Friday, March 7 - Sunday, March 30
Sarah B. Smith Gallery
Jane Skafte: Can’t See the Forest
First Floor Gallery South
Dawn Hanson:What’s Left? What’s Right?
First Floor Gallery North
Mark Chapman: Lessons in Art Learned at an Exhibition
Second Floor Galleries
Jurgen Ziesmann: Between Fantasy and Biology
Associates Gallery: Botanicals
| ARTIST TALK | DAWN HANSON | SATURDAY MARCH 29 | 3 PM
| ARTIST TALK | DAWN HANSON | SATURDAY MARCH 29 | 3 PM
Saturday, March 29, 3:00 pm: Dawn Hanson
Dawn Hanson will share her journey as an artist and activist and lead a conversation about how we can use our art for the greater good of society.
Hanson is also known for her activism and protest art. Hanson’s newest works provide less-than-subtle commentary on real-world ramifications of the last election. Without naming names, she shines a light on the absurdity, corruption and injustice in American politics today. Her thought-provoking works invite and educate people to engage in the democratic process.
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Located one block from the downtown Charlottesville area, McGuffey Art Center is one of the oldest artist-cooperatives in the country, housing 45+ renting artists within the building and 100+ artists within the art center’s association. The artists within our community participate in varying ways to support McGuffey Art Center’s growth through teaching classes and workshops, showcasing works in exhibitions, participating and holding events, and doing community outreach.
