Whitespace is pleased to present From Beijing to Atlanta: a works on paper exhibition with Chinese sisters and artists Ling, Bo and Hong Zhang.
(February 26 – April 3, 2010)
Whitespace is pleased to announce and support On the Road / Off the Grid, a new project documenting the adventures of gallery artist and filmmaker Richard Sudden. Directed by Jason Vise and produced by Thirst Media, the documentary program series combines global travel, sustainable design and the development of an “off-the-grid” living project.
To view the video, please visit On the Road / Off the Grid.
Tommy Taylor’s recent exhibit Tangent was reviewed on the Atlanta based visual arts blog BurnAway.
Recently Whitespace inaugurated Ready Set Readings, a series featuring writers and poets. Curated by poet Ann Stephenson, Ready Set Readings demonstrates our commitment to new and innovative writing. Upcoming readings will feature Bruce Covey (March) and Kostas Anagnopoulos (April).
Ann Stephenson is the author of the chapbook Wirework (Tent Editions, 2006). Her poems have recently appeared in The Brooklyn Rail, Coconut, Forklift, Ohio: A Journal of Poetry, Cooking & Light Industrial Safety, Gerry Mulligan and Sal Mimeo. In 2007 Stephenson received her MFA from Bard College. She relocated from New York City to her hometown of Atlanta, Georgia.
(Photo: Jody Fausett. Location: Flannery O’Connor’s home.)
Carol Ann Fitzgerald, the managing editor of the Oxford American, recognized the December show in her SouthernGirl blog.
Where the Wild Things Are (in Atlanta)
Whitespace appreciates Carol’s kind words. Thank you!
The mixologists of Shaun’s restaurant in Inman Park created this lovely martini in honor of Tommy Taylor’s show. Prepare recipe to your taste with the following ingredients:
Mix, Drink & Enjoy!