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January 2021
Pamela Moore: Inspired
Pamela Urban- Moore was trained in Fine Arts and Graphic Design at Mannheim/Heidelberg University, Germany. She worked for Lufthansa, Airlines for eight years where she designed brochures, etc. for International flights. Coming back to America, she became Master Artist at Habersham Fine Furniture in Toccoa, GA. Habersham bought the licensing for the Monet Collection and painting this on Armories was her specialty. After over eight years, she moved back to the South to Edgefield where she opened her own Art…
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Juan M. Lopez-Bautista: The Migrant Journey / El Viaje de los Migrantes
This exhibit will be held in the Leo Reynolds Gallery. Reception: March 5, from 5-7 pm
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“A Presentation by the One-Eye Opera Company and OEOCO Press” Mary Ann Sampson, Director
Masters in Book Arts from the Univ of Alabama Active member of the Guild of Book Workers Founder of the One-Eye Opera Company - which publishes limited edition letterpress books, custom bookbinding and unique editions
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Tracie Noles-Ross: Tales from the Brambly Thicket
reception to be held April 2 from 5-7 pm Artist Statement The challenges and contradictions of this modern age are always in the back of my mind as I work. Cultural pressures, political drama, algorithms, automation —and now a pandemic are changing our relationship to the planet and each other. The process of making feels like a hopeful, restorative act in these complicated times. The driving force behind my creative process is the idea that the past cannot be…
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June 2021
The March Quilts: Six Years of Social Justice
In 2015, Bib & Tucker Sew-Op partnered with UAB’s Department of Art & Art History and the Birmingham Museum of Art to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Selma to Montgomery marches through open sewing sessions that yielded 461 quilt blocks. Sew-Op members stitched the blocks together and made three quilts which hung at the Selma Public Library and the Alabama Department of Archives in Montgomery during the anniversary. Due to an overwhelmingly positive response, collaborators agreed that it should…
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