T h e    M y e r s   G a l l e r y    3 0 7   E.   B r a d y
NOTE: STARTING JULY, 2011, NEW GALLERY HOURS ARE: TUES, WED, FRI & SAT 1-5PM
(EXCEPT FOR FIRST FRIDAYS RECEPTIONS) THURS 1-9PM CLOSED SUNDAYS AND MONDAYS

 

YOU COMPLETE ME

Opens Friday, February 3, 6-9pm
by Wichita, KS artists: HACK ART LAB (HAL)
COLLABORATIVE INSTALLATION
at LIVING ARTSPACE SOUTH GALLERY
CLOSING: FRI, FEB 24, 5:00-7:00PM - No Charge


BRIEF DESCRIPTION:  You Complete Me explores the relationships between viewers and technology and the role that cooperation plays in creative endeavors.  Using micro-controlled sensors, GEM and Pd (aka Pure Data is a real-time graphic programming environment for audio, video, and graphic processing) HAL invites the viewers to be active collaborators in the creation of several interactive audio and video installations. This exhibit will be on display from February 3 – 24 with a Closing as part of the New Genre XIX Festival.

 

Here is a flickr set of photos of representative works from Hack.Art.Lab
http://www.flickr.com/photos/charlottestreet/sets/72157625041785440/with/5140197430/
and a detail of Secret Garden and an image of the electronic component of Secret Garden

    

Made possible in part with assistance from the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts.

 

 


EYE 4 EYE 

Opens Friday, February 3, 6-9pm GROUP EXHIBITION
CURATED BY WALT KOSTY
LIVING ARTSPACE, NORTH GALLERY
CLOSING on FRI, FEB 24, 5-7pm

an exhibition which explores artists’ perspective on Capital Punishment entitled Eye 4 Eye in conjunction with the Tulsa Opera’s mounting of Dead Man Walking.

“Tulsa Opera will present selections from Dead Man Walking with remarks by guest conductor Jonathon Pape at 7 p.m.”
 The curator for Eye 4 Eye is Walt Kosty, a Tulsa installation artist, spoken word artist and contemporary arts advocate. 

Made possible by Tulsa Opera, Dead Man Walking Feb 25- Mar 4 with Assistance from Opera America

 
 

 

 

 

CORNER INSTALLATION

 

Living ArtSpace Corner Installation Sites
Living Arts of Tulsa announces 2 opportunities for Installation Artists:
24 Hour Corner Installations.
 
South Corner Installation Site
15’ X 15’ X 14’H

North Corner Installation Site
13’ W X 16’D X 18’H

Artists wishing to show installations should submit a proposal to:
Steve Liggett    steve@livingarts.org   which should include the following:

  1. A drawing of the installation work
  2. A description of the work itself (not what it means or represents) but what it IS.
  3. Any technical needs from Living Arts
  4. Dates available

Artist should understand that Living Arts will not be able to supply any stipend at this point.  We are only able to offer the space and opportunity.  Hanging points are limited – a site visit is strongly advised before proposal is written.
 
Artist will have ½ week to install and most installations will be left up for 3 weeks with 1 day to strike.

 

 

 

        The Myers Gallery is a program of Living Arts of Tulsa which features work by innovative artists needing a venue to exhibit their thought-provoking works, but due to the non-traditional nature of their work have not been able to do so. These presentations include both site-specific installations and gallery exhibitions at Living Art Space and in various locations around Tulsa in order to expand the city's exposure to contemporary art forms. The Myers Gallery Committee reviews proposals each November for the following year's program.

For more information go toCall for Entries.

The gallery space is 75' wide, 30' long, and 12' high and is essentially a large white box with spot lighting which is very flexible in its ability to accommodate unusual works of art. The space is very adjustable with ability to move walls

. Send all information to Living Art Space,  307 E. Brady, Tulsa, OK 74120  
 for further information, contact Steve Liggett at  918-585-1234 or email steve@livingarts.org