Showing posts with label wendy kveck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wendy kveck. Show all posts

Saturday, July 02, 2011

Justin Favel: COUNTYCENTER

Rotunda Gallery
Clark County Government Center
500 S. Grand Center Parkway
Las Vegas

An alumni of CCAI's recent spring exhibition, The Radiant City, Justin Favela incorporates humor and art history into this site-specific sculpture installation in the Rotunda Gallery. Borrowing from works in the public art collection at CityCenter, the artist re-imagines these objects for the employees and visitors of the Clark County Government Center. CityCenter’s permanent collection of 20th and 21st century art features works by internationally acclaimed artists. Justin Favela’s COUNTYCENTER features mixed media cardboard works that cover Maya Lin’s Silver River, Frank Stella’s Damascus Gate I, Jenny Holzer’s Las Vegas, and more; all have been appropriated and modified for the Government Center site.

The Las Vegas Weekly's review of COUNTYCENTER is online at:
http://www.lasvegasweekly.com/news/2011/jun/01/riffing-citycenter/

COUNTYCENTER will be in the in the Rotunda Gallery through July 22. For more information contact Wendy Kveck at 869-9002 or wendyccnv@gmail.com or Patrick Gaffey at the Winchester Center 455-7340. The gallery is free and open to the public. The Government Center Hours are M-F 8am - 5pm.

[image by Wendy Kveck, text from the Clark County Parks and Recreation press release]

Sunday, May 01, 2011

Last Two Weeks for The Radiant City Exhibition

CCAI Courthouse Gallery
885 E Musser St
Carson City

This is the last two weeks to see The Radiant City Work by 5 Las Vegas Contemporary Artists: Catherine Borg, Justin Favela, Noelle C. Garcia, Emily Kennerk, Wendy Kveck. With an image taken at the February opening reception, we invite you to stop by the CCAI Courthouse Gallery to see the show; the gallery is open to the public 9am – 5pm, Monday – Friday. The exhibition will close Friday, May 13, 5pm.

We extend special thanks to the Carson City Courthouse and the City of Carson City for their partnership with CCAI.

Friday, February 11, 2011

Opening Tonight! The Radiant City


Tonight | reception from 5 to 7!

CCAI Courthouse Gallery
[map]
885 East Musser Street
Carson City

The Radiant City: 5 Las Vegas Contemporary Artists.
Wendy Kveck
Emily Kennerk
Noelle C. Garcia
Justin Favela
Catherine Borg


Co-curated by Lisa Stamanis and Jon Winet

You're invited!

[Graphic from exhibition flier: "Scientist Studying Alpha Rays." Photo credit:Bill Bowles/NASA. From the Wikimedia Commons. Click on image to enlarge.]

Monday, February 07, 2011

The Radiant City in Carson City!


You're invited!
Opening
this Friday with a reception from 5 to 7 at the CCAI Courthouse Gallery:
The Radiant City: 5 Las Vegas Contemporary Artists
.

Wendy Kveck
Emily Kennerk
Noelle C. Garcia
Justin Favela
Catherine Borg


Co-curated by Lisa Stamanis and Jon Winet

We hope you'll have a chance to attend the reception and see the show. "The Radiant City" provides a great opportunity to see work by emerging Nevada artists working in Las Vegas.

press release | details

[Photograph from CCAI photo album: "Carson Street. February 2011." Click on image to enlarge.]

Wednesday, January 26, 2011

The Radiant City | Save The Date !


CCAI Courthouse Gallery
885 East Musser Street
Carson City

Opening Reception: February 11: 5-6:30 pm
Free. The public is cordially invited.

Facebook users encourage to send out invitations to pals and colleagues!

Curated by Lisa Stamanis and Jon Winet

[Graphic: CCAI flier designed by Simpson Creative. Click on image to enlarge.]

Tuesday, June 01, 2010

Reign of Glass



"Erin Stellmon's work has always been particularly relevant within the context of Las Vegas, as it emerges directly from our culture of neon signage, suburban landscapes, the history of the atomic test-site, implosions of classic landmark casinos and her most recent explorations into CityCenter. However, the iconography of her work carries not only historical weight, but also becomes symbolic of the broader psychic landscape, exploring American value systems and our notions of home, security and community."

Wendy Kveck CAC Director

[Graphic and text from CAC press mailing. Click on image to enlarge.]