Art lovers who believe that less is more will enjoy “Tone It Down a Notch: Minimal Art”. The show consists of 32 current works of art created by 18 individual artists basing their style on the minimalist art movement of the 60’s and 70’s. On display are paintings, mixed media, photography, digital art, and sculpture, each piece expressing simplicity in technique, form, size, or color.
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| "Culture" digital archival print by James Mai of Normal, Illinois |
Artists from New Jersey, Georgia, Illinois, Nebraska, and Texas have submitted work to the show as well as artists from the Rochester region. Participants include Chloe Bennett-Larson, Beth Brown, Marian Cameron, Nils Caspersson, Sally Deskins, Starr Fazzina, Gail Haile, Mary Ann Hanna, Susan Jenkins, Joe Kewin, James Mai, Sunyoung Moon, Mona Oates, Alessandro Perriello, Christopher Priority, Melissa Stimpfle, Dianne Webb, and Mark Whitney.
The public is invited to an artists’ reception for “Tone It
Down a Notch: Minimal Art” on First Friday, November 2nd from 6-9pm. Artwork will be available for purchase. Free admission.
Location: The Shoe Factory Art Co-op, 250 N. Goodman
St., Studio 212 (second floor), Rochester, NY 14607.
Exhibit hours: First Friday, November 2nd from 6-9pm, Second Saturday November 10th from 12-4pm, and every Wednesday 12-5pm thru November 28th.
Phone: (585)732-0036
Exhibit hours: First Friday, November 2nd from 6-9pm, Second Saturday November 10th from 12-4pm, and every Wednesday 12-5pm thru November 28th.
Phone: (585)732-0036
The Shoe Factory Art Co-op regularly seeks artists to submit work to their juried exhibits. November 10th is the next entry deadline for “Let Them Eat Cake! Portraits of Pastries” to be held at Starry Nites Café, 696 University Ave. For more information visit the “Call for Artists” page on the Shoe Factory’s website at http://www.shoefactoryarts.com/CallforArtists.html.
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