Really excited to announce that my newest sculptural drawing has been accepted into Small Favors at The Clay Studio in Philadelphia. My first exhibition since covid.
Inauguration: Wednesday May 10, 6-8 pm
Open: Monday-Friday, 10-4 pm, free of charge
Chilean artist Jacqueline Unanue is part of the two person exhibition Atacama—an inspiring and rich Desert, at The Embassy of Chile to the United States, in Washington DC. Also exhibiting: Cristina Montero.
Abstract Painting | Solo Exhibition | Muse Gallery
Jacqueline Unanue is part of The Woodmere Annual: 80th Juried Exhibition, curated by artists Michelle Angela Ortiz and José Ortiz-Pagán. She is featuring her large scale piece Gaiamama I, acrylic on canvas, 57"x 125" (145x 317 cm)
The opening reception is on Saturday, June 4 from noon-3 p.m.
No registration is required. No timed-tickets or tickets of any kind are required. The event is free and open to the public. If you have questions about visitor policies, please call the front desk at 215 247 0476.
Twentieth Anniversary of Life and Art in the US
Curated by Ricardo Guajardo Romero
Artist Reception: Saturday, October 16, 2:00-4:00PM
Gallery hours: Monday- Friday 10 AM- 4 PM
Evening visits by appointment only
Phone: 610-558-5626 E-mail: dimarinn@neumann.edu
* Image: Meditation XXI, 2020, acrylic on canvas, 24"x 30" (61x 76 cm)
In partnership with the African American Museum in Philadelphia’s Anna Russell Jones: The Art of Design exhibition
Join us for a special screening featuring Anna Russell Jones, Betty Leacraft and Betye Saar, three women of African descent who have led trailblazing and pioneering careers as artists, often using their work to make pointed and powerful political statements.
Betty Leacraft: Shape Shifter of Textiles
Produced by Jere Edmunds, Edited by Ellen Reynolds
(USA, 2021, 20 min)
Uncluttered compositions, bold color and balanced structure are core values in my abstract work. In Double_Space I bring two bodies of work together: mixed media prints and carved, painted wall objects. They both originate from printmaking and celebrate the uplifting nature that color can bring to our lives. My non-objective work explores the power of color to unite, enhance and define space. A limited palette and geometric shapes derived from architectural forms reflect my minimalist and graphic principles, which embrace my gravitation towards order.
