I organized an exhibition of prints at the McIver Gallery at UNCG. The show is called The Multiple Faces of Multiples and runs from 16 February - 12 March, 2007. We're having a public reception for the work this coming thursday, 1 March, from 6:30-8:30pm at the McIver Gallery. If you can, you should come, the work is incredible. I feel really lucky to have gotten to work with such a talented group of people. Bill Fick came in and did a unique, 7' collaged installation of his prints. Bob Gerhart long time former UNCG professor submitted some old prints to the show. John Gall put some great collaged prints and what you might call a 'state' book in the show. Current and former grad students, some undergrads and some very talented kids from Guilford College all submitted work for the show and have made it what it is. I can't thank them enough. And now, PICHARS!!!!

It Begins... Matt, Tim, Brian, Matt	Hanging Prints Matt, Tim, Brian	Matt Installing Some Lithographs	Brian Hanging an Etching	Robert Arranging Some Woodcuts
Guilford Kids Rock Irene, Kay, Amanda and the boys up top.	Matt Delolmo	Tim Grau	Brian Stacy	Matt Hunt
The Fickster Begins His Installation Printmaker and teacher Bill Fick came in and cut up some old proofs to create a collaged print installation.	Guilfordians Brian Stacy, Kay Kelley, Irene Donnelly, Amanda Armbrust	Bill Working Away	Copping a Squat After a Job Well Done	Loren Clemens with her Installation of Screenprints
One Very Happy Curator... ...with his own unfinished space.

-P.

So, yeah, that last post probably didn't make ANY sense. But that's because I'm a slacker when it comes to posting news about life.

So, on the ground floor of the old art building, there was a gallery space. The Teaching and Learning Center has moved into that space now, but they want to keep using part of the space as a gallery to show artwork. So, I stepped up to get those shows organized. It's pretty cool, I'll get a tonne of experience, plus 2 hours of class credit; it counts as ART393 (internship).

So anyway, I thought it would be pretty cool to do a comic and illustration exhibit for the first show; it's something you don't normally see in a gallery (something considered--by some, not me--to be below gallery art), and I hope it'll get people interested in coming through that space.

So, to that end, if you make comics or illustrative artwork and would like to put some up for display, leave a comment or send me an email, let's get it up on the walls.

More later,
-P.