Events

Beyond the Gallery of the Dolls is a juried art exhibition at Gallery 378. I am pleased to have We Are Not Dolls selected for this exhibit.

Gallery hours: Fridays 4-8pm; Saturdays 1-6pm.

Thrilled to have Quilt of Innocence in the Making It Through exhibit at the Southeastern Quilt and Textile Museum in Carrollton, GA. Hours are Wednesday by appointment; Thursday and Friday 10am-4pm; Saturday 10am-2pm. Entrance to the museum is $5.

Metro Montage XXI opened on July 10, 2021 and ends on September 5, 2021. I'm pleased to have Typically A Saturday II in the exhibit. Please check Museum website for hours, http://www.MariettaCobbArtMuseum.org. ;

Two collages by Lucy Julia Hale, "His Last Summer at Home," and "And the Moon Be Still as Bright," have been selected for the online exhibition "Finding Sanctuary" sponsored by The Visionary Art Collective.

The curator, Ekaterina Popova, is an artist, coach, author and founder of Create! Magazine.

Seven collages by Lucy Julia Hale, along with seven related works by her collaborator Ann Storc, were presented and are available for viewing online from "Call and Response 12: Collaboration at a Distance," a Shoebox Arts Gallery project.

Two collages by Lucy Julia Hale, "A Girl's Slippery Slopes to a Trafficked Life," and "Kitchen Lessons: Heirloom Recipes for Grief," have been selected for the online exhibition "Parallel Dimensions" sponsored by Collage Artists of America.

The juror, John Greco, established Josephine Press, a printmaking studio in Santa Monica, and Christopher John Gallery.

Two collages by Lucy Julia Hale, "Juggernaut Sacrifice: My Own United State," and "Southern Girls’ Initiation: Only the Trees Told the Truth," have been selected for the online exhibition "Force" sponsored by IncuArts Gallery and Thought Incubator, "A gallery dedicated to furthering the work of women identifying, people of color, LGBTQ+  identifying,  gender non-conforming, and social justice artists" founded by feminist, artist, activist, and educator Sharon Heitzenroder.

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Atlanta fiber artist Sandy Teepen brings her wide range of colorful quilted collages to a solo show at the Southeastern Quilt & Textile Museum in Carrollton, GA.

Lucy Julia Hale's collage "Ongoing Wall Street Scene: Insufficient Shares for Her" has been selected for the Hera Gallery's exhibition "Right to Vote."

The juror Lauren Szumita is the Curatorial Assistant of Prints, Drawings, and Photographs at the Worcester Art Museum. She also currently serves on the Arts and Culture Committee at Anna Maria College.

Two collages by Lucy Julia Hale, "American (Auto) Extinction Graveyard," and "Kitchen Lessons: Heirloom Recipes for Grief," have been selected for the online exhibition "What Are You Voting For?" sponsored by Woman Made Gallery.

Co-Jurors are Sherri Cornett + Karen Gutfreund. Gutfreund Cornett Art is a curatorial partnership that specializes in creating exhibitions in venues around the U.S. on themes of “art as activism” to stimulate dialog, raise consciousness and create social change. https://www.gutfreundcornettart.com/about-us.html

Two collages by Lucy Julia Hale, "Juggernaut Sacrifice: My Own United State With Liberty and Just Ice for Us" and "Traditional Method for Reducing Crowding at Polls," have been selected for the online exhibition "See My Color," sponsored by the Women's Caucus for Art Washington, D.C. Juror for the exhibit is Washington D.C. artist Zsudayka Nzinga.

There will be a virtual reception via Webex on Thursday, October 15, 2020 from 6-8 p.m.

Lucy Julia Hale''s collage "Ellis Island Boy's New York Dreams" has been selected for the ATHICA (Athens Institute of Contemporary Art) 2020 Exhibition "Space" juried by Hannah Israel, Professor of Art and Gallery Director at Columbus State University. Juror and Artist Roundtable Discussion: Thursday, September 10 @ 7:00, Online Streaming Link to Be Provided.

Lucy Julia Hale's collage "American (Auto) Extinction Graveyard" has been selected for the 11th Annual 10x10x10xTieton Exhibition. All works must be no more than 10 inches in any direction, including the frame.

Jurors are Marina Pacini retired Chief Curator and Curator of American, Modern, and Contemporary Art at the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, and Timothy J. Standring, the Gates Family Foundation Curator at the Denver Art Museum.

There will be a virtual gallery as well as a physical one, and a virtual Opening Reception on Saturday, August 8, 12 - 4pm: https://www.mightytieton.com/events/2020/8/8/10x10x10xtietonopeningreception

Lucy Julia Hale's collage "Our Mothers Were Fish: The Feminine Fair Game" has been chosen to appear in the Blue Mountain Gallery's 2020 Juried Online Exhibition, juried by art critic, historian, and professor Martica Sawin.

Two collages by Lucy Julia Hale--"Ellis Island Boy's New York Dreams" and "Southern Girls' Initiation" have been selected for the online exhibition "We Are All Contagious," juried by author, curator, and Artistic Director of Philadelphia Contemporary Nato Thompson. The virtual grand opening will take place on Thursday, June 11, 2020,  6-8 pm.

Join me for an epic, one-night-only evening at Night Air, a multimedia artist collective presenting visual, dance and performance arts at the Callanwolde Fine Arts Center. I will be contributing an experiential piece entitled "Ghost Parade" in collaboration with the Prime Movers youth dance company. Friday March 13. More info here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/night-air-dance-event-at-callanwolde-fine-arts-center-tickets-94672434801

Save The Date - Events in 2020
& CALL FOR ART
ONE EARTH/
ONE CHANCE
70 Artists Standing For An End to Global Warming
2.19.-3.30.2020 EXHIBITION -GSU Perimeter Campus Main Gallery

Art Opening: Feb.19.2020. -- 6 till 9pm
&
3.12.2020 PANEL DISCUSSION -- 7pm
Featuring
Kim Cobb, PhD, Ga Tech Earth Sciences
Andrea Pinabell, PhD, president Southface institute
Katharine Wilkinson, PhD, author DRAWDOWN
Pamela Gore, PhD, Earth Sciences, GSU Perimeter
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Sponsored by:
Women’s Caucus for Art of Georgia
/Art+Activism
Chairs: Sandrine Arons+Callahan McDonough
wcaga.org

Maxine Hess has two works in A Thread Runs Through It a group exhibition sponsored by the South Carolina/Georgia Region of the Studio Art Quilts Association. The exhibit is on view from 1/30/2020 - 4/25/2020. Opening Reception is on 2/22, late morning. 

Women's Caucus for Art has selected two works by Lucy Julia Hale ("Ongoing Wall Street Scene: Unequal Shares for Girls and Women" and "Southern Girls' Initiation: Exposure to Antiquated Sexist and Racist Injustice") for their 2020 National Exhibition "Collectively Shifting," a part of the WCA's national conference Intersectionality at Columbia College in Chicago.

The juror, Cecilia Vargas, a Chicago-based contemporary art curator and writer, is currently the Art Coordinator at Waubonsee Community College.

Maxine Hess has work in this group exhibition and fund raiser for the Cherokee Arts Center in Canton, GA. opening on January 11, 2020. The work will be on exhibit till the end of January.