NEW NORMAL AT SUMMIT ARTSPACE
We’re so happy to be open again at Summit Artspace on Tusc! Summit Artspace will be following state directives so visitors will need to register for a timed ticket. Tickets (link below) are good to visit the gallery during public hours. Artists with studios in the building will each have their own reopening timelines and guidelines.
FOUND OBJECTS FIND A HOME IN DISCARDED AND REDISCOVERED
JULY 18 – SEPT. 5, 2020 | OPENS JULY 18, 5 PM
See objects in their second lives as art in Discarded and Rediscovered juried by artist Gwen Waight of Peninsula. For this exhibition, artists are challenged to repurpose, reclaim, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork.
As a consumerist society that is constantly disposing and discarding, what does it mean to rediscover and repurpose? This may be finding value in something that another person has deemed worthless, or reusing an object because of an intrinsic interest ... view more »
NEW NORMAL AT SUMMIT ARTSPACE
We’re so happy to be open again at Summit Artspace on Tusc! Summit Artspace will be following state directives so visitors will need to register for a timed ticket. Tickets (link below) are good to visit the gallery during public hours. Artists with studios in the building will each have their own reopening timelines and guidelines.
FOUND OBJECTS FIND A HOME IN DISCARDED AND REDISCOVERED
JULY 18 – SEPT. 5, 2020 | OPENS JULY 18, 5 PM
See objects in their second lives as art in Discarded and Rediscovered juried by artist Gwen Waight of Peninsula. For this exhibition, artists are challenged to repurpose, reclaim, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork.
As a consumerist society that is constantly disposing and discarding, what does it mean to rediscover and repurpose? This may be finding value in something that another person has deemed worthless, or reusing an object because of an intrinsic interest one might have in it; maybe it’s manipulating a found-object to communicate an idea that it was never intended to communicate. Interpretations of this rediscovery may include assemblages, collages, the use of a nontraditional foundation for a painting, and many more. For this exhibition, artists are challenged to repurpose, reclaim, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork.
Show image ABC aka: i have my own thank you by Gwen Waight, juror for Discarded and Rediscovered.
TICKET CENTER
Visitors will need to register for a free, timed ticket at Eventbrite. Please choose a date and time and complete the registration. If you have questions or are experiencing difficulty, call our office at 330-376-8480.
SUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC
571 W. Tuscarawas Ave., Barberton
GALLERY HOURS:
-FRIDAYS, 5-8 p.m.
-SATURDAYS, 12-5 p.m.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR A FREE, TIMED TICKET:
https://bit.ly/3dYuFb0
To see the guidelines for visiting Summit Artspace, click here:
https://www.summitartspace.org/visitor-guidelines.
HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE.
ELEVATOR AVAILABLE.
See the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for show details:
https://www.summitartspace.org/events/category/exhibits/
Plan your visit by clicking here:
https://www.summitartspace.org/plan-your-visit/
Have questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page:
https://www.summitartspace.org/frequently-asked-questions/.
PLEASE NOTE: All exhibitions are subject to becoming virtual at our website, summitartspace.org, due to the global pandemic.
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