Millennium Club members will enjoy a wine reception and private tour of the Bill Rastetter exhibition led by the artist and curator Sandra Chanis.
Millennium Club: Bill Rastetter
Millennium Club: Bright/Driscoll
Millennium Club members will enjoy a wine reception and private tour of the Robin Bright/Tom Driscoll exhibition led by the artists and curator Eric Phleger.
Millennium Club: Nodelman
Millennium Club members will enjoy a wine reception and private tour of the Marjorie Nodelman exhibition led by curator Doug Simay.
Beginning Drawing And Painting
Two-day class: Tuesday & Thursday, February 2 & 4, 1:00–4:00pm. Experiment with a variety of drawing and painting techniques using different methods and materials on realistic and abstract imagery.
Exhibition Reception At NCRT
Enjoy appetizers and wine at the first satellite exhibition of 2016 which features artwork themed on NCRT’s play Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure of the Great Nome Gold Rush. Admission is free for all
Creative Kids
Parents can explore the exhibitions while kids ages 2–5 get creative in the studio with art, music, and stories. Projects in this class will study line and include painting with spaghetti.
Instructor: Corinna Stocker
Creative Kids
Parents can explore the exhibitions while kids ages 2–5 get creative in the studio with art, music, and stories.
Creative Kids
Parents can explore the Marjorie Nodelman exhibition while kids ages 2–5 get creative in the studio with art, music, and stories.
Laddie John Dill: Light Sentences And Light Traps
Laddie John Dill manipulates light around austere elemental dunes of sand and planes of metal, creating a dialog of weighty solid materials and shifting lights that results in variable and unique experiences for each individual viewer. This light and dark split-gallery survey combines artwork from Dill’s argon and mercury gas Light Sentences series, a Light Plains sand and light creation, and several new aircraft aluminum wall pieces in the Light Traps series. The combination of materials not typically found in fine art highlights the interplay between intangible and substantial earthy materials, unified into a consistent industrial aesthetic.