Shell, a new work to be created for 621 Gallery by The Bridge Club collaborative, will investigate the boundaries between physical and psychological space as well as between performer and spectator, past and present, and art and daily life. This work, combining installation, video, and live performance, will feature a fabricated room that doubles as
Come out to 621 Gallery for First Friday on February 4th. Exhibits include “Everything Comes Alive when Contradictions Accumulate,” by Ron Longsdorf, an investigation of the personal relationships people tie to materials and objects. Additionally featured is “Speaking to the Bones,” which features work by 621′s new Resident Artist, Amy Fleming, and an installation by
Ron Longsdorf, born in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, is an artist and independent curator, currently residing in Spartanburg, SC to live and work for 11 months with HUB-BUB Artist-in-Residence Program. He has exhibited throughout the United States, including, Delaware; Pennsylvania; New Jersey; Brooklyn, NY; Virginia; Baltimore, MD; Ohio; Lexington, KY; Minneapolis, MN; North Carolina; South Carolina; Texas,
Come out this First Friday (Dec. 3rd) for 621 Gallery’s Winter Wonderland Children’s Exhibition! There will be hot cocoa, a winter wonderland photo opportunity in the Nan Boynton and, of course, the children’s art exhibition. On Dec. 11 from 8am-10:30am there will be a reception featuring crafts, activities, breakfast and, most importantly, Santa in the
This November, 621 Gallery is presenting our annual Art Sale. This Benefit and Art Sale showcases the artwork of the most popular artists and artisans exhibited at our gallery. Proceeds from this event are used to fund exhibits and art education for the entire year at the gallery. The Benefit and Art Sale opens on
Glitter Chariot has returned!
October’s First Friday exhibition – A juried South Eastern regional conference for Photography
Eloisa Guanlao “Luminous Ontogeny” Organisms, many extinct for million of years have, unintentionally, donated their bodies for human consumption and progress. This installation is made of pieces of translucent rice casts of creatures that make up fossil fuels, which literally drive our lives and our economy. Their celestial reappearance encased in translucent rice sheets illuminates