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  • Shelf Life – images

    Here is the show.

    And our piece in the show, Ixora, my beloved.

    I am sorry for the lack of proper credits.  These are the works of Kevin Arrow, Alyse Emdur, Jason Hedges, Jay Hines, Alexandra Kuechenberg, Nick Lobo, Daniel Newman, David Rohn, Tom Scicluna, Frank Wick, Kathleen Hudspeth and Adler Guerrier.

    I’ll update this post later.

  • shelf life – invitation

    Here is our invitation image, snippets from the works that we will show in Shelf Life.

    details from our Hudspeth-Guerrier collab.

  • Shelf Life, this Saturday July 12th

    Kathleen Hudspeth and I are collaborating on a suite of works on paper, using various techniques (lithography, xerox transfer, screenprinting, monoprinting and drawing).  We are merging our individual vocabularies in these works and having fun doing it.

    So the show opens Saturday, July 12th. The space was used by Placemaker Gallery.  The address is 3852 North Miami Avenue.  Here is the press release.

    Twenty Twenty is pleased to invite you to the opening reception for the group exhibition:

    Shelf Life

    Featuring work by:
    Kevin Arrow
    Alyse Emdur
    Adler Guerrier
    Jason Hedges
    Jay Hines
    Kathleen Hudspeth
    Alexandra Kuechenberg
    Nick Lobo
    Daniel Newman
    David Rohn
    Tom Scicluna
    Frank Wick

    Shelf Life affirms the importance of an expiration date. In some cases the work is ephemeral discussing the relevance of longevity to the importance of creation.  In other cases it is the concept behind the work that talks about a lifespan of some kind.  Art attempts to defy its end whereas an art exhibition is created with the understanding that it will only last for a short period of time.  This exhibition has a shelf life whereas the art in it addresses the idea while still attempting to defy it.
    Exhition runs through August 10th 2008

    Exhibition Location:
    3852 North Miami Avenue
    Miami Fl 33127
    786 217 7683
    Design District

    The space for this exhibit has graciously been donated by Dacra realty.