VIRTUAL ART SALON

The New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA)’s Immigrant Artist Mentoring Program (IAP) is pleased to announce our first Virtual Art Salon with artists Adishetu Oyibo, Juan C. Escobedo, Tanika I. Williams, Han Qin, Kiana Honarmand, and Fernando Vieira. Created and produced by IAP alum Rupy C. Tut and Jason Wyman, the Virtual Art Salon gives art lovers from across the world a rare opportunity to see new artworks by immigrant artists in San Antonio, Oakland, New Jersey, and New York, learn more about the artists and their process of making it, and watch peer-based feedback on a question asked by the presenting artist.

UNTIL IT SHATTERS

Curated By: Samantha Reynolds
Second Saturday Reception: Saturday, November 14, 2020 - 6:00pm to 8:00pm
Exhibition Dates: November 6, 2020 to November 30, 2020

Exhibition Artists: Greta Liz Anderson, Salome El, Guta Galli, Nimah Gobir, Kiana Honarmand, Kuo-Chen "Kacy" Jung, Rebecca Kaufman, dani lopez, Cathy Lu, Kija Lucas, ChiChai Mateo, Joyce Nojima, Dimitra Skandali, Indira Urrutia**, Katherine Vetne

ESSENCE OF DEMOCRACY

Wearing My Burden

The Essence of Democracy is a new Arts Project ONLINE virtual event series featuring conversations with artists whose work gives voice to those often unheard. Ann Lalik, gallery director and arts coordinator at Penn State Lehigh Valley (PSU-LV), will moderate the panel consisting of the artist, PSU-LV faculty or staff and a student whose discipline, life experiences and interests align with the artist’s message and concept.

WANDER WOMAN 2

Lead Producing Artist: Rea Lynn de Guzman
Exhibiting Artists: Kimberley Acebo Arteche, Aynur Girgin Westen, Kiana Honarmand,
Kacy Jung, Mido Lee, Joyce Nojima, Azin Seraj, Pallavi Sharma, Pamela Ybañez, and Minoosh Zomorodinia

Wander Woman 2, the second iteration of Wander Woman, provides an empowering and engaging platform for Bay Area-local, APA immigrant women of color, who vary in professional backgrounds from emerging to established. Its mission is to highlight the artists and their work, and to amplify their voices by presenting significant conversations surrounding issues of equity, gender roles, and underrepresentation. Further, it aims to foster deep connections within the community and beyond.

ACROSS THE SPACE SEPARATING

Solo Exhibition, Duris Ulmann Galleries

Exhibition Run: January 13 – February 27, 2020
Artist Talk: Tuesday, January 14, at 5:00pm

Introductions 2019

Jurors: 
Marcela Pardo Ariza, Susie Kantor and Ramekon O'Arwisters
2nd Sat Reception: 
Saturday, September 14, 2019 - 7:00pm to 10:00pm
Exhibition Dates: 
Sep 11, 2019 to Sep 28, 2019

Invulnerable Routes 

Aggregate Space Gallery

Seventh Annual International Video Open Call

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Featuring works by Stefani Byrd, Emilie Crewe, Kiana Honarmand, Olivia Lathuilliere, Deepa Nair, Can Ozmen and Meltem Gürlevik, Sophia Schultz Rocha and Nick Lennon, and Arezou Zibaei.

Opening Reception: 7 February, 6-10 pm

Second Saturday Artist Talk: 8 February, 11:00 am-12:30 pm

First Friday Event: 6 March, 6-10 pm

40 UNDER 40

THE NEXT GENERATION OF AMERICAN METAL ARTISTS

Metal Museum
Memphis TN

LOUD SILENCE

Expressions of Activism

Sordoni Art Gallery

Curated by Heather Sincavage 

Featuring: Sobia Ahmad | Elizabeth Catlett | Judy Chicago | Lesley Dill | Alex Donis | Dyke Action Machine! | Diane Edison | Rachel Farmer | Nicholas Galanin | Cannupa Hanska Luger | Julie Heffernan | Jenny Holzer | Kiana Honarmand | Julia Jacquette | Rashid Johnson | Dona Lief | Hung Liu | Juan Logan | Liza Lou | Ana Mendieta | Harvey Milk | Miller & Shellabarger | Theodore Newman | Jessie Oonark | Martha Posner | Jessica Posner | Sara Rahbar | Faith Ringgold | Alison Saar | Betye Saar | Ellen Shumsky | Lorna Simpson | Kiki Smith | Nancy Spero | Annie Sprinkle | Zoe Strauss | Linda Stein | Lien Truong | Kara Walker | Helen Zughaib

Contemporary Renaissance Women

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Artist Panel Discussion

The Banana Factory presents a panel discussion with select artists from Contemporary Renaissance Women.  Moderated by Martha Posner, the discussion will focus on overcoming gender inequality and leading as a female artist. It will focus on what influences the studio practice and how to empower women to continue making. Opportunities exist for women artists to support each other. 

Marilyn Minters can be quoted saying, “Art isn’t gender. It’s whether you have a vision or not.

Artists featured are: Lydia Panas, Erin Anderson, Heather Sincavage, Katie Hovencamp, Ann Lalik and Jill Odegaard

Transformed: Digital to Corporeal

Juror and Curator: Kiana Honarmand

The Kresge Gallery at Marywood University and the 8th International Conference of Contemporary Cast Iron Art-Transformed: Digital to Corporeal. This juried exhibition showcases artworks using advanced digital technologies. Artists are encouraged to consider the conference theme, "Post Industrial Iron: Divergence, Dialog, and New Directions."

The Kresge Gallery
120 Insalco Center for Studio Arts
Scranton, PA 18509