Nigel Hall

October 12 - December 18

Opening Reception October 12, 7-8:30pm

City Arts Center presents the work of Nigel Hall, Royal Academician.  Organized with Annely Juda Fine Art, London, UK.  This exhibition spans four decades and includes two sculptures, more than 35 drawings, and 25 maquettes, models and small sculptures.  Hall's work has been exhibited around the world and is in numerous public collections including Tate Gallery, London, Musee National D'Art Moderne, Paris, Museum of Modern Art, New York, Kunsthaus Zurich, Switzerland, the Art Institute of Chicago and the Dallas Museum of Fine Art.

Delvie McPherson

Circle Gallery:  October 12 - November 6

Opening Reception October 12, 7-8:30pm

Delvie McPherson, an Oklahoma City based artist, metalsmith and jewelry designer, will create a mixed media installation using found and natural elements in the Circle Gallery.  Delvie McPherson was selected as an Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition 2010 Momentum Spotlight Artist.    

 

 

Cafe City Arts 2011

18th Annual City Arts Invitational

January 28 - February 12, 2011

Coincides with our annual fundraiser for the Eleanor Kirkpatrick Gallery.  This exhibition features 35 local, regional and national invited artists.  Exhibition continues in the Circle Gallery.  

 

 

Maggie Casey

March 1 - May 14, 2011

Portland, Oregon based sculptor/ fiber artist Maggie Casey uses thread to build volume and define space, often creating work that seems to defy gravity.  She creates both large installations and smaller wood and fiber boxes. A graduate of the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, she has exhibited in Philadelphia, Maine, Maryland as well as Oregon. Casey was selected as one of 25 emerging artists to be a Searchlight Artist by The American Craft Council in 2008.

Harry Shearer

The Silent Echo Chamber

Circle Gallery:  March 1 - May 14, 2011

The Silent Echo Chamber brings together videos compiled by artist — Harry Shearer, the film, television and radio personality and political commentator. While a writer and cast member on Saturday Night Live in the 1980s, Shearer discovered the satellite news feed. Fascinated by this wealth of material, Shearer began to collect and post what he considers “Found Objects” on his own website. Each video includes well-known media and political figures captured in those awkward moments before going live on the air. Shearer does not alter the expressions and actions of the figure, leaving the viewer to seek their own meaning of the well-known personality in these little seen very normal moments.

Courtesy Susan Inglett Gallery/I.C. Editions, Inc., NYC, NY.