Friday July 11 Exhibit Opening + Art Creep!!!

Written by WPA on July 8, 2014. Posted in Downtown Norfolk, Event, Exhibit, Norfolk, Public Art, Uncategorized, WPA Studio.

Territory Maps

A photography exhibition by Jenny Hueston

Opening Reception: Friday July 11th 6:00 – 10:00 PM

Jenny Hueston’s photographs are a visual record of subcultures and communities, and the surroundings in which they exist. Her work has been recognized by The New Yorker and she travels extensively for her ongoing photography projects. Hueston currently resides in Los Angeles, California.

jennyhueston.com

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Norfolk Art Creep

Friday July 11th 6:00 to 10:00PM

Facebook Event Page

The Norfolk Art Creep combines a traditional gallery crawl of some of the city’s best contemporary galleries with an art & party shuttle that takes you from gallery to gallery to ensure added safety, convenience, and a continuous evening of culture and fun.

+ GALLERY ADMISSION IS FREE AND OPEN TO ALL AGES.
+ SHUTTLE PASSES CAN BE PURCHASED AT http://www.eventbrite.com/e/norfolk-art-creep-er-shuttle-pass-tickets-12109358417

COLLECT AN EXCLUSIVE PIN FROM ALL 5 GALLERY SHOWS (including shuttle) AND GET INTO THE AFTER PARTY FOR FREE!

// PARTICIPATING GALLERIES //

+ LORRIE SAUNDER’S ART GALLERY +
+ MAYER FINE ART GALLERY +
+ NOBILE & AMUNDSEN +
+ THE PARLOR ON GRANBY +
+ ALCHEMY NFK CREEP-ER PARTY SHUTTLE +

LIMITED NUMBER OF SHUTTLE PASSES AVAILABLE – GET YOURS NOW!

More info at the FACEBOOK EVENT PAGE.

Elizabeth Huey “Endless Immersions”

Written by WPA on May 15, 2014. Posted in Event, Exhibit, Public Art, WPA Studio.

Elizabeth Huey

“Endless Immersions”

Opening Reception: Friday May 16th 6:00 – 9:00 PM

Elizabeth Huey’s paintings and collages reflect a broad spectrum of quandaries surrounding humanity and healing. Luminous pairs exchange intimate caresses while individuals immerse themselves in remedies and recreation. Myriad forces — nature, architecture, and history — impact the minds and perceptions of each protagonist. Chaos and order collide and coalesce in the paint handling and spatial constructs. Excavating imagery from a diverse array of sources, Huey continually draws from her own photographs as well as her ever-expanding collection of found photos.

Born in Virginia, Elizabeth Huey presently lives and works in Brooklyn, New York. Before obtaining her MFA from Yale University, Huey earned a BA in Psychology from George Washington University and studied painting at both the Marchutz School in Aix-en-Provence, France and the New York Studio School of Drawing, Painting and Sculpture in New York City. She has been awarded an Artist Research Fellowship from the Smithsonian Institution, a travel fellowship to Italy through Johns Hopkins University, a Terra Foundation of American Art Fellowship and Residency in Giverny, France and most recently, an Artist Residency at Yaddo in Saratoga Springs, NY.

ELIZABETHHUEY.COM

Feigning Repose, 2014, Acrylic and Oil on Wood, 20 x 24 Inches

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“Archetypes & The Uncarved Block” opening Friday April 4th 6-9pm Nobile & Amundsen Gallery

Written by WPA on April 2, 2014. Posted in Downtown Norfolk, Educational, Public Art, WPA Studio.

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A Discussion about “Dazzle Ships” an Exhibition by Lukasz Wierzbowski

Written by WPA on March 10, 2014. Posted in Event, Exhibit, Public Art, WPA Studio.

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“Dazzle Ships” opening Friday February 7th 6-9pm Nobile & Amundsen Gallery

Written by WPA on January 31, 2014. Posted in Downtown Norfolk, Event, Exhibit, Public Art, WPA Studio.

Nobile & Amundsen opening in WPA

Written by WPA on November 26, 2013. Posted in Downtown Norfolk, Public Art, WPA Studio.

We are excited to announce the latest gallery show opening Friday, December 6th from 6-9pm. Please come join us!

AIAHR First Young Architects Forum (YAF) – Social Event

Written by WPA on November 25, 2013. Posted in AIA, Downtown Norfolk, Event, Hampton Roads, WPA Studio.

Following the AIAHR Hardhat Tour at NSU, the first Young Architects Forum (YAF) social event in Hampton Roads was held in our office. Congratulations to the steering committee led by Corrie Machado of PF&A Design for a successful night with an impressive turnout. The purpose of YAF is to be the voice of recently licensed (up to ten years) Architects and architectural interns and to be a catalyst for progress and action within the AIA. It promotes leadership, mentorship, and fellowship for the future of the profession. WPA is proud to be a supporter of this vital organization, and we’re excited to see it be getting off the ground.