Showing posts with label Art talks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art talks. Show all posts

Monday, March 7, 2011

Special Event March 12th : Artist Terry Shoffner

Join us at the Fayetteville Underground as we present a special art talk and demonstration by artist Terry Shoffner. Saturday March 12th from 10-12.



The Fayetteville Underground is thrilled to host artist Terry Shoffner for an interactive art talk on Saturday March 12 from 10am-12pm. Come meet the artist, watch him work and explain his process. This event is in conjunction with his exhibition of
The Wall Street Journal Portraits at the University of Arkansas.

Terry Shoffner: The Wall Street Journal Portraits

The Wall Street Journal Portraits, by Terry Shoffner will be on display at the University of Arkansas Fine Arts Center, March 7–25, 2011.

Over the past thirteen years, Terry Shoffner has painted more than two hundred and twenty portraits for the Wall Street Journal. They were commissioned to supplement articles in the publication. They include images of world leaders, educators, artists, entertainers, news makers, and everyday individuals who have done extraordinary things. This exhibition includes thirty paintings.

Monday, August 23, 2010

August Art talks: Fayetteville Undergound


One of the Fayetteville Underground's goals is to present more regularly scheduled artist talks in the coming months. We really want to engage the community, allowing potential patrons to learn a bit more about the artists and the work that the Fayetteville Underground represents. Our first Thursday opening receptions each month are a fun and lively event, but sometimes due to the crowds and the reception atmosphere it is hard for those who are truly interested in learning more about the artists and their processes to connect.

Last month, we gave a talk about the photographs by the Institute du loop, the exhibition that was visiting from Taiwan. Visiting artist Matthew Lyman spoke about his paintings in the Revolver, and Gailen Hudson spoke about his pottery that was featured in the E Street.

For the month of August, Leilani Law will be speaking about the Shift Gallery Collective,visiting from Seattle, currently in the Revolver and Gregory Moore will be speaking about his paintings on metal in the Vault. Their talk will be Thursday night August 26th 6:30pm.

Megan Chapman will be speaking about the photographic works in the Hive Gallery by Christian Demare, a photographer from Paris, France and his exhibition,
Ghosts in the Landscape #2 on Saturday morning August 28th at 11am, on the final day of the exhibition.

In the future we plan to have dedicated days once or twice a month when we will have the artist's talks so that people can depend on them as easily as first Thursday. We are excited about offering these casual and more intimate gatherings for those in the community interested in learning more about our current exhibitions at the Fayetteville Underground.

Upcoming Talks:Hosted by the Fayetteville Underground
Thursday August 26, 6:30pm

Leilani Law
and Gregory Moore

Come to Fayetteville Underground for a Thursday night art talk with Fayetteville Underground artists Leilani Law and Gregory Moore. Leilani will discuss the current show entitled "Continental Shift" which features work from a Seattle art collective Shift in the Revolver Gallery at the Underground. Gregory will discuss his exhibitiong of paintings on found objects,"Reclaimed Surfaces" in the Vault Gallery.

Saturday August 28, 11:00a.m.

Megan Chapman


Pop in from the Farmer's Market and come to the Fayetteville Underground for an informal Saturday morning
art talk with Fayetteville Underground studio artist Megan Chapman. Megan will discuss the photographic works of French photographer Christian Demare in his exhibition Ghosts in the Landscape #2 currently on display in the Hive Gallery. Megan will talk about Mr. Demare's process as well as answer any questions viewers may about the artist's work during the final day of the exhibition.

Please join us Thursday August 26th at 6:30pm and Saturday August 28th at 11:00am to learn more about these wonderful exhibitions. Dig deeper at the Fayetteville Underground.

Once again this is all a part of the cultural amenity that is the visual arts presented by the Fayetteville Underground.

Tell your friends and see you there!
The exhibitions will remain up through August 28th.

The Fayetteville Underground
Basement of One East Square Plaza
East side of the Historic Fayetteville Square.
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Gallery Hours W-F 12-7pm
Saturday 10-5pm
4 galleries: Open Studios
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