Joins us for a dual artist solo exhibition:
Barry Gross + Jeremiah Jenner
Barry Gross

1310 Gallery presents a solo exhibition of works by Barry Gross.
Come see one of America’s leading painters who combines the hyperfocus of Surrealism with Renaissance spirituality and humanism, set to motion with the dynamism and drama of his Baroque passion.

Jeremiah Jenner

Come celebrate an in depth photographic retrospective by Jeremiah Jenner 2000 – 2019.

Jeremiahʼs sleek and minimalistic limited
editions have endeared the media as well
as the serious art collector. National collectors
include the Holiday Inn Corporation, Starbucks,
PBS and the Smithsonian American Art Museum.

RSVP: https://www.facebook.com/events/418108005658444/

Come explore art that encompasses the experiences of LGBTQ women and reflects their global and diasporic perspective. Come mix and mingle, enjoy light bites, refreshments and each other.
At the Edge features artists Niki Lopez, Najja Moon, GeoVanna Gonzalez, Jane Kreinberg, Trish Stypka, Cindy Shaw, Rosaria Aestus Vigorito, Carol-Anne McFarlane, Alana Ashley, Crystal Jaudon, Melirosa Marchena, Texas and Glory, Marjorie Leiva and Kathleen Kadair.

Curated by Dr. Sarah Clunis of Xavier University.

Featured musical performance by Emily Sheila
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At the Edge art exhibition at the 1310 Gallery is a part of a weekend of art, open mic, poetry and performance celebrating LGBTQ women and friends.  For more information on the weekend, click here: thouartwoman.com

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What’s Your Elephant Art Exhibit to Opens with Compelling Art and Performances

Opening Night + Performance: Saturday, August 18th | 1310 Gallery | 6pm-10pm

Artist Niki Lopez will be curating her 10th Annual Art Show at Fort Lauderdale’s 1310 Gallery. She was recently featured on the People Magazine Investigates: Cults series on the Investigation Discovery channel. There, Lopez shared her story of being raised in an abusive cult that thrived on secrecy, until she and other survivors broke their silence, which ultimately brought down the cult and its leader.

This experience inspired her to create a space in her art to share her “elephant” (an obvious truth that is being ignored or otherwise unaddressed) and to passionately provide opportunities for others to do the same. What’s Your Elephant uses a combination of art exhibits, interactive installations, and workshops to provoke and facilitate discussions unveiling issues like gender, discrimination, and abuse.

Visual Artists:

• Adewale Adenle
• Artists for Black Lives Matter #a4blm
• Cathleen Dean
• Cindy Shaw
• Jodi Stoner
• Kristin Beck
• Mary Catello
• Naomi Lauren Ross
• Natalya Kochak – Niki Lopez
• Rene Gordon
• Robbi Potter
• Stonewall National Museum & Archives (COMMUNITY PARTNER
• Susan Buzzi
• Tabatha Mudra
• Talora Michaels
• Teepop
• Tina La Porta
• Victoria Sheridan
• #whatsyourelephant workshop artwork
• Wilbert Simpson

Attendees are invited to participate with an interactive installation to share their “elephant.” Lopez will also host a “What’s Your Elephant” workshop at the location of this exhibition’s community partner – Stonewall National Museum & Archives on Thursday, August 2, 2018.Participants will use creative arts in a safe space to reveal individual or societal “elephants” impacting their lives. “It’s about acknowledging it [the elephant] owning it, so that it doesn’t define you,” says Lopez.

Admission is free and open to the public. This exhibition presents materials of a sensitive nature. Viewer discretion is advised.

Opening night will be hosted by poet Rachel ‘Flow Diva’ Finely and include performances byInez Barlatier,Venus Rising, Mystic Mantra Band, May Reign, Dillon, Morgyn Danae, G. Winston James, Charnell Richards and Chelsea Ward. Music DJ Bumi.

Sponsors: AIDS Healthcare Foundation, Niki Lopez Creative, 1310 Bandits Collective, Very GTV, Panku Literary and Arts Magazine, TBA, and the 1310 Gallery.

For more info on the arts project: http://nikiartstudio.com/whats-your-elephant/

Funding for this project is provided in part by the Broward County Board of County Commissioners as recommended by the Broward Cultural Council and from the Community Foundation of Broward: Fonda, and H. Wayne Huizenga, Jr. Family Trust Fund, Gary J. Scotto Fun and Mary and Alex Mackenzie Community Impact Fund

Sponsor:

AIDS Healthcare Foundation

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2018 Community Partner:

Stonewall National Museum & Archives: Stonewall, our 2018 Community Partner, is a nonprofit, tax-exempt 501(3) that promotes understanding through preserving and sharing the proud culture of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people and their significant role in society.

Exhibition: August 18 – September 29th, 2018

Dates:

• August 2  – What’s Your Elephant workshop at Stonewall National Museum & Archives
• August 18  – What’s Your Elephant – Opening night & performance
• Sept 6 – Ignite Women South Florida / 1310 Bandits Short Film Screening
• Sept 18  – Artists Co-Lab Music Mixer
• Sept 29  – Artists Talk / Open Mic Closing

1310 Gallery has the honor to invite you to the November Exhibition.

Layers: A Conscious Transformation of Energy is a collective art exhibition that explores the concept of the layers of life that affect us, from societal structures and social behavior to interpersonal relationships, self-discovery, inner growth and spiritual evolution.

The exhibition focuses on artists’ interpretations of the impact of these various layers on the self and society and the challenge for individuals to embrace the process of self-discovery to consciously transform their lives at the core and, subsequently, the world around them.

Layers stimulate us to question our notions of identity, normality, and the definition of humanity.

* Opening night: Saturday, August 19th from 6:00pm to 10:00pm, FREE RSVP HERE

* Encore on August 27th from 1:00pm to 5:00pm for the Encore – 

This exhibition contains materials of a sensitive nature that may be offensive to some viewers and may not be appropriate for children.

July 15th, is the main night that includes a line-up of performance artist and a feature performance by Venus Rising! 

June 18th – August 13th 2016

What’s Your Elephant: Art + Performance + Community Outreach

Produced: Niki Lopez of Niki Art Studio, Alana DaCosta & at 1310 Gallery

Deadline for entry: May 27, 2016
Installation dates: June 15-17, 2016
Opening night: Saturday June 18, 2016
Location: 1310 Gallery, Sailboat Bend Artist Lofts

Open to:  all mediums.

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Paintings, Sculpture, Installation art, Video art, Mixed media, 2D & 3D works.  Preference given to

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interactive & installation pieces.

Submitted artwork should fit or complement the theme “Elephant in the Room” which can be either conceptual or literal in context:

Media themes seeking: controversial, hidden agenda, taboos, secrets, discrimination, inequality, privileges,  challenges to social norms,  masks,  cover -ups and other uncomfortable issues we sometimes choose to hide.

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Elephant” as in ‘the elephant in the room’ is metaphorical idiom for an obvious truth that is either being ignored or going unaddressed. The idiomatic expression also applies to an obvious problem or risk no one wants to discuss, It is based on the idea that an elephant in a room would be impossible to overlook; thus, people in the room who pretend the elephant is not there have chosen to avoid dealing with the looming big issue.

An important and obvious topic, which everyone present is aware of, but which isn’t discussed, as such discussion is considered to be uncomfortable.

There will be a panel discussion as well as a month-long interactive piece inviting the community to share their ‘elephant’.

Artists are welcomed to  participate  in a community outreach art project  with local at-risk youth.  Artists who are interested in volunteering in the art project please contact the producers of the show. All participating artists are encouraged to participate in all of the events; however,  the only requirement is to be available  the opening night.

Submission donation of $25 for up to 5 pieces, https://www.acheterviagrafr24.com/viagra-pas-cher/ payable through paypal (nikilopez@gmail.com)

100% of any artwork sales goes to the artist.

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Opening night will include DJ, live performance. Performers, please send an email to nikilopez@gmail.com with links to music

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Two- months long exhibit  will include: performance, drink & draw night, community outreach, and closing/open mic. Dates TBA

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Artists/Organization wishing to collaborate or partner, please contact curator.

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Event Sponsors:

TBA

Select vendors will be available during opening night.  There is a $30 donation & vendor application required.

>>Vendors Form<<

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 Want to help with this event?  Click here

Contact producers:

Niki Lopez

305.975.6262

nikilopez@gmail.com

Websites: www.nikilopez.com – www.nikiartstudio.com

or

Alana DaCosta

786.314.3524

Kr8tiveRebelMusik@gmail.com

Previous shows

This will be the 8th  annual exhibit.  Some clips from previous events include:

2012

2010

2009

About the curator:Niki Lopez is a multi-media artist & activist who works primarily in acrylics, “My representational work allows me to share and explore stories, symbols and concepts from ancient cultures and ideologies, as well as provoke thought as to the probability of life in other dimensions, multiple universes and galaxies, how they are all inter-connected with us here on planet earth”.

Known for her vibrant color palate, Lopez’s often ‘other-worldly’ art has been exhibited across South Florida, New York, and California.

Lopez is also a Graphic/Web Designer known for her community spirit and avant-garde art shows. Niki is passionate about community outreach, and is affiliated with many local non-profits.

• Sign up for Niki Art Studio’s mailing list here
• Facebook for Nik Art Studio here
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Dates:

• June 18th – Opening Night + Performance

• Other Dates – TBA- please check back shortly.

Submission donation of $25 for up to 5 pieces, payable through paypal (nikilopez@gmail.com)

100% of any

artwork sales goes to artist.

>>>ARTISTS SUBMISSIONS<<<

Download Form click here:

Up to -5 pieces $25 DONATE HERE

For consideration, email images (no larger than 2mb)

to the curator Niki Lopez (nikilopez@gmail.com)

Include on the subject line “What’s Your Elephant“

-Name each JPG with your first initial, your last name and image number. (Example: JSmith1.jpg, JSmith2.jpg, JSmith3.jpg).

If you need to make special accommodations for submission of your work, please email nikilopez@gmail.com

Preference given to interactive & installation pieces.

All work must be original artwork – ready to hang or be displayed.

Artwork must include story about
the work.

One Piece $25 DONATE HERE

About 1310 Gallery: A 37 unit live/work art community housing multi-disciplinary visual & performing artist.  The Sailboat Bend Artists Lofts hosts monthly shows every third Saturday of the month since 2008.

Join Us on Halloween for the Opening Reception for “Art Is…” a Juried Art Exhibition on Sat. Oct. 31st between 7-10pm at the 1310 Gallery, Curated by Melisa Caprio and Eliane Harvey

Curator Bios:

Melisa Caprio

Melisa Caprio, author, photographer and creator of Postcards to the Universe™ A Global Movement for Manifestation, is inviting people from around the world to participate in this movement. By using photography, art, personal wishes and desires and sending them out to the Universe via a postcard.  She is photographing the image, the art and handwritten desire. This book is a beautiful, visual representation of people creating and manifesting their greatest desires.

Her inspiration comes from a desire to have a forum where people come together in creative ways for global change. Caprio sees a need for growth, inner reflection, inspiration, and healing. The books being created are meant to inspire through collaboration using art and photography.  She is currently giving workshops on photography, art, transformation and manifestation. She guides her clients on how to create a unique postcard for added effect on the power of creative intention. Her site (www.postcardstotheuniverse.com) is interactive and Caprio features the postcards that she receives on her blog.

She is the author/publisher of Creative, Fun and Easy Tips on How to Photograph Children 10mg levitra and Animals and Smart-Ography: Simple Tips on the Art of iPhone and Android Photography (Amazon). Caprio has been featured and interviewed on her Postcards to the Universe book and project on blog talk radio shows Sterling Spin Radio and Meaningful Connections. She has also been featured numerous times in the local newspaper Sun Sentinel: Broward and Palm Beach News on her work. Caprio also features her work on a regular basis in fine art galleries in South Florida.

Melisa Caprio (www.melisacaprio.com) is an inspiring and experienced photographer. She received a fine art degree from Florida International University. Caprio was one of the selected few asked to study with renowned curator and historian, John Szarkowski, Director of Photography at New York‘s Museum of Modern Art– MOMA (1962-1991). Caprio owned and operated a Fine Art Photography Gallery in Hollywood, Florida for three years. She was personally asked to become the staff photographer for Dolphin Human Therapy by the president and founder where she worked for seven years photographing handicapped children receiving therapy with dolphins.  She has gleamed powerful insights

from the dolphins and children. Her work from Dolphin Human Therapy has been published extensively throughout Europe. She successfully helped launch a toddler’s modeling career with her photography.   In 2014, Caprio was nominated to Fort Lauderdale’s Art Commission panel, whose goal it is to bring art into the community.

Eliane Harvey

Eliane was born in Brazil moved to United States on her twenties. She is a self-taught artist, who learned a lot by reading about the old masters like Leonardo Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Rafael, and others.

Throughout her life, Eliane has spent a lot of her free time drawing, painting and taking workshops from artists all over Brazil and United States.

Eliane attended and studied mechanical design at the SATC Technical School in Brasil. As she continued her art career while working for Cecrisa and Ceusa as a ceramic tile designer. The tiles that she designed were produced in Brazil and offered for sale in both Brazil and Europe.

Composing is the focus point of her finely detailed paintings, and the final result of her art works are due entirely to how it naturally composed itself.

“I love to create with the respect of human form, but no accepting the way things are I must formulate my own vision. Creating visions on canvas is a sense of relief for me. It allows me to interpret my feelings and share them with the world. My bodies of work communicates energy and mystery”. – Eliane Harvey

For more information on Eliane visit: http://www.elianeharvey.com/artist-bio/