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arts in the capital!
Carson
City Courthouse Gallery!
CCAI has launched its 2005 exhibition season
at the Carson City Courthouse Gallery with Small
Vanities: Works on Paper 1997-2004 featuring work by Las Vegas
artist Merrilee Hortt.
The exhibition opened with an artist’s reception on Thursday, February
17 with over ninety people in attendance.
The exhibition presents a survey of Ms. Hortt’s graphic works over the
past eight years. Her mastery of an impressive range of drawing techniques
is matched with an insightful and often humorous visual commentary in her artworks.
The three-month exhibition continues through May 23.
Admission is free and the public is cordially invited. The Courthouse is located
at in Carson City
Click here for
more information-and to read a companion essay by Las Vegas arts
writer Gregory Crosby.
Caffeine!
In collaboration with Comma
Coffee CCAI enters its second year of monthly exhibitions
highlighting the creative work of local artists in the billiards room of the
cafe. Through March we present Western Digital
an
exhibition of work by by students in Instructor Paul Cirac's Western Nevada Community
College media class. featured artists include: Anthony
Teeter Matt
Sgambati Jennifer
McCrosky LeRoy Hunrewell Lee
Groat
and Curtis Elliot.
Artists interested in being considered for a Caffeine! show are encouraged to
read the Caffeine!
FAQ.
Comma
Coffee is located across from the
Legislature.
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Click here for
more information on CCAI's exhibition programs.
JOIN!
CCAI
Membership Initiative!
Entering our third year of programming, CCAI is delighted to continue its membership
initiative. Individuals, families and businesses are enthusiastically encouraged
to join and support CCAI's dynamic programs. Your tax-deductible donation makes
a huge difference. Click here for
details. Join today and enjoy membership benefits in 2005! And our heartfelt
thanks to the growing number of pioneers who have already joined!
Nevada
Neighbors!
Nevada Neighbors CCAI's lecture
series at the Carson City Library featured a slide
presentation by Seattle
Art Museum Curator Lisa Corrin earlier this month. Her
talk, "The Mountain is Out: Art & Curatorial Practice in the
Pacific Northwest" showcased
Seattle's dynamic arts scene. Click here to
read the press release.
Nevada Neighbors events are free and
open to the public. Click here for
details and information on future and past programs!
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Meet
the FWAC'ers!
Comma
Coffee is also the site of our monthly "FWAC" [First Wednesdays Artists Coffee],
an informal, no-host gathering of the local arts community the first
Wednesday of every month from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. One and all are welcome
to drop by!
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CCAI
Artist In Residence!
CCAI's 2004-2005 Artist In Residence is Las Vegas multimedia
artist Ginger Bruner. Ginger
is a radio producer, sound engineer, musician and photographer. During
her residency in the north, she is developing audio projects for Nevada's
airwaves, as well as working with local artists, students and musicians
on a fascinating
range of projects. As they say on air, stay tuned!
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And please check back here for further developments- or better yet subscribe below to the CCAI News Flash! It's free and will keep you posted on up to date CCAI news!
We wish one and all all the best as we blaze the trail in the arts throughout the Year of the Rooster!
Sharon
+ Jon + Melanie
& CCAI's Board
of Directors
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About
The Capital City Arts Initiative [CCAI]: Our
programs include contemporary visual arts exhibitions, publications,
arts education projects, public programs and artists’ residencies.
CCAI is
funded in part by the Carson
City Redevelopment Authority; the Nevada
Arts Council and the National
Endowment for the Arts; the James
W. Calhoun Foundation; Gayle
Crowell; Carson High School; Carson
Valley Veterinary Hospital; Carson City
Library; Nevada
Hispanic Services-Carson City; University
of Nevada Reno Art Department; CCAI's Board
of Directors; BrAG
CCAI's 'Brilliant
Advisory Group' and CCAI's
growing membership. CCAI extends special thanks to Joe
McCarthy Carson
City Public Safety Complex/Carson City
Courthouse Comma Coffee Capital
City Entertainment Millard
Realty & Construction and Simpson Creative.
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