Showing posts with label city-wide open studios. Show all posts
Showing posts with label city-wide open studios. Show all posts

Monday, July 25, 2011

City-Wide Open Studios coming to Cherokee this weekend

As part of the Contemporary Art Museum's City-Wide Open Studios project, there will be numerous spots open along Cherokee this Saturday, July 30, where folks can go take a look at some of the terrific work being done on this fantastic street.

A list of all the participating artists can be found on the Contemporary's web site here.

A convenient printable map of open studios is available for download as a PDF file from the Contemporary's web site. here.

Don't miss it; it's always a wonderful event!

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Contemporary posts printable map for City-Wide Open Studios 2010


The Contemporary Art Museum has put up a PDF map of the City-Wide Open Studios next weekend.  Here are the artists who are scheduled to have open studios on Saturday, July 24 on Cherokee Street.  Don't miss them!


1820 Cherokee Street, 3rd Floor (Lemp Arts Studio)
Jon Cournoyer, Sarrita Hunn (#308), Wonder Koch (#306), Ryan Thayer (#308)

2637 Cherokee Street (Cherokee Photobooth)
Juan Montana

2712 Cherokee Street (All Along Press)
Paul Coenen

2715 Cherokee Street
Peat Wollaeger

2720 Cherokee Street, 2nd Floor (ArtD Gallery & Studios)
Jenn Carter, Scott Ernst, Jennifer Hayes, Carla M. Steck, Bryan Walsh, Vivian B. Waters

2834 Cherokee Street  (AVD + EAVD Art & Design)
Jen Bradford, Amy VanDonsel

2838 Cherokee Street
The Firecracker Press

2847 Cherokee Street (Cranky Yellow)
David Wolk

3022A Cherokee Street, 2nd Floor
RJ Messineo

3026 Cherokee Street (CAMP)
Lyndsey Scott

3157 Cherokee Street (M.S.I.F. Studios)
Michael Stasny

3159 Cherokee Street (MADE Studios)
Jane Linders

Saturday, July 10, 2010

City-Wide Open Studios on Cherokee Street -- who's in?

Work by Dana Smith at the much-missed City Art Supply, Open Studios 2009

Are you participating in the Contemporary Art Museum's City-Wide Open Studios tour this summer -- and are you going to be in an open studio on Cherokee Street?  Let me know, so I can post about it here.


Last year I visited a few spots and saw terrific work, so if you are not in an open studio yourself, then by all means get out and see folks' work this year.  Studios south of I-44 (this includes Cherokee Street) will be open on Saturday, July 24, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.


From what I can tell from the map on the Contemporary's web site, these are some of the open studios on Cherokee this year.  But I'm not as smart as the map so I have a feeling I'm missing people.  Plus, I'd love to let everyone know about the work of individual artists/studios, so if you have an image and/or description of your work and/or a link to a web site or Facebook fan page or additions or deletions or corrections or whatnot, please note that in the comments section and I'll try to get it posted.


 
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