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How to Host a Home Art Show

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Artists Lunch & Lecture

Artist Lunch & Lecture- by NMSAF & ATB

MidiCi The Neapolitan Pizza Company | 218 Clematis Street | West Palm Beach, FL 33401

Wednesday, August 29, 2018 from 12:30 PM to 2:00 PM (EDT)

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Save the Date for Collaboration: African Diaspora Exhibition

Event Dates

(Events are subject to change. Additional events TBA.)

• Wed. Sept. 12- Preview & Media Blitz 11:30am-8:00pm

Chef Boris’ &  Anthony Burks Sr Art Tasting Experience  
Food (TBA) 4:00pm
Signature Drink (TBA) 6:00pm

• Thurs. Sept. 13– Grand opening 7:30pm-10:00pm

VIP Food Tasting by Chef Boris. ( Limited Regular & VIP Tickets available)

Drinks

Band

DJ

• Sat. Sept15  – “Meet the Artists of the Diaspora”

Artists talk about their work 6:00-8:00 p.m.

Gallery will be open until 10:00 p.m.

Drinks

DJ

•      Sun. Sept. 16 – Workshops by various artists 12:00pm-6:00pm tickets to be sold

            Gallery will be open until 9:00 p.m.

•      Mon-Wed Sept. 17-19 – Gallery opened for business 12:00pm-10:00pm (Available for private mini meet-ups)
•          Thurs. Sept. 20- Ann Marie Sorrell’s Chronicles of a Serial Dater book signing

      ·         Fri. Sept. 21- – “Artists Lunch & Lecture” 12:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

             Business development for artists

             Gallery will be open until 10:00 p.m.

    •      Sat. Sept. 22– “Brunch & Lecture” 12:30 pm. – 2:00 p.m.

               Ticket sales to be announced

           Spend your afternoon attending a panel discussion of art professionals who service the art  community. 

           Closing-DJ

          Gallery will be open until 10:00 p.m.

Collaboration: African Diaspora Exhibition 2018 Artists

Congratulations to all the artists who are participating in this year's show

Adriana Ficarelli

Ahimsa Teabout

Alfonso “Masplata” Rendón

Andrew Hollimon

Anthony Burks Sr.

Ashlee Breyan 

Ashley Ariana

Barbara Cheives

Brian Wood

Caron Bowman

Cynthia Simmons

Edrian Thomidis

Farida Gul Haroon

George Taylor
Gerry Johnson

Gillian Kennedy Wright

Henrimae Bell

Isadore Smith

Jacqueline Sullivan

Jamaal Clark

Jared McGriff

JanJaK II

Katiana Jarbath Smith

Kianga Jinaki

Lawrence Jean-Louis

Lupe Lawrence

Lyndale Pettus

Nate Dee
Paul Guirguis

Ramel Jasir

Renata Rodrigues

Robert McKnight

R. Jackson

Scott Jeffries

Shakeera Thomas

Shani Simpson

Shawn Henderson

Trina Slade-Burks

Walter Johnson

Tickets for Opening Night Collaboration:African Diaspora Exhibition

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History of Collaboration: African Diaspora Exhibition

HISTORY

The vision of this is to have an African Diaspora (The African diaspora was the movement of Africans and their descendants to places throughout the world – predominantly to the Americas)

This is the third installment of the exhibition.  Originally created in 2013, the African Diaspora had displayed a vast variety of artists from around the country.  We have achieved this not simply hanging art on a wall or sitting it on a pedestal. It was accomplished by unique story telling through the eyes, hands and lips of the artists themselves. 

Created and curated by the ATB Fine Artists & Designers LLC, the “Collaboration” brand was established as a Pop-up exhibition format, which allows artists to hosts exhibitions in alternative spaces & not at a permanent location.  ATB’s Anthony & Trina Burks, fiber artist Barbara Cheives and jewelry designer, the late Lea Jefferson, founded “Collaboration”.  The first few exhibitions started in the Burks’ home in Northwood. Since then “Collaboration” has exhibited over 350 artists under several themes. (I.e. Salute to Women, Students of Collaboration, Boys to Men)

The focus of Collaboration: African Diaspora Exhibition is to show the community that there is another aspect of art & culture in a community that many of the Palm Beach County community have yet to experience.   The concept of art itself does not have to be in reflection of the diaspora. 

Previous host locations:

Armory Art Center:  2013

Palm Beach State College (Palm Beach Gardens campus): 2015

Center for Creative Education: 2016

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