Showing posts with label Civilian Art Projects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Civilian Art Projects. Show all posts

Saturday, June 20, 2009

New York Night Train

Civilian Art Projects



[graphic from Civilian Art Projects mailing. Click on image to enlarge.]

Wednesday, September 03, 2008

Way Down in New Orleans

Civilian Art Projects
406 7th STREET NW (at "D" Street)
Washington, DC 20004

Sept 5 - October 11, 2008:
WAY DOWN IN NEW ORLEANS

Showing just days after the third anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, WAY DOWN IN NEW ORLEANS unites an array of New Orleans-based artists with other artists nationwide; both groups affected and shaped by the storm, and its aftermath. Each artist involved in this show was affected by this American tragedy viscerally. Their work was, in turn, affected and they each address the catastrophe and rebirth in very distinct ways. Curated by Aubrey Edwards and Jayme McLellan.

Artists & Vendors include:
Abby Gitlitz, Aubrey Edwards, Beth Dary, Beth Schindler, Brice Bishcoff, Brad Jenson, Courtney Egan , Daryn DeLuco, David Grant, David Wingo, Dread Scott, Elizabeth Underwood, Kid Camera Project, Kevin Golden, Kristin Littwin, Chin Music Press, Constance, Dirty Coast, New Orleans Craft Mafia, Jason Reeves, Jenny Hart, Jenny Leblanc, JR Portman, JT Yost, Lauren Castle, Leo McGovern, Marc Bianchi, Marlowe Parker, Matthew Rodriguez, Mike Combs, Miranda Lake, Neighborhood Story Project, Tabitha Soren, Skylar Fein.

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[photograph from Civilian Art Project Web site.]

Thursday, August 07, 2008

Quart Bag

Civilian Art Projects
406 7th Street NW, Third Floor
Washington, DC 20004
202.347.0022

August 8 - August 16, 2008
Opening Reception: August 8 |7-9 pm
QUART BAG: A Community Art Show

"Inspired by the many things you can do with a quart bag, Civilian Art Projects has invited 100 DC area artists to participate in a community art exhibition called Quart Bag. The exhibition provides an imaginative opportunity for artists to use thirty-two ounces of space within a plastic quart size bag. All works of art will be sold for $100 or less, providing an opportunity for all people to walk home with a piece of art that is FAA approved."

[image from Civilian Art Projects Web site.]

Sunday, March 11, 2007

Contours & Detours | Natural Acts

Civilian Art Projects
406 7th STREET NW (at "D" Street)
Washington, DC 20004

March 9 - April 21, 2007

JASON FALCHOOK, Contours & Detours
JASON ZIMMERMAN, Natural Acts

"Founded in 2006, Civilian Art Projects is Washington, DC's newest gallery gnawing at the edges of contemporary aesthetic discourse. Through a challenging exhibition series supporting promising, up-and-coming artists working in a broad range of media, and through exciting events of cultural and social significance held throughout the season, Civilian will generate new energy, ideas and momentum thereby contributing to culture and community."

[image from Civilian Art Projects Web site]