Amanda Outcalt- Painter and Metalsmith
New Waves- the Contemporary Art Center of Virginia
Two of my paintings ('Dinnertime' and 'Lauren Serves Up Her Muffins') were accepted into the New Waves show at the Contemporary Art Center of Virginia. The opening of the exhibition will is February 10th from 6-8pm, and the exhibit will remain up until March 13, 2011. Please come out to see my work and the work of many other talented Virginia artists alongside Marc Sijan's ultra-realistic sculptures and Eric Lindbergh's portraits.
Boardwalk Art Show Poster
A painting of mine entitled 'Amanda Enjoys Long Walks on the Beach' was chosen as the image for the Contemporary Art Center of Virginia's Boardwalk Art Show Poster. The painting is now in the permanent collection of CACV, and I have been getting lots of great press! Click here to read the feature on me, which ran in the June 3 issue of the Virginia Pilot's Beacon and the June 6 issue of the Virginia Pilot's Compass.
On Sunday, June 20 I will be at the Boardwalk Art Show signing posters from 10am-1pm. I hope to see some of you there! The Boardwalk Art Show takes place on the Virginia Beach boardwalk from Thursday, June 17- Sunday, June 20.
Obsidian Gallery
I am now represented by Obsidian Gallery in Tucson, AZ! I am excited to have Obsidian carry my metalwork, and they are currently displaying my Self Portrait Brooch Series 2, Zipperhead Necklace, Pear Lady Brooch, Raised Garden Cup, Italy Belt Buckle, and Rainy Day Ring Pair. To view Obsidian Gallery's website, check out my links.
500 Enameled Objects- Lark Books
The book 500 Enameled Objects (a Lark Books publication) is now out. My cloisonne rings are in the book, and all the work in it is really cool. Check it out!
Quirk Gallery
I am happy to announce that I am now being represented by Quirk Gallery! Quirk is an eclectic Gallery on Broad St. in Richmond, VA. Quirk represents metalsmiths, but also has a gallery space for rotating solo and group exhibitions, as well as a sales gallery and the intimate 'vault' gallery space. So if you are in Richmond, stop by Quirk to see some of my work, as well as work by Bob Ebendorf, Marlene True, Elizabeth Turrell, Susie Ganch, and other metalsmiths.