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Homewood Studios Event Calendar
For information about, or to post comments relating to, past events, see our events archive.
Click any thumbnail image to see a larger view of the artwork.
Thursday, October 9- Friday, October 31, 2008
BILL JETER & LINDA MAYLISH- Parallel Visions in Space & Time
Bill Jeter and Linda Maylish will present new and past work including ideas developed during 15 years of collaborations. The work will intersect their roles as both artists and teachers at the Master's level. Mediums range from drawings, prints, paintings, sculpture, electronic, and jewelry, all unique. In addition, academic expressions and independent research will be on display. All work for viewing and sale.
Celebrate With The Artists, Family, & Friends: Saturday, October 18 from 10:00AM to 1:00PM
Homewood Studios gallery hours will be extended for this exhibition as follows: Tue: 5PM - 9PM Wed: 1PM - 6PM Thu: 5PM - 8PM Sat: 10AM - 4PM Sun: 12PM - 4PM
Friday, November 7- Wednesday, November 26, 2008
ROSE KADERA VASTILA: In from the Woods: functional and sculptural ceramics
Rose Kadera Vastila, ceramic artist and retired Minneapolis Public School art teacher, brings a load of fresh work - inspired by the spirits she has met in the woods - down to the Cities from her new studio on the North Shore.
Opening Reception - Friday, November 7th from 6p to 9p
Monday, November 10, 2008
IMPROVISED MUSIC AT HOMEWOOD STUDIOS
Perhaps the most inviting concert in this year's Improvised Music at Homewood Studios series. Reeds, strings (bowed, plucked, stroked and electrified) - and drums. Intriguing...
Milo Fine: drum set; Davu Seru: cello, violin; Charles Gillett: guitar; Stefan Kac: tuba
Music exploration begins at 7p. $5 admission to offer the musicians a little walkin' around after the concert money.
Monday, December 1- Wednesday, December 31, 2008
THE NOMADIC ART PROJECT
In the fall of 2006, painter Kristin Abraham and musician/composer Alfonso Llamas drove their little red van up to the gallery doors of Homewood Studios and dropped off Alaska. This was one of fifty stops at galleries in every state in the Union comprising one of the more courageous and ambitions art projects we have encountered.
These two young artists, Kristin and Alfonso, after three years of what-iffing, sold their home and belongings, quit their jobs, and commenced a voyage on which they would create a painting in each of the fifty states, compose accompanying music chronicling this journey, make friends and contacts in the art worlds across the country, and finally, mount shows in as many of the fifty states as possible, showing all fifty paintings and offering music, video productions, a vast web site, and other constructions to further explore and examine their odyssey. (The preceding nearly endless sentence was carefully constructed in honor of their expansive vision.)
In December 2008, The Nomadic Art Project will come to Homewood Studios. We hope to invite classes of school children in to view and discuss the work, to create community conversations around issues raised by the work, connect with other events occurring at the same time, perhaps sell a piece or two, and expose our audience to what a little imagination can do to make life interesting.
Please watch this space for further details, and in the mean time please go to the Nomadic�s web site - http://www.kristinabraham.com/nomadic.html - for many, many more details.
Friday, January 2- Friday, January 30, 2009
MAARS: Bird Show
Midwest Avian Adoption and Rescue Service has invited several artists to create work about its favorite subject, birds - specifically birds imported from foreign countries and then released into our environment.
Details following...
Friday, April 17- Tuesday, May 19, 2009
PEYTON: Homecoming
It is with great pride we announce the first show of work by Peyton in Minneapolis in more than five years. Since he was a vastly promising student at North Community High School, we have watched Peyton grow in his art and in his commitment to North Minneapolis. He is co-founder of Juxtaposition Arts, a stellar organization committed to helping young people find their identity through art-making. Peyton took a sabbatical from art for a few years to become a member of the U.S. Kickboxing team. He returned from his sojourn in North Carolina in late 2007, opened his studio, and has been producing his signature screen prints ever since.
Details concerning public reception, gallery talk and community/family workshop following...
Friday, May 22- Sunday, June 7, 2009
SANDRA BAINES & MARION ANGELICA: Intersections
Two friends, a painter and a potter, who admire each other's work, decided to explore the intersections between their ideas and aesthetic senses.
Details about opening, gallery talk, etc. following...
