The Edgewood Avenue Bridge will be closed for renovation starting April 3rd, continuing on through 2014! The renovation will replace the old bridge with a structurally sound design, incorporating the Beltline and pedestrian paths. While we are thrilled about any and all things Beltline, the construction will make it a little more difficult to get to whitespace. If you are coming from Continue reading
Sarah Emerson’s latest creation in her Underland series is underway in the form of a large mural adorning three walls of the Haskell Atrium Gallery at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Jacksonville, Florida. The project will be Continue reading
“To emerge is to come into existence, to become evident, to come into sight or view.”
Meg Aubrey, "Lost," oil on canvas
Whitespace artists Meg Aubrey, Matt Haffner and Seana Reilly are currently on view in the T-gate Exhibition Gallery at Atlanta’s Hartsfield Jackson Airport as part of E-Merge: Contemporary Atlanta Artists at Hartsfield Jackson International Airport. Curated by Hope Cohn, this exhibition contains over forty works by Atlanta artists in a variety Continue reading
We are pleased to announce that whitespace artists, Seana Reilly and Marcia Vaitsman have been awarded a $2000 Idea Capital Travel Grant for their joint video installation project “Heisenberg Boulevard.” Reilly and Vaitsman will be traveling out west to complete the project, a large-scale installation showing geographically and chemically active landscapes where evidence of chemo-physical exchanges is visible. These unromanticized views of nature (volcanoes, tsunamis, earthquakes, geysers, tornadoes, planets, stars and moons) will be presented as sources of energy Continue reading
Constance Thalken with whitespace artist, Suellen Parker at the opening of 1.2cm =
Thank you to everyone who came out for the opening of 1.2 cm = an exhibition of photography by Constance Thalken. The exhibition addresses the paradoxical relationship between the smallness of an invasive tumor (1.2 cm) and complexity of its impact on the body and mind. The work speaks to Continue reading
Seana Reilly, AtramentalMain, 2012, graphite on dibond, 72 x 48 inches
The Science of Letting Go
In the Black issue of Drain magazine, Casey Lynch interviews Seana Reilly to explore the process and inspiration for her sublime, introspective graphite “pourings.” Reilly explains in detail her interest in Vipassana meditation, geology, and philosophy, offering readers a glimpse into her artistic journey, while Lynch highlights Reilly’s awareness Continue reading