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Guest Lecture: Jackie Battenfield
Saturday, January 30, 10 AM – 11 AM
Jackie Battenfield is an artist and educator who specializes in the training of artists with regard to career development. Her new book, The Artist’s Guide, thoroughly examines all aspects of professionalism for the working artist, including time management, relationship building, goal setting, and archiving. This is THE book for understanding the steps involved from studio to marketplace, and it will be on hand for sale and signing.
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Guest Lecture: David Humphrey
Saturday, January 30, 11 AM – 12 PM
David Humphrey is an artist known for his exuberant paintings that combine elements of figuration, landscape, and kitsch. Blind Handshake is his new book of lively essays and reviews from 1990 to 2008, examining artists John Currin, Tony Oursler, Lisa Yuskavage, and numerous others seen through the prism of studio practice, pop culture, and psychoanalysis. The book will be available for sale and signing.
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On Thursday, January 28, we will close early at 7 PM for a private event. We’re sorry for any inconvenience. |
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There’s still time to make a FUNDRED and a difference!
Help us demonstrate that Atlanta cares about a solution to lead poisoning in New Orleans. How? Draw a FUNDRED Dollar Bill, an original, hand-drawn interpretation of a U.S. $100 bill, in our Resource Room. Better yet, bring your school groups, Girl and Boy Scout troops, family, and groups of friends for FUNDRED art-making. There is no cost to create a FUNDRED. To learn more or download a FUNDRED template, visit www.fundred.org.
The FUNDRED Dollar Bill Project continues through March 18.
Read Rebecca Dimling Cochran’s FUNDRED post on
ArtsCriticAtl.com
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