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Land-grabber

Opening Saturday, October 15, 7-10 pm
Through November 4
Gallery Hours Wed & Sat, 12-5 pm

“Land-grabber” is a mixed media exhibition of works that reflect a uniquely American relationship to landscape. As generations of people shape the landscape for utilitarian or aesthetic purposes, our relationship to our landscape becomes evident in awkward, poignant and absurd ways. The works in this show invite the audience to explore “Manifest Destiny” in the contemporary American landscape.
Artists: Birdie Freitag, Bonnie GammillBridget QuinnJamie Panzer, Mali Voglund & Nicole Lavelle
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Austin Community College Faculty Exhibit

Exhibit Dates: September 17 – October 7
Gallery Hours Wed & Sat 12-5 pm & by appointment
Reception: Friday, September 23, 6-8 pm

See a variety of work from a selection of the Austin Community College Art & Design Faculty. Work from the Painting, Drawing, Printmaking, Sculpture, Ceramics and Jewelry departments are displayed in this exhibit.

Participating Faculty:
A.J. Bonar (Jimmy Jalapeeno), Ashe Laughlin, Belinda Casey, Ben Appl, Beth Schmitz, Bill Evans, Brent Baggett, Brian Johnson, Caprice Pierucci, Carmen Clements, Claude Van Lingen, Daniel Smith, Daniel Traverso, David Thornberry, Dawn Raines, Doug Jaques, Gary Webernick,  Germaine Keller, Ishmael Soto, Janet Brooks, Jerry Alexander, Jerry DeFrese, Jill Bedgood, Jill Thrasher, Judith Simonds, Julie Isaacson, Karen Bolton, Laura Sturtz, Madeline Irving, Madelon Umlauf, Margot Wolf, Marjie LaRowe, Martha Soto, Melanie Hickerson, Pehr Smith, Philippe Dewailly, Ricky Wilson,Sharon Smith, Steve Kriechbaum, Sydney Yeager, Terri Goodhue, Todd Campbell, Trent Temple, Victoria Suescum, Ward Walker, William J. Bastas

Gallery hours: Wednesday & Saturday 12-5 pm and by appointment.

Image to left: Details of work by Ashe Laughlin & Caprice Pierucci

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From Specifics, From Concrete Evidence, From Things

New Work by Ada Boley, Megan Carney & Rebecca Marino
Opening Saturday, August 27, 7-10 pm
Exhibition through September 10

From Specifics, From Concrete Evidence, From Things features new work from three contemporary Austin-based photographers, Adam Boley, Megan Carney and Rebecca Marino. The work of these artists focuses on understanding the intangible through the microcosms of objects and space at each artist’s disposal.  As a result, personal investments are made and hopeful recognition is placed upon the inanimate subjects of these images.

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This project is funded and supported in part by a grant from the

Texas Comission on the Arts and the City of Austin through the Cultural Arts Division.