In Search of Lost Time
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Time: November 4, 2017 from 7pm to 10pm
Location: Parlor
Street: 862 Vedado Way
City/Town: Atlanta, Georgia 30308
Website or Map: https://www.facebook.com/even…
Event Type: exhibition, and, reception
Organized By: Vivian Liddell
Latest Activity: Oct 31, 2017
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Event Description
The opening reception for In Search of Lost Time, a solo exhibition of new small-scale works by Vivian Liddell, will be at Parlor on Saturday, November 4th from 7-10PM. After the opening reception, the gallery will be open by appointment only for viewing.
The works in this exhibition are mixed media works, which utilize yarn balls crocheted into chains by Liddell's grandmother, who has severe dementia.
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Call For Art
Keeping Women’s Voices Loud
WHERE: Shambhala Center, 1447 Church St., Decatur, GA 30330
Making art about the thoughts that weigh on our minds is one way that, as artists, we deal with those ideas. They find a voice in our choice of media and concept: political, personal, biological and/or cultural.
Whether our work is created with gentle nuances or bold, aggressive, to the point visuals, our creations are meant to be seen.
Shambhala Meditation Center, a place for contemplation presents a visualization of our thoughts.
For more information and PDF Application go to Opportunities Page.
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