Crystala Armagost new works at Modern Formations Gallery June 2012
Coming soon to Modern Formations Gallery in Garfield - new works by Crystala Armagost and Ashley Andrykovitch. Officially opens as part of Unblurred on Penn on June 1, 2012 and runs through July 13, 2012.
Crystala's new works will include new interactive cassette prints that invite the viewer to "activate" the works with their personal influence. Also, new encaustic paintings inspired by the depths of blood and bone.
Crystala's new works will include new interactive cassette prints that invite the viewer to "activate" the works with their personal influence. Also, new encaustic paintings inspired by the depths of blood and bone.
2012 Sketchbook Project added to Brooklyn Art Library
The Sketchbook Project 2012 at the Brooklyn Art Library is getting ready to kick off the tour which will include my sketchbook titled "The Grey Side of Life: a Book About Memory". The book will be joining the tour and will be housed at the Brooklyn Art Library after the tour. Visiting the Art Library? Check out the book! Call number of 161.8-6.
Rethinking Pittsburgh's Industrial Legacy: Prints as Catalyst for Change
Exhibition Opening, Symposium and Workshop
Saturday April 16 4:30 - 8pm
Over the past months, supported by the Pennsylvania Humanities Council, Artists Image Resource has been working with Leslie Golomb and others to stimulate conversations about “making” in Pittsburgh and in the region. These conversations have evolved into this project. There are a number of vibrant and engaged artists, organizations and makers of all kinds in the region, come and hear some of them discuss what they do and see some of their work. Presses will be up and running for hands on printing.
Saturday April 16, 2011
5-6pm
Symposium: Printmaking: A Catalyst for Social Change in
Western PA
6-8pm
Exhibition Opening: Rethinking Pittsburgh’s Industrial Legacy
Workshop, vendor tables (AIR Open Studio, Justseeds, Shaw Galleries), refreshments
Events are free and open to the public
Did the industrial legacy end with deindustrialization? Rethinking Pittsburgh’s Industrial Legacy is a vibrant and critical new assessment of the region’s relationship with industry, telling an alternate history of industrialization that grapples with its material, social, and psychological effects, and calling attention to industry’s ongoing impact.
The artists in this exhibit, many with ties to Western Pennsylvania, explore the ways in which industry and deindustrialization inform our sense of place and our sense of possibility.
Artists: Crystala Armagost :: Patricia Bellan-Gellin Matthew Buchholz :: LaToya Ruby Frazier :: Shawn Gilheeney :: Howling Mob Society :: Martin Langford Hannah Reiff :: John Ritter :: Nick Satinover
Shaun Slifer :: Bill Yund
Original 19th century prints of Pittsburgh will also be on display.
A symposium, Printmaking: A Catalyst for Social Change in Western PA, will ask how artists and educators today engage with communities through printmaking and print-inspired art and collaborative practices.
The symposium will be moderated by Sarah Hall, curator of TheFrick Museum, and will coincide with the opening of the exhibit on Saturday April 16, 2011 at 5:00pm. Panelists include Dana Bishop Root (Transformazium Braddock), Jenn Pascoe (AIR),Shaun Slifer (Just Seeds), Mary Tremonte (Andy Warhol Museum and Justseeds), and Heather White (CAPA and Andy Warhol Museum).
The symposium will be followed by the exhibition opening and a demonstration workshop of printing processes available for use at AIR. The opening will also feature vendor tables and refreshments.
This program has been supported in part by the Pennsylvania Humanities Council, the Federal-State Partner of the National Endowment for the Humanities and is part of Our Stories, Our Future as part of We the People a national initiative exploring the history of the United States.
Additional support for this program has been provided by Citizens Bank, Buncher Family Foundation and Judy and Chuck Perlow.
Saturday April 16 4:30 - 8pm
Over the past months, supported by the Pennsylvania Humanities Council, Artists Image Resource has been working with Leslie Golomb and others to stimulate conversations about “making” in Pittsburgh and in the region. These conversations have evolved into this project. There are a number of vibrant and engaged artists, organizations and makers of all kinds in the region, come and hear some of them discuss what they do and see some of their work. Presses will be up and running for hands on printing.
Saturday April 16, 2011
5-6pm
Symposium: Printmaking: A Catalyst for Social Change in
Western PA
6-8pm
Exhibition Opening: Rethinking Pittsburgh’s Industrial Legacy
Workshop, vendor tables (AIR Open Studio, Justseeds, Shaw Galleries), refreshments
Events are free and open to the public
Did the industrial legacy end with deindustrialization? Rethinking Pittsburgh’s Industrial Legacy is a vibrant and critical new assessment of the region’s relationship with industry, telling an alternate history of industrialization that grapples with its material, social, and psychological effects, and calling attention to industry’s ongoing impact.
The artists in this exhibit, many with ties to Western Pennsylvania, explore the ways in which industry and deindustrialization inform our sense of place and our sense of possibility.
Artists: Crystala Armagost :: Patricia Bellan-Gellin Matthew Buchholz :: LaToya Ruby Frazier :: Shawn Gilheeney :: Howling Mob Society :: Martin Langford Hannah Reiff :: John Ritter :: Nick Satinover
Shaun Slifer :: Bill Yund
Original 19th century prints of Pittsburgh will also be on display.
A symposium, Printmaking: A Catalyst for Social Change in Western PA, will ask how artists and educators today engage with communities through printmaking and print-inspired art and collaborative practices.
The symposium will be moderated by Sarah Hall, curator of TheFrick Museum, and will coincide with the opening of the exhibit on Saturday April 16, 2011 at 5:00pm. Panelists include Dana Bishop Root (Transformazium Braddock), Jenn Pascoe (AIR),Shaun Slifer (Just Seeds), Mary Tremonte (Andy Warhol Museum and Justseeds), and Heather White (CAPA and Andy Warhol Museum).
The symposium will be followed by the exhibition opening and a demonstration workshop of printing processes available for use at AIR. The opening will also feature vendor tables and refreshments.
This program has been supported in part by the Pennsylvania Humanities Council, the Federal-State Partner of the National Endowment for the Humanities and is part of Our Stories, Our Future as part of We the People a national initiative exploring the history of the United States.
Additional support for this program has been provided by Citizens Bank, Buncher Family Foundation and Judy and Chuck Perlow.
September 2010: Crystala Armagost & Ashley Andrykovich at Modern Formations
Opening as part of the Unblurred First Fridays on Penn Avenue gallery crawl.
Modern Formations Gallery
4919 Penn Avenue.
Pittsburgh PA 15224
412.362.0274
www.modernformations.com
Modern Formations Gallery
4919 Penn Avenue.
Pittsburgh PA 15224
412.362.0274
www.modernformations.com
Emerging Artist at Three River Arts Festival 2009
New works will be on display at the Artists' Market downtown Pittsburgh from June 5th-9th, 2009. All works will be for sale. Come and visit me at booth #41 from 12noon-8pm. For more information please visit www.artsfestival.net.
In the Making at FE Gallery, Lawrenceville, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
“In the Making 250 Years/250 Artists”
A visual art exhibition celebrating Pittsburgh’s 250th anniversary with cutting edge artwork by 250 Pittsburgh area artists. This monumental salon-style exhibition will be presented at Fe gallery, located at 4102 Butler Street, in Lawrenceville. The opening reception will take place on September 12, 2008. The exhibition will run for 4 months, closing on January 10, 2009.
Fe Gallery
4102 Butler Street
Pittsburgh, PA
Gallery open Wed-Sat 12-4 during exhibitions. Call (412) 860-6028 to confirm.
www.fegallery.org
A visual art exhibition celebrating Pittsburgh’s 250th anniversary with cutting edge artwork by 250 Pittsburgh area artists. This monumental salon-style exhibition will be presented at Fe gallery, located at 4102 Butler Street, in Lawrenceville. The opening reception will take place on September 12, 2008. The exhibition will run for 4 months, closing on January 10, 2009.
Fe Gallery
4102 Butler Street
Pittsburgh, PA
Gallery open Wed-Sat 12-4 during exhibitions. Call (412) 860-6028 to confirm.
www.fegallery.org
NWAA Presents crystala armagost, Jason Fawcett, and Francine Fox, Wilmington, Delaware
421 North Market Street
Wilmington, Delaware
Friday, September 5th
5:30-9:30pm
Wilmington, Delaware
Friday, September 5th
5:30-9:30pm
