Gallery and Studio of Bloomington, Indiana
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Here at Paper Crane, sometimes we need a break, so we decided to take a few days off and asked artist Cory Clements to watch over our space … we know he’d pack it full of crazy creatures, mustached animals, and beasts of every mood and variety, but what we didn’t know is that they were going to jump out of the paper and onto the walls!
Come to the opening reception on Friday, June 3 from 7-10 pm to see Cory’s prints and murals, or check out the show during open hours until Sunday, June 12.
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GROW: A springtime showcase of local artwork about growth and change.
A wide array of media will be shown, as well as an interactive mural that anyone can add to!
Opening Reception: Friday, May 6, 7pm-10pm
Exhibition Dates: May 6-May 29
Poster image by Katie Vernon www.katievernon.com
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A mixed media collection of work by Bloomington’s young artists.
-Screen printing
-Painting
-Collage
-Jewelry
-Film
-Photography
and more!
To learn more about Rhino’s, visit www.rhinosyouthcenter.org.
Exhibition dates: March 30-May 1
Opening Reception: Friday, April 1, 6pm-9pm
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Paper Crane is looking for artwork on the theme of GROWTH. We’re looking for creative, inspired interpretations of the theme from animals to plants to people and anything you can think of in between. We ask for a $5 suggested donation as a jury fee to help us cover the costs of promoting the show and purchasing snacks for the reception. Please send high-resolution images of work and donations via paypal to papercranegallery@gmail.com by no later than Wednesday, April 20. We will let you know about acceptance into the show by April 24th. Show dates are May 4-29, and the opening reception will be held May 6 from 7pm-10pm.
Floral pattern in the image courtesy of Katie Vernon Illustration.
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Rosalind Tallmadge and William McMahan’s work share undeniable similarities, with both artists creating truncated, distorted, and isolated figures existing in expansive environments.
Tallmadge employs highly-saturated, intense, and arresting color combinations when creating her large-scale paintings of abandoned, ravaged figures.
McMahan’s etchings exist in a black and white palette comprised of highly-textured, mottled figures suggestive of mold or rot, and appear to be writing or fluttering, sometimes trying to free themselves from restraints.
This show exposes viewers to two unique but related surreal, evocative representations of the figure within landscapes, and creates an emotive, universal, and existential expression about humanity.
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Bestiary is a group show of animal-themed art! A wide array of media will be shown by both local and national artists.
20% of all art sales will go to Deep Roots Animal Sanctuary, a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of animals. (www.deeprootssanctuary.org).
Opening Reception: Friday, January 7, 8pm-10pm
Exhibition Dates: January 5-January 30
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