Showing posts with label art gallery in Bimingham. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art gallery in Bimingham. Show all posts

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

Saturday, October 6, 2012

Life Imitating Art


Sometimes the viewer is as interesting as the artwork.

I attended the opening of Remembrance last night at Art Folk Gallery. It's a marvelous group exhibit celebrating 10 fantastic years of Dia de los Muertos.  Curated by Wendy Jarvis, it's one you won't want to miss.  I will have more photos to share.

Remembrance
Art Folk Gallery
1731 First Avenue North
October 8-26

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Very Véro!


 Véronique Vanblaere is the owner of Naked Art Gallery on Clairmont Avenue in the Forest Park neighborhood. I"m a lucky girl, because I just have to walk
 a block from my home to pop in and see what's new!  This is one delightfully fun and funky art gallery,  and she features 60 artists from all over the South.  She's a talented artist herself,  so be sure and have a look at her work.  Today, a few shots but I have more to share.

You can follow them on Facebook here

Naked Art Gallery
3831 Clairmont Avenue
Birmingham 


I will be teaching FROM SNAPSHOTS TO PHOTOGRAPHS at Samford After Sundown beginning Oct. 16th for 5 weeks.  Join us if you are in the Birmingham area.

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.


Friday, February 18, 2011

After Hours


Well this place, located on 2nd Avenue North in downtown Birmingham looks like a gallery I need to revisit when they open!