Friday, January 22, 2010
Uncategorized Weekend Arts Agenda: Blue Moon
Posted by Wyatt Williams @wyatt_williams on Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 5:51 PM
There are some shining stars in Atlanta's arts scene this weekend, including a fundraiser for WonderRoot, luminous photographs from Jack Spencer, and a great show of record cover art. Jiha Moon will probably shine the brightest, though, with her solo show Blue Peonies and Impure Thoughts at Saltworks. Check out BurnAway's great preview and more events after the jump.
Friday
New photographs from self-taught artist Jack Spencer and Lynn Geesamen will open at Jackson Fine Art. The reception begins at 6 p.m.
A thirty-year retropective of Steven Sachs's work opens at Barbara Archer at 7 pm. Visit Barbara Archer for details.
Saturday
Community arts center and venue WonderRoot is holding a fundraiser at Eyedrum. They suggest that you, "Wear a tee shirt to this graffiti-themed party and collect drawings, inscriptions and signatures in a night filled with local music, locally grown and produced gourmet delectables, bike-powered-blender margaritas, a silent art auction and fun." Visit WonderRoot and Eyedrum for more details.
Saltworks Gallery will host an opening reception for Jiha Moon's Blue Peonys and Impure Thoughts starting at 6 pm. This is Moon's second solo show at Saltworks, featuring new works on paper and an installation. Visit Saltworks for details.
Sunday
Grammy-award-winning graphic designer Susan Archie's cover art is included in Spruill Gallery's Run For Cover, a retrospective of record cover art.
Run for Cover continues at Spruill Gallery through March 6. Visit Spruill Center for the Arts for more details.
Time Line featuring works by John Paul Floyd and Stephanie Dowda continues at Young Blood Gallery until January 31.
The Boxes Project by Chung 'Fanky' Chak continues at Eyedrum until January 31.
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