Showing posts with label Jackie Milad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jackie Milad. Show all posts

Sunday, January 24, 2010

Photos from the Opening of Jackie Milad's Inside Mouth @ Flashpoint in DC

Jackie Milad's solo show of new work, Inside Mouth, is on view at Flashpoint DC through February 13, with an artist talk at 1pm on that date.

Faces and facial expressions galore! Large grids of tiny heads, photographs, and props to facially interpret the drawings yourself:

Lots o heads!

Lauren Bender makes the best faces.



Ric Royer's faces are ok too

Monday, June 1, 2009

Photos from Rectified @ Gallery Four

Juliana Dail foreground, and Gary Kachadourian's enlarged, photocopied drawing
Rectified, on view at Gallery Four through June 13, features the work of Gary Kachadourian, Jackie Milad, Juliana Dail and Ron Longsdorf:
Michael Dotson looking at Gary's tiny, foldable porta potties

Gary Kachadourian

Jackie Milad above and two below



Ron Longsdorf above and four below





Juliana Dail

Gary Kachadourian

Juliana Dail above and below


Jackie Milad

Juliana Dail
For more information on the exhibition, visit Gallery Four's website
Gallery Four is open on Saturdays from noon-5pm and by appointment, make sure to check it out.

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Openings and Happenings this Saturday:


Rectified Opens @ Gallery Four
Featuring Julianna Dail,
Gary Kachadourian,
Ron Longsdorf and
the fabulous Jackie Milad

5 - 10 pm, so you have no excuse for not attending!
405 W. Franklin Street, 4th Floor
Baltimore, MD 21201

Rebound: Valeska Populoh and Rudy Shepherd
Opening Reception: Saturday, May 9 from 7-9 p.m.
Paperwork Gallery
107 E. Preston Street / Baltimore, MD

Masked Opens @ School 33, Reception from 6 - 9 pm:
MASKED, curated by Joan Weber MASKED is an exploration of work about concealment, secrets, self-conscious and social constructions of identity which ultimately reveal a new face –a brilliant corona of strength, integrity and courage. Each work is a performance piece of sorts; the artists have used their own bodies or their own biographies to very directly create a presence that suggests a story or a secret. However, rather than being a study in psychology or narrative, where one might work to discover that secret, this assembly is exciting in that even while experiencing the powerfully posited content on the surface, we know that there is an equally powerfully complex internal life.

MAP's 23rd Annual Critics' Residency
Saturday, May 9: Public Forum 2pm / Reception 3:30pm
Exhibition Dates: April 28 - June 20

This year's exhibition includes the work of artists: Ken D. Ashton, Jessie Boyko, Dottie Campbell, Bernhard Hildebrandt, Gil Jawetz, Bonnie Crawford Kotula, Kim Manfredi, and Lynn Rybicki.

The Contemporary's 20th Anniversary Party:
Club Bollywood 7:30 pm 100 West Centre Street Third Floor
* Bollywood Cocktails
* Raj Cuisine
* Bhangra Dance
* Bollywood Club Sounds
* Mumbai Bazaar
* and more!

With special guest appearances and a Birthday Cake surprise by Charm City Cakes!
Bollywood or Baltimore Attire
Tickets * Members: $150 * General: $175 * BEST VALUE: $190

General Ticket with One-Year Individual Membership (couples who buy two tickets at this BEST VALUE Price Receive a One-Year Household Membership!)

Ticket Hotline: (410) 783-5720

PHOTOS FROM THE EVENT:





Charm City Cakes Bday Cake!

Erin, Cara and Zoe


It was a windy night!

Monday, April 6, 2009

Highlights from the Transmodern Installations

Third Floor:
Welcoming Ceremony

Edward Knapp's Oracle booth

Emily C-D

Fourth Floor:
Jackie and Tom

Jackie and Sarada's make-over station, above and below


Marian Glebes

Fifth Floor:

Hermione Only

Ryan

Mike Benevento and Andrew Liang's life-size foosball table


Mike Benevento