621 Gallery is pleased to present Ann Frantic: A Retrospective, an exhibition of Ann Morley’s paintings and clay works. Ann Frantic’s light-infused work is simultaneously whimsical and contemplative, with bright, playful forms masking more solemn themes. Catalogs as well as giclee prints are available for purchase during gallery hours.
Opening: First Friday, March 5th, from 6pm to 9pm.
Exhibition runs from March 5th through March 26th.
Read the story about the exhibit in the Tallahassee Democrat’s online Limelight. It was written by 621 board president Jeff Whipple :
The 621 Gallery is a 3000 sq.ft. contemporary art gallery in Tallahassee, Florida. It was established in 1981 and regularly has more than 1500 visitors per month. The gallery is located in an art park along with 80 studios, galleries and shops. It’s within walking distance of Florida State University, Florida A&M University and the Florida state capitol. The First Friday openings are huge parties.
The main gallery is 77’ x 30’ with a 20’ ceiling and track lighting. No air conditioning. Our other gallery is 31’ x 14’ for one-person or smaller group exhibitions.
We are seeking proposals from artists and curators for the 2010/11 season. Individuals should apply but may be paired with other artists (there’s a lot of space).
For application guidelines click the link at the top of the column at the right that says Show@621
The deadline has been extended to March 1st.
The 621 Gallery is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit venue dedicated to presenting art without regard to commercial viability.
