Gallery Updates

09/10 Exhibition Season

noreply@blogger.com (621 Gallery) — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 15:47:00 +0000

September 4th – 25th
Main Gallery: Judy Rushin http://www.judyrushin.com/
Anne Stagg http://www.annestagg.com/
Nan Boyton Gallery: FSU Art Student League

October 2nd – 25th
Main Gallery: Daniel Kariko http://www.danielkariko.com/
John Raulerson
Cindy Stockton Moore http://www.cindystocktonmoore.com/
Nan Boyton Gallery: FSU Art Student League

November 6th – 29th
Main Gallery: 16th Annual Art Auction

December 4th – January 29th
Main Gallery: Pyramid Studios http://www.pyramidstudios.com

December 4th – December 20th
Nan Boyton Gallery: FSU Art Student League

January 1st – 29th
Nan Boyton Gallery: Rachel Rossin http://greenhouseproject.rar-rar.com

February 5th - 26th
Main Gallery: Joelle Dietrick http://joelledietrick.com/
Owen Mundy http://owenmundy.com/
Chad Erpelding http://www.paintsnob.com/erpelding.html
Nan Boyton Gallery: FSU Art Student League

March 4th – 26th
Main Gallery: Jabare
Mark Miller http://www.markallenmiller.com/
Ann Frantic http://www.southernvisionaryart.com/gallery-frantic.htm
Nan Boyton Gallery: FSU Art Student League

April 2nd – 30th
Main Gallery: Brad Williams http://www.bradwilliamsart.com/
Ben Bivins
Michael C. MacFalls
Nan Boyton Gallery

May 7th – 28th
Main Gallery: Graffiti Show
Nan Boyton Gallery: FAMU Architecture Exhibit

June 4h – August 28th
Main Gallery: ANJE V
Nan Boyton Gallery: ANJE IV Best in Show

ANJE IV Winners

noreply@blogger.com (621 Gallery) — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 15:33:00 +0000

ANJE IV
July 3rd - August 28th
Exhibiting Artists: Robert Arbogast / Ekaterina Arslambakova / Antuco Chicaiza / Po-Chi Chu / Kate M. Davis / Francine Ditton / Amy J. Fleming / Nathan Grimes / Ronald L. Jones / Ann Kozeliski / James A. MacClean / Vivien T. Segel / E. Taylor Seidler / Omar Thompson / Steven Waller / Jeff Whipple / Katie L. Yates

BEST IN SHOW

Jeff Whipple
Seizing the Day

FIRST PLACE
Amy Flemming
Our Lady of the Salvage Yard

SECOND PLACE
Vivien Segal
Obsolete

THIRD PLACE
Francine Ditton
Rosetta

About the Juror: Aja Roche

Aja Roache currently teaches Art Management at Florida A&M University. She holds a MA from Draper School of Interdisciplinary Studies, Humanities and Social Thought at NYU, where she concentrated on Museum Studies. Her writing has included topics on contemporary African-American women artists and the history of American children's book illustrators. She has served as an art fundraising consultant for several New York and Florida art agencies as well as curator for independent art projects in Brooklyn, NY, Washington, DC and Tallahassee. She currently serves as Gallery Coordinator for FAMU's Foster Tanner Fine Arts Gallery.

ANJE IV

noreply@blogger.com (621 Gallery) — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 16:32:00 +0000

Best in Show
Tadja Dragoo
The Boat.

ANJE IV: All-media National Juried Exhibition

Opening Wednesday, June 17, 2009

621 Gallery is proud to present ANJE IV, the fourth annual All-media National Juried Exhibition. Each year the exhibition competition draws a number of entries from around the nation, yielding an extraordinary show full of diverse artworks. This year’s show will feature an incredible lineup of artists whose works range from paintings and drawings to photography and mixed media.

Exhibiting Artists: Robert Arbogast / Ekaterina Arslambakova / Antuco Chicaiza / Po-Chi Chu / Kate M. Davis / Francine Ditton / Amy J. Fleming / Nathan Grimes / Ronald L. Jones / Ann Kozeliski / James A. McClean / Vivien T. Segel / E. Taylor Seidler / Omar Thompson / Steven Waller / Jeff Whipple / Kati L. Yates

About the Juror: Aja Roache currently teaches Art Management at Florida A&M University. She holds a MA from the Draper School of Interdisciplinary Studies, Humanities and Social Thought at NYU, where she concentrated on Museum Studies. Her writing has included topics on contemporary African-American women artists and the history of American children’s book illustrators. She has served as an art fundraising consultant for several New York and Florida arts agencies as well as curator for independent art projects in Brooklyn, NY, Washington, DC and Tallahassee. She currently serves as Gallery Coordinator at FAMU’s Foster Tanner Fine Arts Gallery.

Juror’s Statement:

“When selecting the art work for ANJE IV, I initially considered strong visual aesthetics. ‘Aesthetics’ being such a subjective consideration, I had to come up with an additional rubric to more objectively define what it is that made me choose one art work over another. After my initial curiosity of each visually striking art piece, I looked closer at the artists' other images to ensure their work appears to be consistently on a path: technically, conceptually and skillfully. Once these elements were confirmed through long periods of more detailed observations of each image, I felt capable of making final decisions.”

“It was a difficult decision to make due to the size limitation of the show, but I am honored to have participated in such a wonderful competition and gallery program. All of the artists that submitted work should be proud of the art they are producing and their contributions to the creative world.”

Essence of Artistry

noreply@blogger.com (621 Gallery) — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 17:46:00 +0000

In the Main Gallery

Essence of Artistry

June 5th 6-9pm

Essence of Artistry is a group of regional performing and visual artists who bring art to life before your eyes. The purpose of Essence Of Artistry is to enhance Tallahassee cultural arena through the infusion of music and art produced by the talent of nationally acclaimed musician Dayve Stewart, the brilliant and eccentric live art performance of the artist Rohaun, the inspirational words of B. Knight , and the photographs of the essential elements that compose life by Adeleke' . This Friday The 621 Gallery will feature live performances by Adeleke Omitowojuu, Rohaun and B. Knight.

Itinerary:

6-7 photography, poetry

8 live art starts with Rohaun

9-10 live music

noreply@blogger.com (621 Gallery) — Thu, 21 May 2009 18:07:00 +0000

Pecha Kucha Night: TALLAHASSEE VOL.2 June 11, 2009

On June 11th Tallahassee becomes a site for the international event phenomenon, Pecha Kucha Night. Pecha Kucha Night, devised by Tokyo based Astrid Klein and Mark Dytham (Klein Dytham architecture), was conceived in 2003 as a place for young designers to meet, network and show their work in public. Visit the Tallahassee Pecha Kucha Night website for more information on how to participate and attend.

Flim Flam Circus Wants You!!!!!!!

noreply@blogger.com (621 Gallery) — Thu, 21 May 2009 17:45:00 +0000

Flim Flam Circus wants you to perform at our upcoming variety show at 621 Gallery. Special talent you want to share: Email us at filmflamcircus@gmail.com

Upcoming party at 621 Gallery: Flim Flam Circus and Variety Show. Thursday 28 May 2009, 8p 621 Gallery, Tallahassee, FL.

fashion. cabaret. useless pageantry

noreply@blogger.com (621 Gallery) — Thu, 21 May 2009 17:39:00 +0000

It Came From Left Field

May 1st-29th, 2009

In May The 621 Gallery presents It Came From Left Field, an exhibition exploring the use of the absurd and American existence through the lens of comic culture. Herb Joseph Reith III reflects on the dichotomies of Mississippi culture through collage and cartoon imagery. Ming Donkey reacts to consumer culture, presenting contemporary works of art containing themes of renewal, replenishment, disconnection, and authenticity. Jason Baldwin transforms mementos from his childhood into reflections on the progression of time and evolution in his own personal life.

In the Nan Boynton Memorial Gallery, FSU Art Students’ League.