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  • Richard Dempsey Recollections: A Forty Year Retrospective Exhibition


    One of the most prolific African-American artists of the 20th century, this retrospective presents a unique, comprehensive glimpse of the artist’s work over four decades. Nearly 40 artworks encompass the artist’s life repertoire, beginning with early portraits created while attending the California School of Arts & Crafts in the 1930s to experimental figurative works of the 1950s; colorful, playful works inspired by many trips to the Caribbean; and utilitarian, abstract motifs of his later works. 

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  • Luz Maria Lopez: Mayan Creation Stories Exhibition


    Mayan visions of cosmology, creation, ancestry, and history are depicted in scenes from thePopol Vuh, the Sacred Book of the Maya. Explore the roots of the Mayan Prophecy through colorful paintings and drawings. Epic tales of hero twins and fantastical characters such as Grandmother of Light, Heart of Sky, Plumed Serpent, Crow, and Parrot plus a Chorus of animals, mud men, wood men, and human sounds, come alive through the vibrant works of art!


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  • "The Fluidity of Gender: Sculpture by Linda Stein"


    Larger-than-life armor figures of black leather, metal, buckles, and zippers reflect the artist’s recurring childhood dreams running from hurtful things and need for protection, as well as her real-life adult experience running from Ground Zero on 9/11. Wearable mixed-media sculptures incorporating comics of superhero icons suggest strength and empowerment to break down social constructions or boundaries between masculine and feminine, and encourages viewers to imagine another identity.

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  • "25th September Competition"

    25th September Competition is AMoA's Annual National Competition Exhibition



    Thursday,September 27: Artist and juror Linda Stein will present $2,000 in cash awards to winners selected from recent artworks in all mediums created by over 50 artists!

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  • "Points of Reference: Anne Boudreau"




    Installations of fabric constructions suspended from the ceiling incorporate apparel items from the history of costume and suggest clothing as signifiers of social identity. Tea-stained silk organza stretched over wire are transparent and gestural of elements of nature: water, fire, air, and earth. Inspired by the structure and efficiency of nature and the artist’s ongoing contemplation of balance, the contrasts and similarities within each form and between the selected materials suggest difference and sameness.

     

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  • June 15 - July 21, 2012

    Joelle Ford: Gumbo Girl



    Joelle Ford is a joyful artist, delightful and ingenious in her approach to materials of all kinds. For years she has made fresh new works of art from ordinary items she has collected--sometimes for years before she envisions the objects that will be composed of them. Joelle’s surreal works of art are formed by combining parts of found items and using color with the sophistication of the best color field painters.

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  • June 15 - September 8, 2012

    Empathy: A Survey of Figurative Works 

    by Keith Perelli



    Keith Perelli is a visual artist working in painting, printmaking and drawing. His figurative work explores a variety of social political and personal issues. This exhibit offers a survey of Perelli’s lush and complexly woven surreal paintings from over a decade of work. He is a native of New Orleans, Louisiana and teaches Drawing and Painting at New Orleans Center for Creative Art, a pre-college conservatory for the arts.

    Also on exhibit:

    Faculty & Friends Invitational 

    featuring local University Art Faculty, Contemporary Artist Guild & Photographers Guild.

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  • More From the Markoff Collection


     

    Arthur Secunda was born in New Jersey where his Sephardic familysettled after suffering from pogroms and other persecution in their nativeRussia.  Secunda’s abstract paintings, brightcollages and graphics, lush color and technical inventiveness belie a politicalconsciousness.  While searching for hiscreative style, he worked in the American musical form, jazz, as a pianist.  He is also one of the founders of Artforum magazine, has written extensivelyabout art in books and journals, and taught art at the university level.

     

    The Italian born painter, Oscar DeMejo was also a jazz composer.  A graduate in Law and Political Science, heput those degrees to ...

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  • More From the Markoff Collection

    The Markoff Collection artist info for labels:

     

    Arthur Secunda was born in New Jersey where his Sephardic familysettled after suffering from pogroms and other persecution in their nativeRussia.  Secunda’s abstract paintings, brightcollages and graphics, lush color and technical inventiveness belie a politicalconsciousness.  While searching for hiscreative style, he worked in the American musical form, jazz, as a pianist.  He is also one of the founders of Artforum magazine, has written extensivelyabout art in books and journals, and taught art at the university level.

     

    The Italian born painter, Oscar DeMejo was also a jazz composer.  A graduate in Law ...

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  • Youth Art Month: "Art Shapes the World"

    Image above by Lori Doiron, Bolton High School
    Art Teacher:  Barbara Clover

    Saturday, March 31st the Alexandria Museum of Art and MeOhMy Art Enrichment Center will come together to celebrate Youth Art Month with "Youth Art Month Art Festival."  From 10am-2pm students of all ages are invited to participate in this fun filled day. Our annual Youth Art Month Exhibition Awards Ceremony will be held promptly at 10am in AMoA's parking lot.  The museum and galleries will be Free and open to the public on that day.  Following the ceremony you are encouraged to join in the Art Activities at ...

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