Whitespace artist Michele Schuff is currently completing a 4-week residency at the Schloss Pluschow in Mecklenberg, Germany. Schuff, native Atlantan, traditionally works using an encaustic wax medium, creating colorful, glowing works with undulating surfaces. In her current program at Schloss Pluschow, a converted Rococo-styled manor house in the German countryside, Schuff is both rediscovering her roots and experimenting with new materials.

The Baltic News recently published an article highlighting Schuff’s work and a dialogue about her experience in Germany. The article, written in German, discusses both Schuff’s experience as an American abroad and an artist working in a foreign setting. Continue reading →

Photo courtesy of Karley Sullivan for BURNAWAY

Join us at whitespace at 2:00pm tomorrow, Saturday, April 20th, for an Artist’s Talk with Ann-Marie Manker.  She will be discussing her latest body of work Under the Rainbow, on view through May 11th in the main gallery.  Manker will explain her influences and aims for these incredible psychological narrative paintings, featuring young femme fatales in fantasy settings of clouds, rainbows and waterfalls.  Manker says that in this exhibition, her characters are “under the influence of the rainbow” … stop by tomorrow to find out more!

Vesna Pavlovic's "Real Images" at Seed Space in Nashville

whitespace artist, Vesna Pavlovic has been busy these past few months – with a recent installation, Real Images, at Seed Space in Nashville, Spectator Sports, at the Museum of Contemporary Photography in Chicago, and Continue reading →