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Frank Gonzales: Sacred Spaces Featured in American Art Collector

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Frank Gonzales: Sacred Spaces Featured in American Art Collector

Caroline Hudson-Naef2023-05-22T11:02:50-07:00

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Vision Gallery and @chandlerarts are closed today Vision Gallery and @chandlerarts are closed today through Monday! We hope everyone has a great Memorial Day weekend ☀️
Next Friday, June 2 from 6-8pm, join us for the op Next Friday, June 2 from 6-8pm, join us for the opening reception for Untraditionally American at Vision Gallery! RSVP at the link in our bio. When conjuring up a mental image of a traditional American home, some might envision a 1950s suburban house with a white picket fence, perhaps with a dog and some children playing in the front yard. Versions of this stereotype have been playing out on television shows for nearly 70 years – from Leave it to Beaver to The Brady Bunch, and Family Matters to Modern Family- but does it still resonate today? Fewer families are able to purchase homes due to rising costs and stagnant wages, and many queer and non-binary people are redefining what family means to them by forming familial bonds outside of their blood relations. For many, the stereotypical American Dream depicted in media and pop culture is a narrative that no longer fits, and they are finding freedom by writing their own story. Artists Kat Davis and Brianna Noble were raised in what they perceived to be traditional American homes, but as adults, their lives are anything but traditional. For this exhibition, both of the artists dive into their respective domestic spaces to redefine what living the American Dream looks like from the inside out. #ChandlerArts #DowntownChandler #VisionGallery #AZArtist #AZArt #ThingsToDoChandler
Love crafting? Does the sight of hundreds of rainb Love crafting? Does the sight of hundreds of rainbow beads fill you with joy? Are you looking for a fun activity to do with a friend? If you answered “yes!” to any of those questions, sign up for our Art Social: Pony Bead Tapestries class on June 10! Participants will use a grid technique to turn original drawings into pixelated beaded tapestries. Registration is now buy one, get one free! Sign up at the link in our bio and then email vision.gallery@chandleraz.gov to reserve your second free spot to bring a friend. Led by Merryn Omotayo Alaka, @merrynalaka #ArtSocial #VisionGallery #ChandlerArts #DowntownChandler #ArtClassesAz #AzCrafting #ThingsToDoChandler #visitchandler
Our Pueblo Alto mural project is in the books! 🎉 Part of our Neighborhood Public Art program, this project has been over a year in the making. It’s our most community-engaged project to date and we couldn’t be happier with the outcome. We had a blast celebrating with everyone on Sunday! This mural was made in collaboration with artist Edgar Fernandez (@8ahau) and the Pueblo Alto/Hightown community. The imagery symbolizes what the neighborhood most wanted represented about themselves, including their vibrant, inclusive community spirit and their rich history as one of Chandler’s oldest neighborhoods. Thank you to Edgar for your amazing job working with the community and representing their vision. Thanks also to @grapejuicevillain and @miguel_angel_godoy for your assistance on this mural! We could not have done this project without Leon Espinoza (@esposmexicanrestaurant), who was our fantastic community partner and provided us with a space to hold community meetings, the location for the mural, supplemental project funding, and more. Lastly, thank you to the Pueblo Alto/Hightown community for your participation and trust! We hope you enjoy this beautiful artwork in your backyard for many years to come. Stop by to see the mural in the parking lot of @esposmexicanrestaurant on Chandler Boulevard! 🎥: @dvmariot #ChandlerPublicArt #PuebloAlto #Hightown #LoveChandler #ChandlerArts #ChandlerArtsCommission #esposmexicanfood #PublicArt #AZMurals #VisionGallery #westchandler
We’ve been working on a lot of projects that hav We’ve been working on a lot of projects that have all wrapped up recently. These pole designs were created by @miguel_angel_godoy in collaboration with the the students at Shumway Leadership Academy. The unveiling last week was especially fun, and Miguel did an excellent job of engaging the students. Check them out in person at Provinces Park when you get a chance. #publicart #azartist @cusd80 @cusdfinearts #arteducation #arteducationmatters #arteducator
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