TICKETING CALENDAR
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SAT, AUG 6 | Dave Crenshaw presents Color + Sound in Concert | EVENT CANCELLED!
SAT, AUG 20 | Music Maker Foundation Showcase | Details | 
SAT, AUG 27| Sean of the South | Details |
EVENT CALENDAR
august
28jul - 22sepjul 286:00 pmsep 22
Event Details
Gallery opening reception: Thursday, July 28th – 6pm – 8pm
Display Dates: July 28 – September 22, 2022
Gallery Hours: Monday – Thursday 10am – 5pm (Wednesdays 11am-5pm) and during Song Theater performances (see event calendar).
Schedule a school field trip to see the exhibit by emailing info@shelbycountyartscouncil.com
Color + Sound is a tactile art installation exhibit that will feature the music of Dave Crenshaw and the art of Lindsay Dyess, Katlyn Coley, Bethany Moody, Jimmy Howard, and Stan Copeland.
The idea for this art exhibit came to life after curator and artist Lindsay Dyess listened to Crenshaw’s album, Color + Sound. She wanted to explore that idea further by creating a sensory based art exhibit where people could explore art installations using multi-sensory stimuli to enhance their understanding of art. The exhibit is a modern art installation with an emphasis on accessibility to all people. This exhibit encourages people to touch, explore and immerse themselves in the installations to get a better understand of the art form.
Each exhibiting artist has experience in different mediums which enhances the uniqueness of each installation. The artists were randomly assigned a different color to use within their work and artists were encouraged to use a variety of textures and items in their work that are interactive and could be inclusive to blind and deaf visitors. Gallery visitors are encouraged to touch, explore, walk through, sit under, stand in the middle of-become part of the work. Art is not just for the sighted, it should be available and accessible for anyone to appreciate.
Click here to check out Dave Crenshaw’s Album Color + Sound on Spotify.
The exhibit is made possible by the Alabama State Council on the Arts and the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama Caring Foundation.
september
28jul - 22sepjul 286:00 pmsep 22
Event Details
Gallery opening reception: Thursday, July 28th – 6pm – 8pm
Display Dates: July 28 – September 22, 2022
Gallery Hours: Monday – Thursday 10am – 5pm (Wednesdays 11am-5pm) and during Song Theater performances (see event calendar).
Schedule a school field trip to see the exhibit by emailing info@shelbycountyartscouncil.com
Color + Sound is a tactile art installation exhibit that will feature the music of Dave Crenshaw and the art of Lindsay Dyess, Katlyn Coley, Bethany Moody, Jimmy Howard, and Stan Copeland.
The idea for this art exhibit came to life after curator and artist Lindsay Dyess listened to Crenshaw’s album, Color + Sound. She wanted to explore that idea further by creating a sensory based art exhibit where people could explore art installations using multi-sensory stimuli to enhance their understanding of art. The exhibit is a modern art installation with an emphasis on accessibility to all people. This exhibit encourages people to touch, explore and immerse themselves in the installations to get a better understand of the art form.
Each exhibiting artist has experience in different mediums which enhances the uniqueness of each installation. The artists were randomly assigned a different color to use within their work and artists were encouraged to use a variety of textures and items in their work that are interactive and could be inclusive to blind and deaf visitors. Gallery visitors are encouraged to touch, explore, walk through, sit under, stand in the middle of-become part of the work. Art is not just for the sighted, it should be available and accessible for anyone to appreciate.
Click here to check out Dave Crenshaw’s Album Color + Sound on Spotify.
The exhibit is made possible by the Alabama State Council on the Arts and the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama Caring Foundation.
