Hera Gallery

Casey Wiebust is Exhibiting in The World's Smallest Art Gallery from October 15, 2011 through December 1, 2011. Casey's Artist Statement: My goal as an artist is making the surreal and magical world I often imagine believable. My imagination takes me to a world of supernatural beings and settings in which I wonder, "Is there really a 'middle earth’ with witches, goblins, wizards and fairies?” My artwork has revolved around this theme for the past few years. My interest in the fantastical world derives from my childhood; I grew u p in Jamestown Rhode Island, my house surrounded by woods, brooks, gardens and of course, witches, fairies and gnomes! The World’s Smallest Art Gallery is: • A kiosk on the So uth County Bike Path ( http://southcountybikepath . org/ ). It is located in Peace Dale where the bike path crosses Route 108. The kiosk is a beautifully designed and built structure that has two display cases. Each measures 42” X 41” x 2”. The cases are weat...

CALLING ALL ARTISTS! LIVING ARTS of Tulsa is accepting proposals for artwork of every sort. SEND: a written proposal with description of the work to be presented video documentation, CD/Audio tape, 10-15 slides of work, or CD or DVD (Mac/PC) with images in jpeg format (900 x 1200 maximum). Be sure to title and correspondingly number your work as well as include media, size, artist bios/ phone numbers/ addresses/ e-mail addresses/ technical requirements for work's presentation SEND TO: Steve Liggett at 307 E. Brady Tulsa, OK 74120 for more info please visit steve@livingarts.org phone:918-585-1234

HEY EVERYONE! October 15 from 6pm-8pm will be yet another NOT SO SILENT Auction. Tickets ARE ONLY $5 at the door! There will be hors d'oeuvres and live music so stop in for all the festivities...

These first two images are prints that dealt with experimentation of opposition. I was upset with these prints as a whole but later realized that it was because I had grown accustom to the reverse image that I had been carving. These prints are called "Erra Erra" which I found to be an amusing title. These next two images are great examples of the style of graffiti that I developed over the years. I try to be attentive and creative with my letter placement and combination. The overall goal is to make the letters flow into one solid image. The piece on top; "Yesir" and the below; "Angel"

Hello everyone! My name is Leander Jaques and I am more than excited to be meeting all of our associates throughout the upcoming months. I am a born and raised Rhode Islander from the Wickford area in North Kingstown and absolutely love this state. I am currently taking studio art classes at URI and am a big fan of instate tuition. Following the 2012 spring semester I am returning to the New Hampshire Institute of Art for my senior year where I will receive my BFA in Illustration as well as a minor in Printmaking. Art is something that has surrounded me for my entire life. With a tattoo artist for a grandfather, mother, and aunt, I have been exposed to a vast breed of characters in the art world. And with a grandmother who lives for traveling, I have been privileged to experience some of the world's most beautiful art from the Vatican and all its wonder to the mesmerizing halls of the Louvre. It is this clash of artistic exposure that has influenced my style of work and has broaden...

The gallery was abuzz with great artwork and phenomenal people last Saturday night for the opening reception of our current show, NEW WORK, featuring six of our associate members. Check out the pictures below, all courtesy of Claudia Flynn :