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VISUALâARTS AND ARTâCENTER ⢠The GGAC is seeking volunteers and working artists to man the gallery space daily. Artists may even be provided a studio space for use while working in the gallery without charge. Ask for details.  ⢠Art classes have resumed at the GGAC by artist/educator Valerie Everman. Private lessons are available for youth for a small fee on varying dates and times. To learn more about classes and lessons, contact Everman on her Facebook. ⢠Musician Don Rigsby will begin offering music lessons and may be contacted directly to register for classes at (606) 776-5894 or look for him on Facebook. ....
VISUALâARTS Exhibits Events ⢠June 11, 6 p.m. â A performance of âWomen Speak.â Copies of the anthology are available in The Dairy Barn Art Center Gallery Shop. The gallery is at 8000 Dairy Lane, Athens. Hours are Wednesday through Sunday, noon to  5 p.m. Admission is $5; free for members. Reservations to view the exhibition can be made at www.dairybarn.org. To learn more about WOAP visit womenofappalachia.com GRAYSON GALLERY AND ARTâCENTER ⢠April 17 and 19, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. â Dropoff for Celebrate the Earth art show and sale. ⢠April 17 â Grant workshop with Doris Fields of Beckley and artist Rebecca Hall demonstrating. ....
of LEXINGTON, Ky. (March 16, 2021) The University of Kentucky Art Museum has assembled a collection of work by celebrated mixed media artists for its newest exhibitions opening today. “Sew What” brings together nationally renowned artists Elana Herzog and Ben Venom known for their work combining materials with celebrated Lexington artist Jessie Dunahoo, an artist who was deaf and blind and worked out of the city s Latitude Artist Community. As a complement, “Come Together” showcases work from the museum collection that also employs the use of collecting and combining of materials. Both exhibitions are free and open to the public. Sew What brings together three distinct artists who share a love of common materials (fabric, clothing, rugs, plastic bags) and an urge to investigate their potential as component parts of larger objects and installations. Their completed works offer meditations on the history of assemblage, especially aspects of recycling, lab ....