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Josh George : Attroupement Opening
ANITA KUNZ “CHIMERA” OPENING
Anita Kunz traveled from Toronto for the show's opening and spoke to a receptive audience about her past work for the New Yorker and Rolling Stone and her more recent personal work. The male nudes evoked a lot of interest as the audience identified the famous men depicted. Anita explained she had done them for fun for a Gay Pride event in Toronto.Visible behind us are several acrylic and watercolor works on paper from a zoomorphic series entitled "Chimera" which exemplify her impeccable technique. These works are not large , reflecting her need in the past to work small and fast as she was so in demand.
First Friday always brings a crowd of visitors to the gallery. Many students from VCU make the rounds and often find inspiration in the works on view.
Posing for the camera !
The male nudes watercolors fascinated viewers as they had fun identifying them.
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Chet Naylor featured on The Artistic Blog
Big thanks to The Artistic Blog for featuring Chet Naylor's Premonitions show.
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Premonitions Opening Show and First Friday
Chet Naylor
Admiring Thea's tattoos
Thea, Ben Sack , Chuck & Mim Scalin
Linda
Viewers
Price list
A closer look
Young fans
Paul & Mum
I Am You opening reception
Opening Reception's guests
Amanda Wachob, Lacey McKinney and Thea Duskin
Gallery visitor viewing the works
Yussef Agbo-Ola’s senior exhibition show
Group Photo opening reception
Artist, Barrett Gordon, enjoys the evening
Thursday's artist's reception guests
Old friends, Meghan Raham, Barrett Gordon and Thea Duskin
First Friday's crowd admiring the work
Thursday's Reception
First Friday gallery opening
Gallerists Geraldine and Thea Duskin with Barrett Gordon
Rêverie opening reception
Artist, Josh George who originally introduced the gallery to Tifenn.
Stellar artist, Sterling Hundley at the opening of Reverie.
A unique First Friday’s guest.
Thea, Tifenn and Geraldine.
Eva Rocha and Tifenn
Ginger Levit of the Alliance Française with Tifenn and Arwen, the subject of Le Renard