Wednesday, October 29, 2008

Art Shows - Halloween/Day of the Dead weekend


A group of friends get together annually at Don Evans' Farm to carve pumpkins (pictured above).

You can see Andee's work this weekend at Memphis Marshas during the World' Greatest Studio Tour in Bowling Green, KY; Connect 12 at the Nashville's Downtown Presbyterian Church, Plowhaus' Day of the Dead show in East Nashville and the Blood Assurance building in Downtown Chattanooga, TN.

Happy Halloween!

Friday, October 17, 2008

Nashville Ultra sports Andee's doodles


Join us October 18, 2008 for the inaugural running of the Nashville Ultra. There will be a 50K, 60K, 70K and 80K (actually 50 miles). The course is about 80% paved and 20% grass trails. Of the paved portion, 90% are trails that are part of the downtown Nashville Greenways system. The other 10% is a bike trail along Davidson Street in East Nashville. Check out photos and maps of the greenways at: www.nashville/gov/greenways/

Andee Rudloff
Our Logo Artist
www.chicnhair.com

Stacey Irvin
Our webmaster (and amazing photographer)
www.photonomad.com

www.nashvilleultra.com

Thursday, October 16, 2008

"best of" friends


Libby Rowe, Andee Rudloff and Stacey Irvin enjoy the "Best of Nashville" event at the Frist Center for the Visual Arts.

Andee-Nashville Scene's "Best of"...


The Nashville Scene's "Best of Nashville"
Best Art Community Energizer
Andee Rudloff
Image by Western Kentucky University's Kala Diamond

Possibly one of the busiest artists in town, Andee Rudloff is more common at the city's art functions than Merlot. Even while working as educator for outreach at the Frist Center and regularly collaborating with artists in Nashville and Paducah, Ky., she not only manages to attend all the local openings but also seems inexhaustibly available for questions, thoughts and inspiration. Rudloff's attitude is as energizing for her peers as the dynamic hues in her colorful paintings. Now if she'll just take a breath. -AMANDA DILLINGHAM

Comment by Nancy VanReece from Nashville:
Andee warms all who know her like a good glass of merlot as well. Her Kentucky time is spent in Bowling Green rather than Paducah but those of us who know her best know that her heart is in Nashville. (wink wink)

Comment by kim.chalmers from Bowling Green, KY:
I couldn't agree more! Your selection of Andee Rudloff as Best Art Community Energizer is right on the mark. Andee works tirelessly and enthusiastically across a broad spectrum to keep all artists informed of art activities and opportunities from Bowling Green, KY to Nashville, TN. She is generous and supportive of emerging and established artists as well as exhibition venues, community enrichment organizations and educational institutions forming a network of support and encouragement that fosters open dialogue, cultural engagement and creative extension and awareness at all levels. Hers is a natural giving that is driven by boundless enthusiasm for the complex joys of art and humanity. Congratulations Andee!


http://www.nashvillescene.com/bestof/2008/award/best-art-community-energizer-87547/

Monday, October 13, 2008

Connect 12 at Downtown Presbyterian Church-Nashville, TN


Connect 12 Artist Collective
At the Downtown Presbyterian Church
(show image created by Eric Denton)

The Connect 12 Artist Collective is pleased to present their exhibition at the Downtown Presbyterian Church, from November 1 through November 30. An opening reception for the group will be held on Saturday, November 1, from 6 - 9 p.m., in conjunction with the First Saturday Art Crawl. In addition, the group will hold two informal artist talks at the Church, at 1 p.m. on Saturday November 8 and on November 15.

Ben Vitualla brought his peers together for the first Connect 12 show last September at Dangenart Gallery. The inaugural show not only brought critical acclaim for the collective of Nashville-based artists, but also served to inspire them each to produce exploratory works of art. The simple philosophy of the group is to promote individual growth through exploration of craft and content.

As diverse as the artists, so are their crafts, methods and statements. Viewers should expect the variety of media at this fall's show to include interactive performances, fiber arts, photography, printmaking, sculpture, painting and mixed media. Content will range from reflections on the current political instabilities to explorations of the whimsy of coloring books.

Exhibiting artists include Alesandra Bellos, Jimi Benedict, Rick Bradley, Samantha Callahan, Eric Denton, Tiffany Denton, Chris Hill, Stacey Irvin, Sean Jewett, Erika Johnson, Shana Kohnstamm, Daniel Lai, Andee Rudloff and Ben Vitualla.

The Downtown Presbyterian Church is located at 254 5th Avenue North, Nashville, TN 37219. You may wish to call ahead for additional viewing hours at 615-254-7584 or visit the web site at http://www.dpchurch.com.

Additional high-resolution press images are available upon request.
http://www.myspace.com/connect12

Thursday, October 09, 2008

El Dia de los Muertos* - The Day of The Dead


Plowhaus Artist Coop and Gallery East presents...

The 7th Annual Celebration of

El Dia de los Muertos* - The Day of The Dead
(show image created by Julie Sola)
location

Gallery East

1008c Woodland St. (Behind the Alley Cat) Nashville, TN 37206

Opening Reception * Thursday October 23 , 2008 * 6:00p.m.-10:00p.m.

Public and Trick or Treaters invited

(Nashville, TN) - The Plowhaus Artists' Cooperative proudly returns to East Nashville for the 7th Annual Celebration of Dia de los Muertos* October 23rd thru November 2nd. (schedule below & on the web site www.plowhaus.org)



The Day of the Dead opening reception at Gallery East will be held Thursday evening, October 23rd, from 6 to 10pm to honor this ancient and beautiful tradition. The reception will feature traditional and non-traditional Day of the Dead Art.



*Throughout the month of October, families and villages across Mexico prepare for Dia de los Muertos, the Day of the Dead. On these days at the cusp of October and November, those who have died are remembered and their spirits are welcomed back for a yearly visit. Handmade altars, special food and drink, parades and plays, skull-shaped confections and toys, and gravesite visits and vigils celebrate the lives of the deceased.



Artists

Connie Knock, Carri Hofaker, John Holland, Franne Lee , Tiffany Denton, Nieves Uhl, Julie Sola, Janet Lee, Ayjey, Curt Perkins, Willow Fort, Andee Rudloff, Audra Ladd, Kevin Brock, Sarah E. Fowler, Chris Stevens, Lindsay Black, Tracy Ratliff,Joe Silva Jessica Maloan, Shannon Wages, Bethany Taylor, Jennifer Bronstein



Schedule and Times

Thursday Oct. 23rd 6:00p.m.-10:00p.m. Artist Reception - Free and Open to the Public - Cash Bar

Friday Oct. 24 6pm to 2am $5 cover charge - music DJ/ Bands, Cash Bar

Saturday Oct. 25 11:00a.m.-5:00p.m. Free and Open to the Public

Saturday Oct 25 6:00p.m.- 2:00a.m. $5 cover charge - music DJ/ Bands, Cash Bar

Sunday Oct. 26 12:00p.m.- 4:00p.m. Free and Open to the Public

Fri NIGHT Oct. 31 Halloween (Pub Crawl) 7 to 2am DJ/Bands Free and Open to the Public - Cash Bar Costume Contest 10:00p.m. with prizes

Saturday Nov. 1 11:00a.m.-5:00p.m. Free and Open to the Public .

Sunday Nov. 2 12:00p.m.-4:00p.m. Free and Open to the Public



Plowhaus Artist Coop at Gallery East

www.plowhaus.org

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Scare-Cake lurks at Cheekwood through Nov. 9

Cheekwood Art & Gardens in Nashville, TN, welcomes the popular SCARECROW exhibition back again this year. Visitors will see MANY crow-creations at Cheekwood from September 27 to November 9, 2008. Big and small, frightening and silly - you will even see a female, robot with a soundtrack "playing a part" in this year's exhibition.
Andee has created Scare-Cake for the 2008 Scarecrow exhibition...be careful, you may get icing in the eye.
www.cheekwood.org

FALL 2008 - Art Opportunities

FINE CONTEMPORARY CRAFTS CALL FOR ENTRIES
Deadline: October 1. Fee: $30. Artspace invites craftspeople and artists working in a variety of craft media to enter Fine Contemporary Crafts, a biennial juried exhibition. Eligible media includes functional and decorative ceramics, furniture, glass, jewelry, basketry, fiber, mixed media, paper and wood. Fine art media such as photography, painting, or printmaking are not eligible except when incorporated into another acceptable craft category. More info: www.artspacenc.org.

MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY CALL TO ARTISTS
Deadline: October 3. Fee: $15. Memento Mori: Contemporary Manifestations is a juried exhibition exploring death, memorials and works on people, places or objects now past. Submit up to three digital images, completed entry form, resume and artist statement. More info: www.moreheadstate.edu/files/colleges/humanities/
art/mementomori-prosp-www.pdf.

INTERIOR PUBLIC ART PROJECT CALL TO ARTISTS
Deadline: October 3. American School for the Deaf in West Hartford,Connecticut, is seeking suspended artwork for library interior by artists who are deaf, hard-of-hearing or have experience working on projects for this audience. Submit registration form and digital images. More info: www.cultureandtourism.org/cct/cwp/
view.asp?a=2214&q=293764&CCTNAV_GID=1605.

EXTERIOR PUBLIC ART PROJECT CALL TO ARTISTS
Deadline: October 3. Norwalk Community College in Norwalk,Connecticut, is seeking public artwork for green space between campus buildings. Artwork should engage the greater campus and withstand New England weather. Submit registration form and digital images. More info: www.cultureandtourism.org/cct/cwp/
view.asp?a=2214&q=293764&CCTNAV_GID=1605.

ORANGE COUNTY (FL) PUBLIC ART COMMITTEE CALL TO ARTISTS
Deadline: October 6. Orange County, Florida, and the Orlando Magic are seeking public artwork for six recreation centers. More info:Terry.Olson@ocfl.net.

UNIVERSITY OF WEST FLORIDA ART GALLERY CALL FOR ENTRIES
Deadline: October 9. Fee: $25. Seeking entries for exhibition exploring the art of paper. All media welcome; new media entries encouraged. Submit jpeg images at 300 dpi (8 x 12 inches) on CD or 35 mm slides in standard mounts. More info:www.uwf.edu/art/art/CallToArtists/pp08call_to_artists.pdf.

CITY OF PALM DESERT (FL) CALL TO ARTISTS
Deadline: October 10. The City of Palm Desert's Art in Public Places Commission is seeking to develop a registry of artists for Embracing the Desert Light and other potential projects that utilize light as the primary medium. Submissions by artists with experience incorporating natural and artificial light into design are highly desirable. More info: rtwedt@ci.palm-desert.ca.us.

SIDESHOW! FREAKSHOW! CREEPSHOW! CALL FOR ENTRIES
Deadline: October 15. Virtual and traveling exhibition open to all craft and visual artists with work that responds to show title. Multiple submissions welcome. More info:sideshowfreakshowcreepshow.blogspot.com.

PUBLIC ART PROJECT CALL TO ARTISTS
Deadline: October 17. Emmet O'Brien Technical High School inAnsonia, Connecticut, is seeking public art for interior space. Artwork must be appropriate for public school. Project is especially interest in, but not limited to, glass projects. Submit registration form and digital images. More info: www.cultureandtourism.org/cct/cwp/
view.asp?a=2214&q=293764&CCTNAV_GID=1605.

ARTIST REGISTRY CALL TO ARTISTS
Public Art 4Culture Registry, used by public agencies, design professionals and private developers, is accepting applications from artists to prequalify for public and private art commissions. More info:www.4culture.org/publicart/calls/default.asp.

CECILIA COKER BELL GALLERY CALL FOR ENTRIES
Deadline: October 24. Open to all professional artists seeking individual show on college campus. Submit ten jpeg files on CD or ten slides plus a list of the images, artist statement and resume. More Info: www.coker.edu/art/gallery.html.

SCOTTSDALE (AZ) PUBLIC ART CALL TO ARTISTS
Deadline: October 24. The Scottsdale Public Art Program is seeking an artist to complete a time-based public artwork at the annual Scottsdale Arts Festival. Artwork should be highly interactive and will be visually prominent in a festival setting. The arts festival occurs during the height of Scottsdale's tourist season and can draw up to 40,000 visitors. More info: www.ScottsdalePublicArt.org.

NATIONAL ART PREMIERE 2009 CALL TO ARTISTS
Deadline: October 31. Fee: $30. Open to artists 18 years and older. Original works completed since 2004 without instructional assistance. All media except film and video accepted. More info:www.elmhurstartistsguild.org.

EMORY UNIVERSITY GLOBAL HEALTH INSTITUTE RFP
Deadline: October 31. Global Health Institute welcomes design proposals for Smallpox Eradication Commemoration Monument to be installed on the grounds of the World Health Organization in Geneva,Switzerland. Up to $25,000 cash prize for winning design. More info:www.globalhealth.emory.edu/programs/facultyPrograms/sec2010.php.

NEWBURG (NY) PUBLIC ART CALL TO ARTISTS
Deadline: October 31. Newburg Arts and Culture Commission is seeking artists to create 10 panels that will cover window openings in newly converted courthouse. Submit preliminary design/idea, written proposal and preliminary budget. More info: cityofnewburgh-ny.gov/arts/docs/Percent_Call_Courthouse.pdf.

MOVING WALLS EXHIBITION CALL TO ARTISTS
Deadline: December 5. Open Society Institute is accepting proposals for documentary photography exhibition addressing social justice issues. Submit one page proposal, short bio, curriculum vitae and 15 - 20 digital or loose, unmounted gelatin silver prints. More info:www.soros.org/initiatives/photography/focus_areas/mw/guidelines.

DARE TO CARE FOOD BANK CALL TO ARTISTS
Artists are invited to be a part of The Art of Caring annual event on November 14. Art from all media created by artists in the community for juried event of up to 80 pieces of original work. Artists receive 40% of the selling price of their artwork, but may donate a larger portion to the food bank if they choose to do so. More info:amfieldsart@yahoo.com.

LIVING ARTS & SCIENCE CENTER CALL TO ARTISTS
Deadline: none. Gloria Singletary Gallery invites artist proposals for 4-8 week exhibitions. Independent curators and collaborative teams of artists are especially encouraged. Each proposal must address professional work for exhibition that stimulates the imagination, speaks of ingenuity and fosters critical dialog in a public forum. Work that reflects cultural diversity in a thoughtful and challenging way is highly recommended. More info:www.lasclex.org/art_exhibits_2008.htm.

Monday, September 01, 2008

NAA presents A Nashville Artists Studio Tour

NAA presents A Nashville Artists Studio Tour & Preview Juried Exhibition

Juried Studio Tour Preview Exhibition
Friday, September 12, 2008, 6-9 pm
Belmont University's Leu Center for the Visual Arts
$5 suggested donation at the door
Susan Knowles, Adrienne Outlaw and Jenny Gill juried the Studio Tour Preview Exhibition and "Picnic on a Gigantic Scale" was selected for the show.

Saturday, September 13, 2008, 10am - 4pm
Studio locations throughout Davidson County (map will be provided to tour goers)
Tickets: $10 in advance, $12 day of event

www.areaarts.org/studiovisits.cfm

Participating artists:
Anthony Billips - Painting
Kelly J. Parsons - Photography
Jamaal Sheats - Painting, metal relief sculpture, mixed media
Adrienne Outlaw - Sculpture and installation
Lauren Stinson - Fiber Art
Lisa Bachman - Drawing, painting
Patricia Jordan - Painting, printmaking
Joe Sorci - Painting, sculpture
Kathleen Carlton - Acrylic and oil painting
Myles Maillie - Painting
Emily Harper & Rhiannon Guillet, Magpie Etc. - Batik, painting
Toni Hooper - Mixed media, painting, clay
John Guider - Photography
Stacey Irvin - Photography
Andee Rudloff - Painting
Annie Freeman - Sculpture, mixed media
Tony Teal - Oil painting
Annie Tagg - Oil Painting
Brady Haston - Oil painting, printmaking, drawing
Donna Rizzo - Clay
Marla Faith - Oil painting
Alan LeQuire - Sculpture
Ben Caldwell - Coppersmith, sculpture
Plate Tone Printshop - Community printmaking
Jaime Raybin - Mixed media
Chris Scarborough - Painting, drawing photography
Sara La - Painting
Gayle Levee - Representational oil painting
Daniel Arite - Mixed media
Teresa Van Hatten-Granath - Photography, mixed media
Laura Chenicek - Painting, mixed media
Kelly Williams - Painting, drawing, printmaking
Mandy Rogers Horton - Painting
Rocky Horton - Painting, mixed media
Mitchell Chamberlain - Painting, mixed media, pen & ink
Jairo Prado - Painting, sculpture
Darlene Shadden - Painting, pastel, charcoal
Edie Maney - Painting
Brenda Stein - Turned wood
Louise Magnuson - Painting

www.areaarts.org/studiovisits.cfm

Studio Tour Ticket Purchase Options:
1. Online: After Sept. 2nd, Advance Tour Tickets can be purchased online for $10 - we accept all major credit cards through Google Checkout. Online purchasers can download and print the trou map; they can also pick their map up at the Preview Exhibition or from Belmont's Leu Center on the day of the tour.
2. Preview Party: Tickets will be for sale at the Preview Exhibition for $10 (cash or check only).
3. On Day of Event: Tickets will be available for $12 from 10am - 2pm on the day of the event at Belmont's Leu Center for Visual Arts.
4. Complimentary Admission: The tour is FREE for kids and teenagers under 18 years of age and for art students at the following universities: Watkins, Vanderbilt, TSU, MTSU, APSU, Belmont, Sewanee. Students can pick up maps at Preview Exhibition or at Belmont's Leu Center on the day of the tour.

Wednesday, August 27, 2008

Gallery Walk-Bowling Green, KY

The Bowling Green International Festival Gallery Walk
Receptions Friday, September 19, 5:00-9:00pm
Chair Andee Rudloff

The gallery walk will include various local businesses showcasing foreign culture themed exhibits in support the festival. All exhibits are on display September 19-27, some begin earlier and/or continue longer.

Receptions will be held at all exhibits Friday September 19, 5-9pm.

Participating venues:

VSA Arts of KY presents Love in any Language featuring the work of Artists affilated with VSA Arts of KY Sept. 8-Oct. 31
Artists affiliated with VSA arts of Kentucky will create artistic interpretations of the 2008 Bowling Green International Festival Theme, Love In Any Language
515 E. 10th St BG KY 42101
www.vsartsky.org
vsaky@bellsouth.net 270-781-0872

Capitol Arts Center presents Love Those Movies ...Around the World featuring the work of Leon Vincent Sept. 16 - Oct. 6
Collection of old movie posters, mostly American films, but shown internationally - posters in foreign languages
416 E. Main
www.capitolarts.com
Gallery@capitolarts.com 270-782-2787

WKU Ivan Wilson Fine Arts Center presents Borders, liquid states featuring the work of Kim Chalmers Sept. 19-27
Three large paintings, digital toner on paper, 3 feet x 10 feet
Western Kentucky University, 2nd Floor beside the two theater entrances.
www.southernartistry.com/portfolio.cfm?id=1220&last=community
kim.chalmers@wku.edu 270-745 2843

Memphis Marsha's Art Gallery & Classes presents A Slice Of Italy! featuring the work of Marsha Heidbrink Sept. 19-Oct. 25
Encaustic paintings completed while in Italy, & several done about Italy once home; a watercolor, a mixed media box, original photographic notecards, & jewelry will also be shown.
524 E 12th Ave
www.mempismarshas.com
marsha@boo.net 270-843-1726

Spencer's Coffeehouse presents Jodi Reeves featuring the work of Jodi Reeves Sept. 19
915 College St BG KY 42101
www.jodireeves.net
jodi@jodireeves.net
615.366.7770

The Place presents iLove featuring the work of Landry Butler Sept. 19-27
Video and small mixed media
431 Park Row BG KY 42101
landry@strangefish.org 270-794-0048

WKU Ivan Wilson Fine Arts Main Gallery presents Madam Taxi Rides Again: Travel, Anthropology & Art featuring the work of Michelle Dussault Sept. 19-Oct 17
A series of paintngs and drawings including work created in Kenya (Matatu Series) and in preparation for travel to Antarctica
WKU FAC 200
www.wku.edu/art
kristina.arnold@wku.edu 270-745-2314

The Gallery At 916 presents All You Need is Love: An Extreme Bird's Eye View featuring the work of John Warren Oakes & Haley Young Sept 5-30
There's nothing you can see that isn't shown. Nowhere you can be that isn't where you're meant to be. It's easy...all you need is love. An out of this world experience by John Warren Oakes and Hayley Young. The reception will feature British goodies and libations from merry ole England where both artists worked and studied for a time. God Save The Queen.
916 State St.
www.thegalleryat916.com
270-843-5511

Atalla Plastic Surgery and Laser Center presents Love of the Dance featuring the work of C David Jones and Kim M. Jones Sept. 19th - Sept. 27th
New works depicting the love of dance all over the world. Works will include both representatonal and abstract interpretations of the dance. Art opening from 5-9pm on Friday, Sept. 19th. A casual setting with the artists, food and music.
816 Chestnut Street
270-904-1760
jonesnforart@insightbb.com

Pushin Bldg Artists' Studio presents Earthy Extractions featuring the work of Angie Alexieff, Laura Bain-Selbo Sept. 19th 5-9pm
Artist's convey the earth's bounty in form, function and findings. An earthy fiest for the sight, smell, taste and ears. Artist's will be showing their recent works and producing work throughout the evening. Refreshments representing the cuisine of other cultures will enhance the multi sensory experience.
400 East Main
270-791-3617 angiealexieff@aol.com

www.bginternationalfest.com/events/gallery_walk

Monday, August 25, 2008

Studio East Nashville exhibition extended


I WAS TOLD THERE WOULD BE CAKE was a success with the help of hundreds of people in attendance this past weekend. Due to the success of the reception, I WAS TOLD THERE WOULD BE CAKE, at StudioEastNashville.com, has been extended!!!

Images have not been posted to this web site yet, so go by Studio East Nashville to see the exhibition. Directions to the studio can be found at StudioEastNashville.com.

Thank you ALL for the support...especially the support of local writers Jack Silverman and Jonathan Marx.

Image above: Picnic on a Gigantic Scale (Guitar Hero Font) 48" x 24" Mixed Media 2008

Monday, August 04, 2008

I Was Told There Would Be Cake


SAVE the DATE!

Statement from the gallery:

Studio East Nashville is proud to feature the paintings of artist and muralist ANDEE RUDLOFF Saturday, August 23rd - 6 to 9pm

Studio East Nashville: 1520 Woodland Street

Retro Bizarro MEGAMIX by DJ Jerserf

LIVE closing performance: the SWEET sounds of Dax Evans

Prepare for a Willy Wonka-eque event as Andee's sugary, artistic expressions brighten the summer night!

Andee will also be at Studio East Nashville on Sunday, August 24th from 2:00-4:00pm for your viewing pleasure.

Gallery Hop - Friday, August 8th

See andee's affordable paintings at TWO locations, Memphis Marsha's and The Gallery at 916, during Friday's Gallery Hop in Bowling Green, KY!
Don't miss the Gallery Hop this Friday. A free shuttle and seven locations will participate in the Gallery Hop.
Pick up a map at Memphis Marsha's, www.memphismarshas.com

Wednesday, July 30, 2008

KA-POW!!!--Saturday, August 2nd

KA-POW!
The Plowhaus Artists' Cooperative proudly presents: "HEROES and VILLAINS", a Plowhaus Art Show August 2th through August 30th.

WOW!-art bursting with animation, displaying mostly comic book style, sequential art, or art inspired by the world of comic books. Wide-ranging in technique, media - each artist will leave the viewer caught in a cliffhanger.

Twenty-four artists join forces for a jaw-dropping show August 2th through August 30th (5 weeks).

The reception is from 6 to 10pm on Saturday, August 2nd (Gallery Crawl Night). Visit the artists at the Plowhaus Gallery located on the 2nd floor in the Tennessee Art League Building. Food, wine and music will be provided.

HOLY FEATURED ARTISTS!

Tracy Ratliff, Ayjey, John Barcus, Marlynda Augelli, John Newman, Jack Coggins, Alison Logan, Diane Stockard, Shelly Santana, Franne Lee, Stacy Klinger, Kevin Brock, Robert Bruce Scott, Carrie Mills, Mel Davenport, Andee Rudloff, David Goodman, John Holland , Dirk Mooth, Stephen McClure, Barry Noland, Peggy Bonnington, Jennifer Campbell, and M. David White.

Gallery Hours: Tues. - Sat. 10am to 4pm

The Plowhaus Artist's Cooperative
Tennessee Art League Buildinig
808 Broadway, 2nd Floor
Nashville, Tn. 37203
2nd Floor Gallery

www.plowhaus.org
http://nashville.areaarts.org/
http://nashvilleforums.com
info@plowhaus.org

Saturday, July 26, 2008

Gallery 916 reception a success!


The reception was success!! The Animated Lives of Rita and Andee will remain up until Saturday, August 9th and will be part of the next Bowling Green Gallery Walk on Friday, August 8th.
Thanks for your support!

Pictured above L to R: Stacey Irvin, Noah Rudloff, Andee Rudloff, Emily Harper, Kyle Alexander and Mark Sloniker.

Thursday, July 17, 2008

Tomato Art Fest-Sat. Aug. 9th


Art & Invention Gallery
1106 Woodland Street
Nashville, TN 37206
615-226-2070

www.TomatoArtFest.com

Friday, July 25th-The Gallery at 916


The Animated Lives of Rita and Andee Rudloff
Reception Friday, July 25th
5:00-8:00pm
The show runs through July 31st.
The Gallery at 916
916 State Street
Bowling Green, KY 42101

www.thegalleryat916.com
www.visitbgky.org

Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Andee Artini at the Frist Center

Unwind at the Frist Center for the Visual Arts with stimulating conversation about great art! Join a Frist Center curator, educator or guest speaker in a fun, informal conversation about one or two works of art in the galleries. Complete your evening with music in the Grand Lobby, martinis at the cash bar, and a visit with friends.

Gallery admission applies for this program.

SCHEDULE:

July 18
Join Andee Rudloff, educator for outreach at the Frist Center, as she discusses a few works in Color as Field: American Painting, 1950–1975.

YIPPEE...my first Artini at the Frist Center!!! Come join me!
www.fristcenter.org

KA-POW!!!


KA-POW!
The Plowhaus Artists' Cooperative proudly presents: "HEROES and VILLAINS", a Plowhaus Art Show running August 2th through August 30th.

WOW!-art bursting with animation, displaying mostly comic book style, sequential art, or art inspired by the world of comic books. A wide aray in technique, mediums and style from artist to artist will leave the viewer on a cliffhanger - which to take home?

24 Nashville artists join forces to bring you jaw-dropping works of art August 2th through August 30th (5 weeks)

A reception will be held on August 2nd (Crawl Night) at the Plowhaus Gallery, 2nd floor studio in the Tennessee Art League Building, from 6 to 10pm. Food, wine and entertainment by DJ will be provided. The show runs through August 30th, 2008.

HOLY FEATURED ARTISTS!

Tracy Ratliff, Ayjey, John Barcus, Marlynda Augelli, John Newman, Jack Coggins, Alison Logan, Diane Stockard, Susie Monick, Shelly Santana, Stacy Klinger, Kevin Brock, Robert Bruce Scott, Carrie Mills, Mel Davenport, Andee Rudloff, David Goodman, John Holland , Dirk Mooth, Stephen McClure, Barry Noland, Peggy Bonnington, Jennifer Campbell, and M. David White.

Gallery Hours: Tues. - Sat. 10am to 4pm


The Plowhaus Artist's Cooperative
Tennessee Art League Building
808 Broadway, 2nd Floor
Nashville, Tn. 37203
2nd Floor Gallery


www.plowhaus.org
http://nashville.areaarts.org/
http://nashvilleforums.com
info@plowhaus.org

Saturday, July 05, 2008

Sizzle, opens August 8th

Memphis Marsha's Art Gallery & Classes will be hosting an exhibition including 10 regional artists' interpretation of the theme, "Sizzle" August 8-September 6, 2008

Opening Reception:
Friday, August 8, 5-8pm CT.
The reception is in conjunction with Bowling Green's Gallery Hop, in which 8 other art spaces will be open at the same time, & a limited number of free shuttle tickets will be available.

Expected Media:
Mixed Media, Printmaking, Photography, Drawing, & Painting

Exhibiting Artists Include:
Antigone, Franklin, KY
Mary Crutcher, Bowling Green
Michaele Ann Harper, New Orleans, LA
Nancy Keyser, Bowling Green
Tony Mennite, Hermitage, TN
Delaire Rowe, Bowling Green
Andee Rudloff, Bowling Green
Rita Rudloff, Bowling Green
Kim Soule, Bowling Green
Jennifer Stone, Franklin, KY

Regular Gallery Days:
Thursdays-Saturdays, 10-4 CT, or by appointment.

Gallery Location:
524 E 12th Ave (The PINK building between State & Chestnut Streets)
Bowling Green, KY

For More Information:
Marsha Heidbrink
270-843-1726; or Toll Free: 1-877-640-7973
http://www.memphismarshas.com
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