https://artit.net/article/50
https://publish.exhibbit.com/gallery/280869019749309736/long-gallery-93126/
COLLECTIVE DREAMS is a curated exhibition organised by SAH in collaboration with guest curator Heidi Donohoe.
About Heidi Donohoe
Heidi Donohoe has over 30 years of experience working in the art world. Formerly a head and lecturer of an art and design department in higher education, she became freelance in 2014 to represent up and coming artists in a variety of disciplines.
As a curator she has worked with clients – Arikha Arts Association Ltd and Blain/Southern, London; Sculptor Cathie Pilkington RA; Sculptor Richard Wilson RA; Visual Artist and Sculptor Doris Salcedo at White Cube, Bermondsey, London and presently Photographer and Filmmaker Alison Jackson.
SELECTED ARTISTS
Ruben Cukier
Kevin Lawler
Jak Jak
Silvana Abram
Anatolii Kazymyrchuk
COLLECTIVE DREAMS
Smart Artist Hub is currently accepting submissions for our next virtual group exhibition COLLECTIVE DREAMS.
How do you view dreams?
Do you see dreams as an escape from the real world?
Artistic content is limited only by the bounds of our mental imagery. In dreams, our minds overcome such limitations. Ideas that mould and reshape our known reality flourish. Collective Dreams explores just what it means to be creative. Creativity simply has no boundaries.
The exhibition opens: Friday, 10th June 2022
400 S 2nd St, Бруклин, NY 11211, США
https://rsoaa.com/exhibitions/war-and-peace/
WAR AND PEACE
April 22nd – May 22nd, 2022
Curated by Maria Petrovskaya, Zak Vreeland, Jason Clay Lewis, Amelia Biewald
The Royal @ RSOAA is pleased to present WAR AND PEACE, a group exhibition curated by Maria Petrovskaya, Zak Vreeland, Jason Clay Lewis, Amelia Biewald featuring artists Jeremiah Jossim, Batoul Ballout, Vanessa Spollen, Yulia Gasio, Frank Olt, Elena Chestnykh, Haley Hughes, Dasha Bazanova, Dave Alexander, Denise Sfraga, Helmut Richard Reinelt, Jamie Louis Holman, Anatolii Kazymyrchuk, Brian McCormack, Eric Araujo, and Svetlana Kalashnikova.
War and Peace is a novel by Leo Tolstoy that gave its title to the Open Call. Tolstoy’s War and Peace describes the tragic Napoleon invasion in 1812 in Russia and focuses both on peaceful city life and fierce resistance to military aggression. This duality of the book is present in the current times, with many in the world peacefully enjoying life, while Ukraine – the largest country in Europe – is engulfed in war and eastern Europe in a refugee crisis. The stakes are high: the global order shake-up and the real possibility of WW3 being on our doorsteps. The last global pandemic of 1918 came with WWI, so it’s not surprising that a Covid pandemic would usher the new war in a package.
This open call invites artists that explore the ideas of pain, death, loss, relocation, and fragility of life, but also works that celebrate life and regeneration after the disaster. A percentage of the Open Call fees and Sales will go to support the humanitarian efforts in Ukraine.