Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Monday, October 5, 2009
See you here!
Join C3's Collaborative Arts Group and Richmond's creative community for a networking event on Wednesday, October 14th from 6 - 8pm at Savor Cafe.
There will be a guest appearance by Mark Lilly's "Farm to Family" Veggie Bus. "Farm to Family" is a 1987 international diesel school bus converted into a mobile micro farmers market. Lilly hopes to provide the Richmond community with fresh grown local produce and homemade products through the mobile concept.
A part of Richmond's Creative Change Center (C3), the Collaborative Arts Group serves as an informal gathering for artists, performers, writers, arts professionals, creative individuals and art appreciators in the Richmond community. Events and meetings take place in galleries, art centers, museums, theaters, or any public venue that supports the arts. Participants are encouraged to collaborate and build connections with the community through the arts.
Special thanks to Savor's owner, Ellie Basch, for hosting the event. Savor is dedicated to serving Richmonders with great coffee and teas, delicious food, and professional service in a comfortable, friendly environment. All of their menu items are made on site, or brought in fresh from local bakers and vendors. Savor is open late every Wednesday and has beer/wine specials and small plates available.
For more information about C3 Collaborative Arts Group visit www.collaborativearts.blogspot.com or contact Elizabeth Kellinger, ebkellinger@comcast.net
For more information about Savor Company visit www.savorcompany.com or www.twitter.com/savorcompany
To learn more about "Farm to Family" Veggie Bus, visit www.Farmtofamilyonline.com
There will be a guest appearance by Mark Lilly's "Farm to Family" Veggie Bus. "Farm to Family" is a 1987 international diesel school bus converted into a mobile micro farmers market. Lilly hopes to provide the Richmond community with fresh grown local produce and homemade products through the mobile concept.
A part of Richmond's Creative Change Center (C3), the Collaborative Arts Group serves as an informal gathering for artists, performers, writers, arts professionals, creative individuals and art appreciators in the Richmond community. Events and meetings take place in galleries, art centers, museums, theaters, or any public venue that supports the arts. Participants are encouraged to collaborate and build connections with the community through the arts.
Special thanks to Savor's owner, Ellie Basch, for hosting the event. Savor is dedicated to serving Richmonders with great coffee and teas, delicious food, and professional service in a comfortable, friendly environment. All of their menu items are made on site, or brought in fresh from local bakers and vendors. Savor is open late every Wednesday and has beer/wine specials and small plates available.
For more information about C3 Collaborative Arts Group visit www.collaborativearts.blogspot.com or contact Elizabeth Kellinger, ebkellinger@comcast.net
For more information about Savor Company visit www.savorcompany.com or www.twitter.com/savorcompany
To learn more about "Farm to Family" Veggie Bus, visit www.Farmtofamilyonline.com
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Crossroads Opening Tomorrow ~ Benefit Art 180
"INDOOR ART WALK, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 6-9pm
Since Friday's weather forecast is questionable, how about spending at least part of the evening with us, dry and surrounded by art? We'll be at Crossroads Art Center at 2016 Staples Mill Road (behind Krispy Kreme on Broad) along with...-artists Linda Hollett-Bazouzi, James Bassfield, Judy Anderson, the James River Art League, the National Art of Recovery Show, and the All Media Show juried by Robert Walz-food from Qdoba, Mexican Grill, Sticks Kebob Shop, Gearharts Fine Chocolates (new to town! hot dog!!), and The Melting Pot, -live music by Quiet Step Ensemble...and its all FREE!! Which means you'll have cash to spare for a beer or a glass of wine to benefit ART 180." ~ This from Art 180's email newletter. Can't say it better myself!
100% of my art sales over the opening weekend (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) will be donated to Art 180: www.art180.org
PLUS:
50% of my art on view is around $20
100% of my artwork is child safe ~ using non-toxic materials and acrylic paints.
Email me if you have any questions ~ iknowtiffany@gmail.com
Friday, September 11, 2009
The Guerilla Art Show & Guerilla Kindness THIS Sunday, Sept 13 in RVA
The 3rd Annual Guerrilla Art Show in Byrd Park on Sunday, September 13, between the hours of 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. The show will be located around the Ha'Penny Stage behind the Carillon. Organized by these cool people:http://slantblog.blogspot.com/
Bring out a picnic lunch and look at some art. Looking is free! As this is a guerrilla art show, I can't say how many other artists will be a part of the show. Artists are encouraged to bring out their work and display it. You don't need any one's permission. No fees. (For info ftrea9@yahoo.com)
I will be set up at the Guerrilla Art Show by 1:00. Here's a preview of my "Guerrilla Garden".
As if it couldn't get better... it does. You are invited to take part in Guerrilla Goodness ~ a beautiful project to inspire kindness for Richmond children. Meet the kindess project organizer Patience Salgado and other Guerrilla Goodness lovers in front of the Carillon (Byrd Park) at 3:00pm.
Here’s her Guerrilla Goodness genius plan:
1. She will pass out addresses to city schools and sidewalk chalk.
2. You head out with friends, family, kids, dogs, grandmothers, artists, whoever…and write positive messages to kids on the sidewalks in front of the elementary schools in Richmond city.
3. Go home blissed out with the kindness high!
4. If you are kid, be super quiet when you are walking to school the next day and everyone around you is talking about the cool art out front. and smile.
Read the invitation here: http://kindnessgirl.com/2009/09/11/guerrilla-goodness-sidewalk-chalk-love-redux/
Bring out a picnic lunch and look at some art. Looking is free! As this is a guerrilla art show, I can't say how many other artists will be a part of the show. Artists are encouraged to bring out their work and display it. You don't need any one's permission. No fees. (For info ftrea9@yahoo.com)
I will be set up at the Guerrilla Art Show by 1:00. Here's a preview of my "Guerrilla Garden".
As if it couldn't get better... it does. You are invited to take part in Guerrilla Goodness ~ a beautiful project to inspire kindness for Richmond children. Meet the kindess project organizer Patience Salgado and other Guerrilla Goodness lovers in front of the Carillon (Byrd Park) at 3:00pm.
Here’s her Guerrilla Goodness genius plan:
1. She will pass out addresses to city schools and sidewalk chalk.
2. You head out with friends, family, kids, dogs, grandmothers, artists, whoever…and write positive messages to kids on the sidewalks in front of the elementary schools in Richmond city.
3. Go home blissed out with the kindness high!
4. If you are kid, be super quiet when you are walking to school the next day and everyone around you is talking about the cool art out front. and smile.
Read the invitation here: http://kindnessgirl.com/2009/09/11/guerrilla-goodness-sidewalk-chalk-love-redux/
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