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Almost Home: An Exhibition of Paintings by Emerging Claremont Artists

sarah@sarahbarnard.com March 5, 2015

Almost Home: An Exhibition of Paintings by Emerging Claremont Artists

Free art exhibit to take place at City Hall from March 23rd 2015 – September 11th 2015.

Almost Home presents fourteen works by ten emerging artists currently enrolled in Claremont Graduate University’s MFA Program. This exhibition continues a long tradition of highlighting MFA candidates in the galleries of Claremont City Hall.

Almost Home was curated by Renae Barnard and Jonathan Elder. It will be on display from March 23rd 2015 – September 11th 2015.

Almost Home celebrates the process of exploration and recognizes the intricacies involved in the movement from the conceptual to the physical. These experimental practices and open-ended methods of discovery allow viewers the opportunity to engage with a broad range of materials and artistic approaches. Abstract paintings by Hazzar Samman, Devin Johnson, Lara Salmon, Jonathan Elder, Lei Shen, Elizabeth Hoffman, Hessah Alajaji, Lana Duong and Alana Medina are in quiet conversation with representational works by Raheem Fadul and Yehsiming Jue.

General Information:

Claremont City Hall

207 N Harvard Ave, Claremont, CA 91711

Telephone:

(909) 399-5444

Monday –Friday 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Admission: Free of charge

Contact:

Email:

renaebarnard@gmail.com

jonathan.elder@cgu.edu

Web:

www.renaebarnard.com

www.jonnyelder.com

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Homemakers: An Art Exhibition Featuring 25 Women Artists in an Underground Tunnel

sarah@sarahbarnard.com July 15, 2014

25 Women Artists Take Over a Los Angeles Underground Tunnel with

HOME MAKERS?

Exhibition

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Free art exhibit to take place for one night only on July 12 from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Presenting more than 75 works by 25 female artists, HOME MAKERS? is the first Los Angeles exhibition to highlight women makers in a setting free from the hierarchies that segregate fine arts and craft. Curated by Renae Barnard, this exhibition connects women artists from diverse communities directly with visitors for one night only, Saturday July 12, 2014 from 6:00pm-10:00pm

Operating outside the traditional art market, the exhibition will take place in an underground tunnel in East Los Angeles and provide 100% of sales directly to the participating artists. The tunnel walls will feature photography by Leila May, Maria Garcia-Clark and Cathleen Parra, paintings by Alice Maldonado, Elwing Gonzales, and Nicole Reyes, illustrations by Cheryl Angel and Olivia Healy-Mirkovich, and sculptural fiber works by Renae Barnard, Fang Li, Jacqueline Meyers-Cho, Kin Chen and Vanessa Fry.

The above ground intersection will be temporarily closed to traffic allowing for installation artists Diana Madriaga, Debbie Carlson, Jaklin Romine and Olga Lah to literally take over the street. Ceramicists Sharon Hardy and Sarah Hagen will be hosting vignettes of their work above ground alongside fiber artist Cara Mullinary, Julie Roth and Julie Kornblum and sculptors/ jewelry designer Robin Little. Master of Ceremonies Rebekah Waites will be spinning tunes all evening and introducing a special performance by Jessica Ceballos at 7:30pm.

View the event gallery with captions at

http://renaebarnard.com/portfolio/public-art/home-makers/1

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