Current Gallery Shows
- Date:Mar 3 2023 - Mar 26 2023Gallery:Main Gallery
Annmarie Sculpture Garden & Art Center and the Tom & Katie Watts Youth Fund are pleased to present Vibe Check: A Teen Art Exhibition, March 3 - 26, 2023.
VIRTUAL BOOKLET PT. I VIRTUAL BOOKLET PT. II
Annmarie After Hours Opening Reception - Friday, March 3, 5-7pm. Family and friends are welcome to attend the opening. Details Here.
Teen Takeover - Friday, March 24, 7-10pm. Teens are invited to attend this free event with live music, DJ, karoake, unique photo ops, interactive art experiences, outdoor fire pit, food & drink. Free and open to all teens. Reservations not required, just come! Details Here.
Vibe Check is intended to give teens ages 13–19 a safe space to express themselves through art. With many students having to adjust to the challenges of post-pandemic life, art continues to be more important than ever as an avenue of communication and connection. Whether through visual artwork, digital media, social media, video, creative writing, spoken word, music, or other performing arts, the exhibit will include works that communicate what it means to be a teen in the world today.Juror: Sarah Cappo, Teen Program Specialist at Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Juror's Statement:“As someone who manages teen programs, I spend a lot of time thinking about what it means to be a teen in the world today. As someone who manages teen programs at a contemporary art museum, I spend even more time thinking about how teens fit into the museum’s mission to provide a platform for the art and artists of our time.
2023 Vibe Check Awards
Emmarose Benjamin, Access Denied Chloe Kerrigan, Labor of Love
Madeline Londres, Crochet Vivaldi J Neupane, Psychological
Lily O'Neill, Growth Piero Roque, Two Fell Off
Morgan Slade, Small City Eleanor Tietjan, Beauty in the Details
Lydia Wiles, Game Over Sophia Yanez, Pears
Contributing Artist(s):Asha Patterson, Lily Brooks, Stella Toto, Daniel Aaron, Sean Adams, Maryann Alabassy, Summer Alden, Mary Jo Allen, Abner Amador, Connor Anderson, Gloria Antoun, Kenga Antsilevich, Alanna Austin, Diego Armendariz, Christine Baker, Rithika Bakshi, Savanna Barefoot, Claire Barlow, Taylor Basso, Rylan Bastain, Genevieve Baudy, Scooter Bell, Emmarose Benjamin, Henry Blocksidge, Roman Brown, Zoey Bulcock, Madison Burgher, Tanya Burke, Daniel Burns, Nataly Bustamante, Daniella Cabatbat, Jamie Caero, Andrea Calles, John Campos, Maria Cardenas, Haley Carroll, Gianna Chadwick, Cody Champion, Isabel Cheng, Nicole Cheung, Pearl Chinasa, Chloe Chow, Tim Clark, Grace Connor, Grace Cook, Makayla Corbin, Caroline Cordeiro, Andrea Cordova, Chyll Cortez, Colin Craft, Jasmine Craft, Madison Crozier, Danaka Davis, Leo Davis, Kristina DeVito, Alberto Diaz, Kayleigh Dubois, Byron Eiff, Camille Emerson, Emma Enright, Annabel Eschenbrenner, Shiruixue Fang, Ava Finch, Sadie Ford, Britney Fowler, Cara Frank, Adara Fritz, Sarah Fudolig, Lucia Fullana Henares, Bailey Geisz, Mahi Gharat, Rachel Glen, Steven Goff, Preston Gomez, Cody Gordon, Alexy Gurchenko, Ava Gutterson, Isabella Guzman, Lillian Gwynn, Reese Haggerty, Madison Hanlon, Katy Hartell, Ryan Hatch, Sophia Havard, Nicole Hickey, April Holland, Jin Huang, Naomi Hudson, Chloe Hunt, Dylan Huntt, Lewis Hurtado, Ayaan Imad, Lauren Ingling, Eva Jabine, Tyler Jarvis, Sydney Jarvis, Ria Jha, Emily Jilek, Carly Jones, Trinity Jones, Aislinn Kelly, Kelsey Kelly, Saniya Kelly, Sav Kerr, Chloe Kerrigan, Mica Kocher, Aurora Kocher, Andrew Kosekm Lauren Labows, Katie Labrie, Taylor Lang, Eileen Lardner, Jacob Lemos, Ash Leonard, Lisa Li, Zhiyu Li, Penelope Lin, Madeline Londres, Halei Long, Abdullah Mahmood, Brooklyn Malone, Noelle Marin, Elsa Marion, Tabitha Mason, Gleb McCann, Victoria McCreary, Danica McGeehan, Aden McWilliams, Tera Mecchi, Pearla Michael, Stephen Miller, Denali Mohler, Mia Moral, Ana Morales, Julia Mozingo, Christian Muschette, Natalia Nazzal, Skylia Nelson, Camden Nelson, J Neupane, Chelsea Nieva, Marley Noel, Sierra Noland, Ezekiel Nosiri, Bart O’Connor, Allison O’Connor, Lily O’ Neil, Vienna Pender, Alexys Perdomo, Alexia Perez, Diego Perez, Julia Perkins, Gideon Pinder, Abi Postus, Eliza Rauch, Kylie Reynolds, Jordyn Riley, Layla Robb, Jerry Rodriguez, Alaina Rodriguez, Jane Rodriguez, Cadence Rogers, Avery Romps, Piero Roque, Jayden Sanchez, Wen-Shiang Schenkel, Landry Schlais, Augustine Schug, Landon Sellnau, Anouk Sethi, Steffi Shoup, Aiana Showell, Jenita Shrestha, Morgan Slade, Matthew Small, Jessica Smalley, Lauren Smalley, Addison Smith, April Speed, Haylie Spitzmueller, Kaylee Spriggs, Maximillien St-Jacques, Cadence Steenson, Nathaniel Strong, Bryan Sullivan, Dominik Szalewski, Jonah Tannas Jacobson, Emma Taylor, Malaika Thiombiano, Alexis Thompson, Ellie Tietjan, Alexis Tischler, Leah Tischler, Dana Tovar, Van Tran, Grace Truett, Kaitlyn Tucker, Mya Turner, Anna Vasquez, Ximena Vega, Blake Vrana, Emily Vu, Autumn Wallis, Kyra Walsh, Libby Ward, Audrey Watts, Lillian Weaver, Autumn White, Emmalynn White, Lydia Wiles, River Williams, Daniella Wong, Elizabeth Wood, Yarong Wu, Bolin Xiang, Sophia Yanez, Heidi Yauch, Lillian Zakhary, Veronica Zhang, Tiffany Zhao, Hanlin Zheng - Date:Mar 1 2023 - Jan 31 2024Gallery:Nature Nook
All living things need food for energy. Their diets can be quite unique! Their food choices have to do with how the animals are built and what's available to eat. Their teeth, mouths, and stomachs are all designed to obtain the nutrients they need to survive. What they think is delicious has everything to do with how they have adapted to their environment. In this exhibit, learn what animals like to eat and how nothing is wasted. Not even the waste! Play games, get a closer look, and have a laugh!
On display March 2023 - January 2024
- Date:Feb 10 2023 - Apr 23 2023Gallery:Kay Daugherty Gallery
Annmarie Sculpture Garden & Arts Center is pleased to present the exhibition 'Breaking Ground: Art about the Earth' in the Kay Daugherty Gallery. This exhibition will be open to the public from February 10 – April 23, 2023.
Annmarie After Hours Opening Reception - Friday, February 10, 5-7pmArt has long been a partner of natural science to document our experiences. Imagination and vision are required when responding to the challenges of our ever-changing environment due to climate change in urban and rural ecosystems. Annmarie invites artists to engage in our mission to connect art and nature by creatively visualizing the impacts of sustainability on our Earth. This show will feature works highlighting the fragility, ferocity, beauty, transformation, and stark realities induced by human behavior.
"No matter how much one may love the world as a whole, one can live fully in it only by living responsibly in some small part of it.”
― Wendell BerryJuror's Statement
“While not an artist myself but a scientist working in the field of public engagement, I have a great appreciation for art’s ability to engage the viewer and provoke internal and external dialogue on complex topics. The submitted works for this exhibit did not disappoint. I approached the task of selecting work for this exhibit by reading the artist’s statements and sorting through for thought-provoking and well-composed works. The pieces showed a great range of creativity and craftsmanship, and, overall, selecting from the pool of hundreds of submitted pieces was no easy feat.In choosing pieces for the exhibit, I was struck by the breadth of environmental issues addressed by the submitted works: habitat destruction, invasive species, pollution, and the many detrimental effects of climate change, to name some. And while much of the artwork focused on the negative effects humans have had on nature, equally present was the positive influence of nature on humans: providing us with beauty, solace, and escape. It was clear from the works both the scale of our influence and the scale of our appreciation, from microscopic algae in a drop of water to sweeping landscapes. I appreciate that the art shared in this exhibit will not only engage viewers in pondering the great environmental challenges we face but also allow us to appreciate why it is worth taking action to restore and protect our environment.”
Anna DavisPostdoctoral Fellow, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center.
Juror's Award Recipients:
Vesselina Traptcheva, Gaze I & II, 2022 egg tempera on paper.
Kariann Fuqua, Boundary of the Unknown Series, 2021 graphite, ink, and digital print on paper.
Laura Shape, Ripple Effect and We Are Made of Magic, 2022 invasive skins, leather, gold leaf, and dye.
Jan Tomlinson Master, Watered Wood, 2018 alcohol ink and acrylic on dragon and myrtle wood, iron.
Dorothy O'Connor, Procession, 2020 archival pigment print.
Stephanie Garon, Brae, 2023 steel and tree.Contributing Artist(s):Nancy Agati, Inez Andrucyk, Lexi Arrietta, MK Bailey, Lisa Battle, Laurie Beck Peterson, Jeff Bohlander, Emily Budd, Asha Cabaca, Pamela Callen, Don Cooper, Adam Crowley, Jessica Damen, Brittany Duguay, Katelynn Herty, Erika Clark, Anatonina Enalieva, Liz Ensz, Marie Bundy Estabrook, Thomas Flynn II, Carla Fisher Schwartz, Kariann Fuqua, Julia Gaff, Stephanie Garon, Jessica Greenfield, Bridgette Guerzon Mills, Elliott Hamilton, Melissa Hood, Daniel Horowitz, Erinn Kathrynn, Jinchul Kim, Madeline Mace, Amanda Maciuba, Jan Master, Sarah Matthews, Shay McCafferty, Shanna Merola, Richard Motchman, Tara Mulder, Sarah Nance, Jennifer Noda, Julie O’Connor, Dorothy O’Connor, Phil Ouellette, Kristen Poppe, Regina Quinn, Claudia Ravaschiere, Kate Rusek, Lisa Schenkelberg, Laura Shape, Fanni Somogyi, Elizabeth Sumner, Vesselina Traptcheva, Thiang Uk, Linda Vonderschmidt-LaStell, Suze Woolfe, Amy Yoshitsu, and Alice Yutzi
Friday,Mar24th,2023
Monday,Mar27th,2023
Wednesday,Mar29th,2023
Saturday,Apr1st,2023
Friday,Apr7th,2023
Monday,Apr10th,2023
Thursday,Apr13th,2023
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