The Unicorn Stables Project
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Roanoke Times
Mike Allen for the Arts & Extras w/ Mike Allen gives the stables a spot on his blog again, discussing our call for submissions! Thanks Mike!
http://blogs.roanoke.com/arts/2011/01/secret-histories-of-a-space-age-art-exhibit-call-for-submissions/
http://blogs.roanoke.com/arts/2011/01/secret-histories-of-a-space-age-art-exhibit-call-for-submissions/
Call for Submissions
Submission call for our newest show "Secret Histories of a Space Age". Submission deadline is February 16th.
email submissions to unicornstablesproject@gmail.com
We are looking for futuristic, dystopian, sci-fi and fantasy art in any media (including performance, sculpture, and video work). Work must be ready to hang. Show opens March 3rd, and is included in the Roanoke Marginal Arts Festival. Show will run till March 12th. | http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=121293221277783 |
Shrines!
Our friend Alexis Meyer made us this amazing and wonderful video of our Shrine show!
Shrines from Alexis Meyer on Vimeo.
we love it! thank you so much!
( link-http://vimeo.com/18984253 )
Shrines from Alexis Meyer on Vimeo.
we love it! thank you so much!
( link-http://vimeo.com/18984253 )
Roanoke Times
The Unicorn Stables Project got a short write up in the Arts & Extras w/ Mike Allen
One of the comments on this write up was: "This show was disturbing to me. Very reflective of our violent times…I left feeling empty and sad for humanity."
Success!
Shrines and Other Things
Saturday, January 15, The Stables had its most successful event to date. Shrines and Other Things had over twenty artists sharing their interpretation of shrines through photography, poetry, paintings, installations, and sculpture. It was serious, it was lighthearted, it was scary, and it was amazing. Thank you to all the contributing artists and community members that made it possible!
Parlor Tour
This Holiday Season the Unicorns participated in the Historic Old Southwest Holiday Parlor Tour of Homes in Roanoke, presenting work in the home of Katherine Horn.
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