For more information, contact Valerie Mathews, Gallery Coordinator for Artland Loft Gallery and Event Organizer for Athens’ Art Crawls at valmmathews (at) gmail (dot) com or visit the following websites: http://www.chopsandhops.com and http://hatidza.tumblr.com

THE INAUGURAL PULASKI STREET ART CRAWL

http://art.uga.edu/index.php?pt=5&id=351

Georgia Sculptors’ Society is hosting The Inaugural Pulaski Street Art Crawl on Saturday, October 8, 2011 from 5:00 P.M. until 9:00 P.M. Pulaski Street artists and businesses are opening their venues to the public to showcase Athens artists. The Pulaski Street Art Crawl will start at ARTini’s, Art Lounge, culminating at Pints and Paints for the Georgia Sculptors’ Society’s Juried Art Exhibition. The Pulaski Street Art Crawl is an opportunity for Athens artists, business owners, and patrons to come together and engage in cultural discourse while boosting Athen’s respective businesses and art community. Food for the juried show will be provided by Last Resort Grill and The Grit! Admission is free and open to the public.

Georgia Sculptors’ Society’s Juried Exhibition will be judged by local bronze and mixed media sculptor, Mary Engel, and local figure sculptor, Kinzey Branham. The public is encouraged to plan their walk down Pulaski Street to arrive at the Leathers Building by approximately 7:00 P.M. for the opening of the Georgia Sculptors’ Society’s Juried Exhibition. Pints and Paints is located in the Leathers Building (suite 600). Maps of all participating venues will be available at ARTini’s Art Lounge located at Broad and Pulaski. Participating venues include ARTini’s Art Lounge, Agora, Pain & Wonder Tattoo, Flicker Theatre and Bar, Sunshine Cycles, Ted’s Most Best, Revolutions Per Minute, The Grit, Mary Engel’s Studio, Stan Mullins’ Studio, Gymnopedie, Magic Mountain, Shiraz Fine Food & Gourmet, Plexus, Bellwether Salon, Studio in Athens, Koons Environmental Design, Pints and Paints and more. Please visit Georgia Sculptors’ Society’s generous sponsors: Pints and Paints, Lowes Home Improvement, Last Resort Grill, and The Grit.

Georgia Sculptors’ Society - The Pulaski Street Art Crawl is hosted by the Georgia Sculptors’ Society. They are a not for profit group of artists, students, and alumni organized through the Sculpture Department within the University of Georgia. The purpose of this organization is to further the education of the public and themselves in the field of sculpture as well as other arts through community events and cultural involvement in Athens and the state of Georgia. The Georgia Sculptors’ Society was established in 1993 and currently welcomes anyone of interest living in the state of Georgia. For more information:

http://www.facebook.com/georgiasculpturesociety

The Georgia Sculptors’ Society’s Juried Exhibition will be judged by local bronze and mixed media sculptor, Mary Engel, and local figure sculptor, Kinzey Branham. The public is encouraged to plan their walk down Pulaski Street to arrive at the Leathers Building by approximately 7:00 P.M. for the opening of the Georgia Sculptors’ Society’s Juried Exhibition. Pints and Paints is located in the Leathers Building (suite 600). Maps of all participating venues will be available at ARTini’s Art Lounge located at Broad and Pulaski.

ARTini’s Art Lounge, the kick off point, is showcasing Project Safe artwork and will have artists and organizers of Project Safe available to answer questions. Participating venues include ARTini’s Art Lounge, Agora, Pain & Wonder Tattoo, Flicker Theatre and Bar, Sunshine Cycles, Ted’s Most Best, Revolutions Per Minute, The Grit, Mary Engel’s Studio, Stan Mullins’ Studio, Gymnopedie, Magic Mountain, Shiraz Fine Food & Gourmet, Plexus, Bellwether Salon, Studio in Athens, Koons Environmental Design, Pints and Paints and more. Please visit Georgia Sculptors’ Society’s generous sponsors: Pints and Paints, The Grit, Last Resort Grill, and Lowes Home Improvement (Lexington Road).

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Georgia Sculptors’ Society – The Pulaski Street Art Crawl is hosted by the Georgia Sculptors’ Society. They are a not for profit group of artists, students, and alumni organized through the Sculpture Department within the University of Georgia. The purpose of this organization is to further the education of the public and themselves in the field of sculpture as well as other arts through community events and cultural involvement in Athens and the state of Georgia. The Georgia Sculptors’ Society was established in 1993 and currently welcomes anyone of interest living in the state of Georgia. For more information, please visit http://www.georgiasculpture.org and http://www.facebook.com/georgiasculpturesociety

Pulaski Street Art Crawl Oct 8

Monroe Art Guild September Exhibition

Artists: 
Adam Lee Bodine, 
Jaime Bull, 
Ernesto Rafael Gomez, 
James Brock Gordon, 
Valerie Mary Mathews, 
Peter James McCarron, 
Jessica McVey.

The show is graciously sponsored by Charles & Sue Henson. 

http://www.monroeartguild.org/

Oil paintings by Valerie Mathews (photographed by Zack Holloway)
On show at Monroe Art Guild, Monroe, GA and ATHICA Gallery, Athens, GA.