Current Gallery Shows
- Date:Jun 7 2024 - Aug 25 2024Gallery:Main Gallery
ANNMARIE AFTER HOURS RECEPTION- June 7,2024 5-7pm
MORE! Embracing Excess seeks to unravel the layers of complexity and indulgence found in the realm of maximalism, showcasing the beauty that emerges when more is truly more. We aim to challenge traditional norms and push the boundaries of artistic expression by featuring a diverse array of artworks, installations, and designs that embody the extravagance, the lavishness, and the exuberance of maximalism. The exhibition will highlight bold colors, patterns, textures, intricate detail, and overwhelming visual richness.
This exhibition will be open to the public in the Main Gallery of Annmarie Sculpture Garden & Arts Center, from June 7, 2024, to August 25, 2024. We are also excited to be hosting an Annmarie After Hours opening reception on June 7, 2024 from 5pm-7pm.ANNMARIE AFTER HOURS- June 7, 2024 5pm-7pm
Gallery Photos
Juror Award Winners
Patricia D. Burns
Flowers in Your Hair
Buttons and Copper Wire
42 x 42 x 10 inches
2024Andrea Finch
Magnolia XI: Elizabeth
Quilted Textiles
60 x 48 x 13 inches
2023Zsudayka Nzinga
Ram's Head
Mixed Media on Canvas
40 x 44 inches
2023
Contributing Artist(s):Maryam Ali, Alison Altafi, Brandin Barón, Tara Barr, Sam Bennett, Patricia Burns, Marisa Canino, Sermin Ciddi, Lydia Congiu, Walter Crump, Barbara Danzi, Penny Dell, Steve DePalma, Gary Duehr, Gregory Dunn, Mark Elfman, Andrea Finch, Maria Frati, Stephanie Gartanutti, Gabriella Gentile, Alexander Gray, Mikhail Gubin, Veronica Herrera, Dan Hildt, Joe I., Hannah Kilburg, Gongsan Kim, David Krovblit, Joi Lowe, Zsudayka Nzinga, Aline Martinez, Mary Mena, Alice Momm, Christopher Moore, Corrita Myers, Julie O'Conner, Jonathan Ottke, Roslyn Racanello, Alyse Radenovic, Melissa Reiner, Larry Ringgold, Brendan Robinson, Amelia Rozer, Lynda Sandoval, Hannah Shepherd, Amelia Shields, Kathy Sirico, Sieva Smith, Phillip Stern, Alina Volkova, Adel Zietz - Date:May 3 2024 - Sep 22 2024Gallery:Kay Daugherty Gallery
JURIED BY: Keri Towler, Director of Collections, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Annmarie Sculpture Garden & Arts Center invites emerging and established artists to submit original artworks to ‘POP! Art with Mass Appeal.’ This exhibition seeks to showcase artworks that capture the essence or provide commentary on pop art's evolution in the digital age. Artists are encouraged to delve into the vibrant world of popular media and consumer culture, exploring how it shapes and redefines our views of each other, society, and the world. From traditional pop art aesthetics, to internet memes and viral fame, to music and television references, popular animation and illustration styles, logos and icons, we invite artists to interpret this theme with creativity, imagination, satire, and/or a sense of humor. This show seeks art that embraces bold colors, dynamic compositions, and a graphic style that defines the heart of pop art. Whether through traditional mediums or digital formats, we are looking for artwork that visually resonates with the energy, intensity--and even the absurdity-- of contemporary popular culture.
This exhibition will be open to the public in the Kay Daugherty Gallery of Annmarie Sculpture Garden & Arts Center, from May 3, 2024, to September 22, 2024.IMPORTANT DATES
DEADLINE TO APPLY: March 10
NOTIFICATION OF DECISION: March 18
DELIVERY OF ARTWORK: April 14-20
ANNMARIE AFTER HOURS Opening Reception: May 3, 5-7 pm
ON EXHIBIT: May 3- Sept 22
PICKUP OF ARTWORK: Sept 25-29Gallery Photos
Juror Award Winners
Diana Blain Fine
Winning Complex
Foam Board Photographic Print
2( 11 x 17 Inch)
2019Charles Clary
Be Kind Rewind
Hand-cut Paper, 66 Found VHS Tapes
2020-PresentBrian Drake
Fame 82'
Oil and Obsolete Currency on Panel
48 x 30 Inches
2024Contributing Artist(s):Nicholas Allen, Jay Anderson, Rhonda Babb, Tammy Barnes, Veronica Batter, Diana Blain Fine, Katie Brinkley, Charles Clary, Kim Cooper, Brian Drake, Melissa Eder, Stevenson Estime, Andrea Finch, Genie Ghim, Stephen Haas, Jennifer Hayes, Jane Hyland, Janel Jenkins, Sue Johnson, Cassandra Karyshyn, Aiden Loorham, Joi Lowe, Susan Maas, Donnelly Marks, Sarah Moldovan, Cory Oberndorfer, Yeong Paik, Kelly Perna, Ashley Porrini, Charlotte Beckett & Roger Sayre, Sandhi Schimmel Gold, Amy Smith, Robin Swennes, Andrew Toutant, Julia Townsend, Tyrone Weedon, and Glen Wilbert - Date:Apr 5 2024 - Sep 2 2024Gallery:Sculpture Garden
15th Annual Fairies in the Garden Outdoor Exhibit
April 5 - September 2, 2024
*Special note about the display of the houses: it takes our garden gnomes just over a week to place all the creations out in the garden, so if you visit between April 5-12, you will find some around the Arts Buiding and some in the woods.Come explore this charming outdoor exhibit of more than 180 handmade houses scattered throughout the trails and woods of the garden. Made by wonderfully creative artists from the community (and beyond), this exhibit features works in all media.
Annmarie After Hours Opening Reception - Friday, April 5, 5-7pm
Join us for an outdoor family-friendly opening of our most magicalicious exhibit. All the houses will be displayed around the outside of the Arts Building. This is a great opportunity to see them all before they are scattered throughout the sculpture garden! Reservations are not required, just come. There will be a food truck, cash bar, and live music. Admission: free for members; $5 for adults, $3 for kids, free for age 2 & under.
Save the date! Fairy & Gnome Home Festival - Sunday, April 21, 11am-4pm.
Tickets on sale now! - Date:Mar 4 2024 - Jan 6 2025Gallery:Nature Nook
On Display March 2024 - January 2025
This exhibit features a large diversity of plant and animal lifecycles with a focus on life stages. See live critters in different stages of life: tadpoles, caterpillars, aquatic insects and other visiting wildlife. Make giant lifecycle floor puzzles, play games, and investigate hands-on models and specimens. Learn about salamanders and their life cycles including our featured fauna, the newt. Meet Frida, the axolotl who will never have an adult stage where she leaves the water like spotted salamanders.
Explore the weird and wonderful world of metamorphosis in this exhibit.
Join us for a Family Nature Walk! SEE THE SCHEDULE