“From the Ground Up: a juried printmaking exhibition”
Jurors: Brooke Inman, Megan Nolde, and Jake Urbanski
We made an open call for local printmakers and creators, and Richmond delivered! Celebrate the opening of “From the Ground Up: a juried printmaking exhbition” during First Fridays on Fri., Aug 7th from 5 — 11 p.m.
On Thurs., Aug. 6th from 6 — 8 p.m., join jurors Brooke Inman and Megan Nolde as they demonstrate printmaking techniques and guide attendees as they try their hands at etching, linoleum printing, stamps, and screenprinting! This hands-on soft opening of August’s exhibit will also feature a specialty cocktail!
Selected Artists:
Alex Neckopulos
Amanda McMahon
Amelia Rafle
Arden Shostak
Becca Karabin
Brian Vliet
Cosima Storz
Ella Goldenstein
Ellie Leake
Eva McMullen
Evan Clough
Grace Mae Huddleston
Jay Warburton
Jayden Stanley
Jen Thomas
Jill Zevenbergen
Johnnie Watkins
Kelly Nelson
Laura Cox
Lisa Bagby
Madaline Gardner
Marty McMahon
Miranda Huffer
Olivia Christie
Olivia Smith
Oscar Campos
Rachel Azzinaro
Rian Moses
Roberto Torres Mata
Ryann-Claire O’Connor
Susan Whittier
Terikay Lindsay
Theo Tweeddale
Viktor Marion
Xavier McDaniel
Zoe Lindblad
Can’t wait to see the work? Enjoy a specialty cocktail and try your hand at printmaking at the “From the Ground Up” Soft Opening on Thurs., Aug. 6th from 6 — 8 p.m.
And don’t miss our Creative Happy Hour and Closing Reception on Fri., Aug. 28th from 5 — 7 p.m.
Our Jurors:
🎨 Jake Urbanski
MFA - Indiana University
Owner/operator of “Little Lost Craft” - design and fabrication services
Former gallery coordinator at Main Art Gallery.
“I spend most of my time fabricating things for other artists!”
@jacoburbanski
🎨 Brooke Inman
MFA - Virginia Commonwealth University
Instructor and Print Technician at VCU
Brooke’s practice involves writing, drawing, collecting, organizing, and installations. She works in screenprinting and intaglio.
@brookeanninman
🎨 Megan Nolde
MFA - Tyler School of Art at Temple University
Board Chair, Gallery5
Former adjunct professor of printmaking at Brightpoint Community College.
Megan’s practice includes printmaking in a wide range of forms, as well as textiles, drawing, and installations.
@huzzah_factory
meganleighnolde.com
For over 20 years, Gallery5 has been host to work from hundreds of artists, from established, internationally recognized creators, to burgeoning talent.
Our mission is to make art accessible to the community, and to make opportunities to show work accessible to artists.
Every month Gallery5 hosts a new show, opening in conjunction with Richmond Arts District’s First Fridays art walk. Our shows feature local and regional talent, and our commitment to working with a variety of artists means that the work is diverse, and ranges from printmaking, to photography, to sculpture, to sequential art (and more), sometimes all in the same show.
Special thanks to our Arts for All supporters!