a nationally recognized artist or a creative youth in a local Birmingham neighborhood. Art is informed by place, time, and experience. Run by artists, formed by place, and celebrating cutting-edge art that stretches the imagination, SOE incorporates these principles into all of our programs as we deal with art, community and public discourse.
Monday, September 14, 2009
Creative Kids Show Their Stuff
This past weekend was Birmingham's Art Walk. Artists were tucked in every nook and cranny of the downtown loft district. At Space One Eleven, I fell in love with these colorful wind socks created by students that benefit from their terrific program for Birmingham's youth.
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Space One Eleven - Creative Kids Welcome!
Thank heavens for places like Space One Eleven! This non-profit visual artists' organization does a lot of great things in our community. Featured today are two examples of work produced from their City Center Art Program. It offers a creative studio experience for children 6-18 from primarily area public housing. projects. During Art Walk their windows were filled with the colorful work produced by some mighty creative kids. Space One Eleven is a place I will visit again soon. Maybe they'll let me get some paint on my hands!
" Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up."
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