STAUNTON — The Staunton Augusta Art Center announced its first-ever artist residency program, "Arts in Practice," running throughout the month of August and culminating in a closing reception on Sept. 6.
The groundbreaking program brings together a diverse group of talented artists, offering a unique opportunity for the community to engage with art and artists in an immersive and interactive setting.
"Arts in Practice" features the work and creative processes of the following artists:
- Dwell Collective
- Sarah Jones
- Joshua Yurges
- Barbara Holt
- Jill Kimbrough
- Rob Mertens
- Noelia Nunez
- Barbara Bernstein
- Candace Christy
During the residency, the Staunton Augusta Art Center will transform its galleries into a dynamic space where visitors can witness a variety of artistic practices. Attendees are invited to observe the artists at work, participate in discussions about their techniques and processes, and experience the evolution of their art in real-time.
"We are excited to launch our first artist residency and provide a platform for these talented individuals to share their creativity with the community," said Angus Carter, Executive Director of the Staunton Augusta Art Center. "This program is a testament to our commitment to fostering artistic expression and cultural engagement in Staunton."
The residency will conclude with a festive closing reception on Sept. 6 from 5-8 p.m. This event will provide an opportunity to celebrate the artists' achievements, view completed works, and enjoy light refreshments.
For more information about "Arts in Practice" and the Staunton Augusta Art Center, please contact the center by email at info@saartcenter.org
The Staunton Augusta Art Center is dedicated to promoting the visual arts and enhancing the cultural vitality of the Staunton-Augusta community. Through exhibitions, educational programs, and special events, the Art Center provides a welcoming environment for artists and art enthusiasts to connect, create, and celebrate the arts.
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