Opening Reception for "New Painthings: Ted Gahl / Tatiana Berg"

Ted Gahl (left), Tatiana Berg (right)

Nudashank is pleased to present 

"New Painthings: Ted Gahl/Tatiana Berg"

February 12th- March 12th 2010

Opening Reception: Friday, February 12th, 7pm-10pm

Ted Gahl is a painter based in Providence, RI, on the verge of finishing his MFA at RISD. His work was recently featured in Postcards from the Edge @ Zieher Smith, NYC, Not Abstract1 @ Parker's Box, Brooklyn, and the publication MFA Now: The Next Generation of Painting.  

Tatiana Berg is an artist based in NYC and recently received her BFA from RISD. She recently was an artist in residence at the Vermont Studio Center. 

Both artists were awarded this two person show for their work exhibited in CHROMATOSE @ Nudashank this past August. 

The opening reception is part of an H&H building trifecta art evening with shows also opening at Gallery Four (Terms of Use) and the Whole Gallery (Animal Attraction).

Nudashank

H&H Arts Building

405 W. Franklin St.

3rd Floor

Baltimore, MD 21201

nudashankgallery@gmail.com

Closing Reception for "Lordz of the Flyze: Matthew Craven and Julian C. Duron"

Closing Reception:

Friday, February 5th, 7pm-9pm

Nudashank

H&H Arts Building

405 W. Franklin St. 

3rd Floor

Baltimore, MD 21201

nudashankgallery@gmail.com

Installation Shots from Lordz of the Flyze: Matthew Craven and Julian C. Duron

Matthew Craven

Matthew Craven 

Matthew Craven

Julian Duron

Matthew Craven

Review on Radar Redux

Spotlight on DC's Examiner

Show runs thru Feb. 5th

Email nudashankgallery@gmail.com to schedule an appointment 

Closing Reception: 

Friday February 5th 6-9pm

Photos from the Opening of Lordz of the Flyze

Julian Duron and Matthew Craven

Julian, Seth, Alex and Matthew

Matthew's installation (left) Julian's paintings and wall painting (right)

Michael and Ryan

Michael and Lora

Pete and Molly

Mary Helena

Kids from the future

He is also from the future

Stephanie

Shaun and Robby

Matthew S and Lora

Maggie

Caitlin

Max in his gallery outfit

Nudashank receives a Grant from the Baltimore Community Foundation!!

BCF celebrates vibrant arts scene with sprinkling of "confetti grants"

(Baltimore, MD, 12/29/09) The Baltimore Community Foundation recently announced $30,400 in small grants to 15 arts organizations in Baltimore City. The “confetti grants” of $2,000 each were awarded to local arts groups that, though small, have made significant contributions to Baltimore’s vibrant arts and cultural scene in 2009.

“These grants represent BCF’s excitement about the role of the arts in helping Baltimore support a growing economy where all have the opportunity to thrive,” noted BCF President and CEO Tom Wilcox. “Many American cities have rebounded on the strength of a dynamic, emerging arts scene, and BCF is proud to celebrate and encourage the young and emerging arts professionals whose entrepreneurial and transformative work is an important asset to Baltimore.” 

The $2,000 “confetti grants” were awarded not only to celebrate the small arts groups that have helped enrich Baltimore’s exciting arts and cultural scene, but also to encourage these artists to continue to share their creative work with each other and attract new artists and audiences to their performances and exhibitions. The innovative, quirky, and inspired work supported by the grants includes musical performances, nonprofit theater productions, speaker series, art galleries, and exhibition and performance spaces. Applications for the grants were not solicited.

More info here:  http://www.bcf.org/pressroom/news_detail.aspx?nid=160

Congratulations to all the other great arts groups that received support.  
And many thanks to the Baltimore Community Foundation for their generous contribution!!