Art Advice Launches on Blog
We are thrilled to announce a new regular feature on our blog! In Art Advice, ACAC Artistic Director Stuart Horodner and other art experts weigh in on pressing questions from artists, collectors, dealers, and patrons. In the inaugural edition, Stuart responds to WonderRootâs Maggie Ginestraâs question about how artists can seek critical feedback outside the realm of art school. Next week, he discusses discerning commercial art from fine art. Email us your art-related questions!
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Help us cross the finish line!
We are close to meeting our goal of raising $5,000 to help bring John Packâs and Gary Hustwitâs The Olympic City exhibition to Atlanta! The City of Atlanta matches every dollar donated, making your gift DOUBLE. Visit the power2give website and be a part of bringing this thought-provoking work to your city.
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Pearlstein is the BOMB
One thing that distinguishes the artists that ACAC shows is that their work is the subject of articles, interviews, and reviews in international magazines and journals. Weeks before Alix Pearlstein's The Dark Pavement opened, it was being discussed in a thoughtful interview conducted by Bomb Magazine. See clips from her previous videos and her thoughts about camera movements, improvisation, and a desire to bring actor Gene Hackman out of retirement.
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January Member Spotlight
“As an artist, I believe that it is crucial to allow the public to not only interact with artists’ work, but also the artist themselves, as they both feed each other in a special way.” So says Atlanta artist and sculptor Iman Person, who is featured in our January Member Spotlight. Check out the blog to find out what she enjoys most about being an ACAC artist member.
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