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November Issue
2009
Charlotte Artery
Holds 2nd Art Attack on Nov. 13 - 20, 2009
The five artists calling themselves Charlotte Artery are hosting the second of six exhibitions in alternative spaces in town. This exhibition will be in South End and opens on Nov. 13, continuing through Nov. 20, 2009, in a warehouse space located at 130 West Bland Street in Charlotte, NC's South End. Hosted by Greg Pappanastos, the group will exhibit new works in the large circa 1930s warehouse space against exposed brick walls and rough concrete floors the exhibition will be open from 6-9pm both Friday nights and by appointment.
This second Art Attack exhibition will include art by all the founding members of the Charlotte Artery including: Dan Allegrucci, printmaker, Julie Benda, printmaker and mixed media artist, Ashley Lathe, painter, Janet Lasher and Bev Nagy, fiber and mixed media artists.
Charlotte Artery has a unique take on the current state of the economy: With the help of grants from the North Carolina Arts Council and the Arts & Science Council, the artists are mounting a series of exhibits in "non-art" spaces including those underused by the collapse of the real estate market. The artists plan "to transform alternative spaces into temporary art galleries for shows that highlight some of the talent that resides here in the Queen City."
For further information
check our NC Commercial Gallery listings, call 704/942-4790 or
visit (www.charloteartery.com).
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