The Opening of 3 Americas! at Cork Gallery, Lincoln Center, NY, NY September - October 2001 ! (in the immediate aftermath of the World Trade Center attack, the show went on!!)
l to r, Susan Holland, organizer and curator, Judith Wray of Visual Arts League, sponsor, Robert Raquita, and Lyka Cox, Hanging Committee and crew.
More photos of the exhibit HERE , courtesy of Valweb.org
Ansgard Thomson, 3 Americas logo artist and
Judith Wray, sponsor through Visual Arts League At right, an exhibit: the dress made for Susan Holland for the Official Opening by Canadian chain link artist Dylon Whyte |
Dylon Whyte Dancing Dress
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To right and below, several of the groups hung at the show. Two sizes were allowed, and the subject was required to be heads or figures showing cultural context of the country of the artist. We had seventy pieces to hang!
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The Traveling Exhibit:
Moving from two larger venues, 3 Americas moved through the NY/NJ area under the auspices of V.A.L., thanks to Judith Wray. The works were displayed in municipal buildings, libraries, and other civic centers.
Designed to be a "traveling exhibit" the works were sturdily presented in versatile box-like frames that allowed traditional and also innovative display.
Pictured is Bob Rakita, tireless project consultant, handyman and crew with one of his several large wood sculptures that were part of the exhibit.
Designed to be a "traveling exhibit" the works were sturdily presented in versatile box-like frames that allowed traditional and also innovative display.
Pictured is Bob Rakita, tireless project consultant, handyman and crew with one of his several large wood sculptures that were part of the exhibit.
