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Current and Upcoming Exhibitions

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2008 Exhibition Schedule

Drawing beyond the Plane

March 7 - April 12

Drawing beyond the Plane exhibition

The first exhibition planned in the interim location features recent drawings by many regionally and nationally recognized artists.

The act of drawing is perhaps the most intimate artistic form because it often illustrates the artist’s thought process and is imbued with a special sense of immediacy and a tangible presence. The practice of drawing has greatly expanded in the hands of contemporary artists, many of whom don’t necessarily confine themselves to the limited scale or two-dimensionality of paper.  The drawings in this exhibition will take surprising new forms as well as illustrate drawing’s continued links to representation, to preparatory studies, to mapping and to documentation.

 

Leslie Fry (Canadian/American, born 1954)

Torso, 1998

Ceramic

Courtesy of the artist
 

Small Expressions

April 19 - July 6

Small Expressions

Sponsored by the Handweavers Guild of America and coinciding with the organization’s biennial conference in Tampa in late June, Small Expressions is an annual international, juried exhibition that features high quality, contemporary small-scale fiber art.   Completed within the last two years, the artworks showcase various fiber techniques such as interlacing, felting, paper, beading, and embellishing while not exceeding 15 inches in any direction, including the mounting or display devices!

 

Donya Stockton

Untitled

Reed can

Courtesy of the artist and the Handweavers Guild of America, Inc.

It's Not Easy Being Green

July 11 - September 28

Artists interested in making a positive difference in both their lives and in their communities will be invited to design products that will provide real solutions for people to live better, healthier lives with less impact on the environment.  The exhibition will provide information, ideas, actual solutions/products and motivation for community members to live more sustainably.

Site-Specific Installation for the New TMA

October 3, 2008 - January 4, 2009

The TMA will invite regionally and nationally recognized artists to react to Stanley Saitowitz’s design and program for the new museum facility by proposing site-specific artwork for its public spaces.  Once the building is open to the public, one or more of these proposals will then be commissioned to be built for display.  Artists may respond to the TMA’s collection, its location, and/or its role in the community in addition to Saitowitz’s architectural and interior designs.

 


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