CHROMATOSE AWARDS

BEST IN SHOW($500 Liquitex Grant): John Bohl

SECOND PLACE & TWO PERSON SHOW: Ted Gahl and Tatiana Berg

Locus Magazine Issue 6 Release Party at Windup Space

Nudashank will be featured in the upcoming issue of Locus Magazine. Come out to the release party and support this great local arts publication.

Locus Magazine Issue 6 Release Friday, September 4, 2009 / 7-9 pm WindUp Space / 12 W. North Avenue, Baltimore 21201 / thewindupspace.com

Featuring artists: Emily C-D, Monique Crabb, Liz Ensz, Eamon Espey, Jordan Kasey, Andrew Liang, Alex Roulette, Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum, and Jonathan Trundle; a project by writer Michael Kimball; an interview with Nudashank Gallery, and more!

To purchase a copy or for more info go to:
www.locusartmagazine.org

Followed by S/E/R/V/E/D with Mark Brown and Adam Gonzo!

CHROMATOSE

We received 96 submissions for CHROMATOSE, our upcoming international juried painting show. The following artists were selected by juror Erik Parker for inclusion in the exhibit.

John Bohl (Baltimore, MD)

Edward Max Fendley (Washington, DC)

Tatiana Berg (Providence, RI)

John Slaby (Philadelphia, PA)

Herb Rieth (Tuscaloosa, AL)

Heather Brammeier (Peoria, IL)

Ryan Browning (Mt. Airy, MD)

David Ross (Westminster, MD)

Darren McManus (Lambertville, NJ)

Andrew Kaufman (Brooklyn, IA)

D'Metrius Rice (Baltimore, MD)

Nicholas Moenich (NYC)

Bill Dunlap (Cumberland, MD)

Stuart Lorimer (Scotland)

Ted Gahl (Providence, RI)

David Staniunas (Columbus, OH)

Funhouse by John Bohl

Monad 1 by Darren McManus

The Opening Reception is on August 21st from 7-10pm 

with DJ JDay.

The exhibit runs from August 21st - September 19th, 2009.

Gallery hours by appointment.  

Nudashank

H&H Arts Building

405 W. Franklin St.  

3rd Floor 

Baltimore, MD 21201

nudashankgallery@gmail.com

Photos from the Opening of Where The Sun Don't Shine

Where The Sun Don't Shine is on view through August 8 @ Nudashank.

Studio Visit with Nick Van Woert

We got to visit New York-based artist Nick Van Woert (whose work will be featured in "Where The Sun Don't Shine") in his studio this week to pick up work for the show. Van Woert works with metal, glues, resins, foil tape, and plaster busts among other things; his studio resembles a good humored science lab mixed with an impractical, architectural model shop. Check out some of his awesome work:










Wrapping up busts to go to Baltimore.
See his work in person @ Nudashank starting Saturday, July 11 through August 5.