Showing posts with label gallery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gallery. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Run run as fast as you can....To U.turn...


Wow! It has been a whirlwind month over here at U·turn. Just a reminder that this Saturday is your last chance to see Jessie Bowie's show, Don't Be Scared Be Prepared. Gallery Hours are Noon to 4:00 PM.

Also, don't forget next Saturday, December 5 (7-10 PM) we will be filling the gallery with tempting, saccharine things to eat and look at. The month of December provides us with an opportunity to do something a little different, the gallery will be having a one night exhibit, It's Been a Rough Year For Ginger.
During this evening we will display, discuss, appreciate and in some cases consume art or art-adjacent projects that employ gingerbread as its primary medium. We are excited to receive traditional gingerbread houses, along with contemporary art projects that use foodstuffs in objects and installations.

We would love for you to stop by!

- Molly

Friday, September 4, 2009

We are U⋅turn.


Let's get started shall we.


Our mission statement:


U⋅turn Art Space is a collective-run alternative arts space that was initiated in fall 2009. The U⋅turn Art Space collective is comprised of five Cincinnati-based artists: Molly Donnermeyer, Matt Morris, Patricia Murphy, Zach Rawe and Eric Ruschman. Each month U⋅turn delivers fresh, compelling exhibitions of emerging and established artists. The gallery has a special interest in new developments in sculpture and object making, but is excited to represent the contemporary landscape of art as broadly as possible. Our goal is to bring shows into Cincinnati that are relevant; that provide an opportunity for discourse, ideas, and play to be forced together, awkwardly or elegantly, and offer itself to a viewing audience. Along with art exhibitions, U⋅turn hosts a range of accompanying readings, performances and events that raise probing questions and plural perspectives. U⋅turn’s efforts are intended for audiences in the surrounding Brighton district, Cincinnati at large and the whole of the Midwest. Opening receptions for exhibitions usually take place on the evening of the first Saturday of every month to coincide with other gallery openings in the area. The gallery will also have regular hours on Saturdays from 12-4 pm. Other viewings are by appointment. Gallery is free and open to the public, with street parking in front of the space and on nearby streets.