Sketchbook, curated by René Treviño, made BmoreArt’s Top 10 Exhibitions of 2013!
Check out the rest of the fantastic list here: http://bmoreart.com/2013/12/game-changers-bmorearts-top-10-art-exhibits-of-2013.html
Plus, don’t miss Allison Gulick’s review of the show: http://bmoreart.com/2013/12/sketchbook-at-school-33-reviewed-by-allison-gulick.html
Thanks, BmoreArt!
Check out this wonderful review by Alison Gulick on the bmore<art> blog!
photo by Kim Llerena
by Kim Llerena
by Kim Llerena
Make sure to stop by School 33 to see this fantastic exhibition before it closes!
Are you interested in teaching an art class at School 33? You’re in luck! We are now accepting proposals for community art classes and workshops to be taught here at the Art Center!
For more information and to submit a class proposal, visit: https://boparegistrations.wufoo.com/forms/school-33-class-proposal-form/
Join School 33 on Friday, November 8th from 6PM – 9PM for the opening of three new exhibitions!
SKETCHBOOK: curated by René Treviño
SKETCHBOOK is an exciting interactive exhibit showcasing the sketchbooks of a wide range of artists from the Baltimore area and from throughout the United States. Curator René Treviño says: “As an artist and curator, I love the idea of sketchbooks; they function as a safe place for an artist to collect ideas, hone skills, brainstorm and plan. Often they become rich documents that reflect a specific time or period of development in an artist’s practice. This exhibit is a relatively informal presentation of around 100 sketchbooks created by nearly 40 artists and the public is invited to flip through them…There is a lot of history and energy preserved in these books; they feel powerful.”
Point/Counterpoint: a solo show by Jim Hillmann
School 33 Art Center is pleased to present Point/Counterpoint, a solo exhibition of paintings and sculptures by Lotta Art 2013 Best in Show winner Jim Hillmann. The sculptures are made of fabricated (plasma and laser-cut) steel and are often painted with automotive paints. Hillmann began making metal sculptures in 2006. They are explorations of form, scale and color and the motifs and gestures in the work reference architecture, the figure and nature, although the artist prefers to allow the viewer to come to their own conclusions as they view the abstract forms. This is Jim Hillmann’s first solo exhibit.
Coverture: an installation by Christine Billotte
The term coverture can refer to both a woman’s legal status after marriage and to a protective or concealing shelter. Billotte describes her work as “visual songs of different psychological states of mind.” Coverture, an installation made of steel, monofilament, MDF and ceramics, is a physical space that can be entered and navigated. Within the installation the artist bombards the viewer with hundreds of suspended bright red ceramic cherries, at once obvious and subliminal.
We hope to see you at the opening of these three exciting new exhibits on November 8th!
Stop by to pick up your tour map, stroll along Conkling Street to see street performers and enter to win local swag at The Laughing Pint after party!
Check out the Highlandtown Gallery Facebook page for more details!
Exciting news! We are happy to introduce an art class for children ages 8-12, here at School 33! Chance & Accident: Embracing Experimentation for Young Artists, a 6-week course taught by Katherine Nonemaker, is designed to demonstrate how major artists throughout the 20th century have embraced elements of chance, mistake and accident into their practice of art making. Highlighted artists will include Marcel Duchamp, Jackson Pollock, Andy Warhol, Mark Rothko and Robert Rauschenberg.
Class will be held at on Saturdays from 12pm-2pm, October 26th-November 30th.
More information can be found at http://tinyurl.com/kfe5x3v
Call 443-263-4350 to register today!
Get in your registrations if you haven’t yet. And make sure to check out the fantastic studios that have already registered!