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The “Art of the Word” Exhibition/CATALOGUE at the The Sasse Museum of Art
Sasse Museum of Art Progress Building | Basement Level 300 South Thomas Street |, CA, PomonaThe "Art of the Word" catalog is now live and available for viewing on the Sasse Museum of Art website!
https://debradisman.com/2023/12/art-of-the-word-catalogue-the-sasse-museum-of-art/
EXHIBITIONISTA: INTERPLAY with the SDA
Dairy Barn Art Center O'Bleniss Gallery 8000 Dairy Lane, AthensI am thrilled to participate in INTERPLAY, organized by the SDA!
Interplay presents works that explore parallels, synergies, or tensions between two or more ideas. Artworks may examine connections between seemingly unrelated concepts, map relationships between maker and materials, or reflect interactions between maker and tools. Works employ traditional, interdisciplinary, or collaborative methodologies.
Honoring the diverse range of approaches within fiber art and highlighting the rich tapestry of multicultural links, Interplay looks toward a future informed by the past, bringing together ideas for fresh reflection, reinterpretation, and deeper understanding.
EXHBITIONISTA: “Women. Defining Our Representation”
Black House ArtistI am delighted to participante in the online show: Women. Defining Our Representation, at Black House Artist I am showing: "Into The Bush", 11 x 19 x 7 , book […]
EXHIBITIONISTA: Soliloquy at The Bridge Art Foundation’s Scholart Selection Gallery
The Scholorarts election 417 S Mission Dr, San GabrielThe Bridge Arts Foundation presents "SOLILOQUY," hosted at our partnered gallery The Scholart Selection, in San Gabriel, CA, USA, from July 13th to August 10th, 2024.
"Soliloquy" is a solitary discourse with oneself, an intimate dialogue that transcends the confines of external perception. It captures the journey of introspection and self-discovery, where one navigates the labyrinthine corridors of their own mind, seeking clarity amidst the tumult of thoughts and emotions.
During their inner reflections, the individuals grapple with existential questions, confronting their fears, desires, and vulnerabilities with raw honesty in solitude. It embraces the inherent human longing for understanding and truth, inviting the individual to confront their inner darkness and embrace the transformative power of self-reflection.
EXHIBITIONISTA: “Evidence of Joy” at Intersect Arts Center
Intersect Arts Center 3636 Texas Ave, St. LouisSays curator April Parvitz:, "When I look at the current world of art, I feel like I see a lot of evidence of many inspiring things, but not always so much joy. I know in my own art practice, I am often fueled by loud palpable emotions like pain and confusion. Perhaps if I begin practicing using joy as fuel, I will begin to do it more habitually. Perhaps if we practice seeing joy more we can become habitual joy detectives.
Show me all the joy! I want to see and share artwork made in joy, artwork made upon discovering evidence of joy, and work that is just pure joy to look at! "
EXHIBITIONISTA: “WOMEN ARTISTS MAKING THEIR MARK 2024”
O’Hanlon Center for the Arts 616 Throckmorton Avenue, Mill ValleyI am delighted to have two works shown in this exhibition: 16th annual Women Artists Making Their Mark: An ONLINE Exhibition. Co-Juried by Donna Seager of Seager Gray Gallery and Priscilla […]
EXHIBITIONISTA: Iteration Reiteration at TOUCHSTONE GALLERY
Touchstone Gallery 901 New York Ave NW, Washington, DCI am thrilled to participate in in Washington, DC. ITERATION REITERATION Patterns and repetitive elements, integral to the art and design of countless cultures and artistic methods, offer viewers a […]
EXHIBITIONISTA: “We Are Doing It All Wrong”
Edward A. Dixon Gallery 222 North St. Clair Street, DaytonI am honored to participate in the 4th annual exhibition We Are Doing It All Wrong, presented at the Edward A. Dixon Gallery, Dayton, OH.
We're Doing It ALL Wrong open sas a two month long exhibition beginning August 2, 2024. Planned by the Edward A. Dixon Gallery, the it is a challenge to artists and viewers to recognize, react and learn about the many ways humanity continually fails itself. These issues are not always mainstream and sometimes are hidden. Artwork from the prior exhibitions touched on topics such as sky high drug prices, the environment & climate change, dependence on technology, social injustice, Native American women disappearances, homelessness, gaslighting and the suffering caused by avocado farming in Mexico. Artists are encouraged to submit work that captures or is a comment on a tradition, a system, a practice, an institution or anything they see that needs to be changed for the betterment of humanity or our planet. View the online version of the previous exhibitions at weredoingitallwrong.com.