Posts Tagged ‘ Young Blood Gallery ’

See below for visual arts events beginning Thursday, April 1.
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This weekend promises a jam-packed agenda including three art strolls and the Indie Craft Experience (ICE) holiday market. Keep checking previous To Do Lists for recent ongoing shows, and feel free to add more events for November 20 through 26 in the comments box below.
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Even though Le Flash has all the buzz this weekend, with Atlanta Celebrates Photography in full swing, there are plenty of shows to keep you busy!
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I’m including DragonCon on this week’s art To Do list. What do you think? Valid as an art event, or not?
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Expect a few surprises here at BurnAway.org over the summer (and don’t forget about Gather Atlanta on June 6!!). If you’d like to receive our new email newsletter, please send a blank email to burnawayga@gmail.com with NEWSLETTER in the subject heading.
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Approaching Abby Glassenberg and David Hale’s “Birds of a Feather,” my first instinct was to explore the significance of birds in art work. What ideas do they represent that warrant an entire gallery exhibition in their name? From Brancusi to Hitchcock, birds have shouldered many metaphors throughout art history. Their varieties...
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My good friend who has been a photographer in Atlanta for 25 years tells art students to minor in plumbing. We know it’s possible to make a living as an artist, but unless you’re content to live like Thoreau, you’re gonna have to hustle. —Maggie White Young Blood Gallery and Boutique is the handiwork of Maggie...
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“Young Blood Selects: 6 Local and National Artists” presents six artists working under the umbrella of illustration art. The exhibition is organized to flow from the work of one artist to the next. Despite this layout, however, little dialogue exists between artworks by different artists. This is unfortunate because the exhibition could...
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Has anyone else noticed that the movies in theaters have gotten a lot better in the last month? Slumdog Millionaire, Milk, and Doubt are a beacon of light after the holiday movie rush. In a similar vein, Atlanta is recovering from the holidays and is starting the year out on a strong note with...
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