You are invited to the opening reception for a new exhibition of artworks made by participants in Art Lab. The show will be hanging in the long hallway on the fourth floor at DHMC, easily accessible from the reception area. Please join us. 

Anne Arundel Community College

Exhibition dates: November 10-December 12

THEME: Guerrilla

The Cade Art Gallery seeks work that makes a statement or is interventionist in some way. Though urban art is defined as unauthorized art in a public place, the gallery seeks to recreate the feel of the Guerrilla Art revolution within its gallery walls. Artists working in chalk, stencil, sticker art, wheat pasting, fliers, posters, object-leave-behinds, notes, letters, zines, screen printing, drawing, painting, sculpture, appropriation, photography, video projection, art intervention, or any other relevant media are welcome to apply. Works may be "trapped" art that hang on the gallery walls or the walls themselves may be a canvas for a proposed project. Subject matter may range from activism to politics to the playful and imaginative.

JUROR
Lisa Gold currently serves as Executive Director of Washington Project for the Arts, a leading non-profit organization whose mission is to support artists and promote contemporary art in the Washington, DC region. She has over twenty years of diverse experience in arts management, fundraising, development, programming, outreach, marketing, advertising, and public relations.  With a career that began in Washington, DC, her previous roles have included Public Relations and Marketing Director at The Drawing Center, New York, NY; Director of Development and Communications at Socrates Sculpture Park, Long Island City, NY; Outreach and Development Director at apexart, New York, NY; as well as Associate Director and Account Management positions at advertising and marketing agencies in the private sector in Washington, DC and New York, NY.

Click here for complete information about how to apply.