March 14, 2017

Curators Spotlight – Meet the Curator- Kayleigh Bryant-Greenwell

Arlington Arts Center’s Curators Spotlight features 4 rising curators and 23 contemporary artists. This year’s emerging curators are Kayleigh Bryant-Greenwell,

–Invisibility Michelle Herman

Betsy Johnson, Katy Scarlett, and Ann Tarantino, and like the inaugural show, Instigate. Activate.|new curators, new ideas, each curator will be responsible for presenting a group exhibition, showcasing the artists and themes of their choice. In this way, four independent shows make up the Curators Spotlight exhibition.

As a result, audiences will experience fresh perspectives, new artists, and a variety of curatorial voices that represent interests ranging from the body and issues around gender and the internet to the politics and poetics of water and the role of labor in artistic production.

#lookingforlove  Nancy Daly

There’s no doubt that the internet plays a huge role in today’s society. Click Here sets out to explore the effect the internet has on society. Eight artists came together to design an exhibit that collectively shows how the digital world can create a false reality, using themes ranging from online dating profiles to our obsession with social media.  


Kayleigh Bryant-Greenwell | Click Here

Kayleigh Bryant-Greenwell | Greenbelt, MD
Kayleigh Bryant-Greenwell

Participating artists: Rachel Bone, Nancy Daly, Michelle Lisa Herman, Dina Kelberman, Lindsay McCulloch, Molly Springfield, Jenny Walton, and Stephanie Williams.

Kayleigh Bryant-Greenwell is an independent curator and writer, and the public programs coordinator at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, where she is building an initiative focused on women, arts, and social change. She holds a BA in Art History from the University of Maryland, College Park, and an MA in Museum Studies from the George Washington University.

 


Curators Spotlight will be on view Jan. 21 – Mar 26.

Emily Fussner: Some Shining Coil of Wind

Through January 24, 2027

Some Shining Coil of Wind is a new site-specific installation by Resident Artist Emily Fussner that continues her long-standing exploration of place, resilience, and the ephemeral.

Fall Classes at MoCA!

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Sign up today for a class or workshop! MoCA offers a wide array of programs for kids, teens, and adults. From drawing and painting, to mixed media and pottery, you are sure to find a course that inspires! Classes fill up quickly so register today!

MoCA on the Move at Met Park

Sundays 10am-12pm

MoCA Arlington at Met Park
Fun for the whole family! No Experience Required offers playful art making activities for children (and their curious adults) every Sunday morning. There will be collaborative, community-built art works, and opportunities to “make and take” works, too.

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