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WHO?
- Arts Alive is a project of the Kennedy-Douglass Center
for the Arts Volunteers, and was started in 1986.
Arts Alive attracts hundreds of art and craft lovers
from a three-state region and beyond. Wilson Park in
downtown Florence is packed with people for two days
as they stroll, meet the artists, and purchase. Arts
Alive is a family event, and families flock to the Park
to participate!
Arts Alive, a juried show, is open to artists and craftspeople.
Exhibitors in the past have been varied and have included
painters, sculptors, furniture and jewelry craftspeople,
stained glass artists, textile and fabric artists and
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WHAT?
- Arts Alive is a juried gallery exhibition at the Kennedy-
Douglass Center for the Arts in Florence, Alabama, and
includes artist booths in adjoining Wilson Park. Artists
from around the country come to sell their wares.
Art Patrons, Arts Alive sponsors and participating
artists and craftspeople are invited to a Gala reception
on May 17 from 7 - 9 p.m. At the Gala, awards are
given. |
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Saturday
& Sunday,
May 17 & 18
9 AM until 5 PM - Saturday
9 AM until 5 PM - Sunday |
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WHERE?
- The Kennedy Douglass
Center for the Arts and Wilson Park, downtown Florence,
Alabama |
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HOW?
- To download an application
to exhibit or to participate in the juried show, click
HERE |
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JUDGES
W. Lowell Baker
is Professor of Ceramics at The University of Alabama in
Tuscaloosa. He came to the Tuscaloosa campus in 1991 as
Chairman of the Department of Art. In 1999 he stepped
down from the chair and went back into the classroom
teaching Ceramics. Baker has taught workshops across the
United States as well as in Bolivia, Nicaragua,
Guatemala, Japan, Cuba and Singapore. His work is
collected internationally.
Miriam Rogers
Fowler is a
native of Birmingham, Alabama. Retired as Curator of
the Department of Education and Public Programs at
the Birmingham Museum of Art, Ms. Fowler has an
undergraduate degree in Art History and a Masters in
Public History from the University of Alabama at
Birmingham. Previously, she was director of the
Madison-Morgan Cultural Center where she directed a
history museum, art galleries and performing arts
stage. For six years she was Manager of Alabama
Artist Gallery, a state gallery under the auspices
of the Alabama State Council on the Arts.
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