Summer Exhibitions Opening Reception

Saturday / July 9 / 6pm - 9pm EST

Join AAC for a reception to celebrate our summer exhibitions and enjoy open studios with our resident artists!

A Journey Not Soon Forgotten, organized by guest curator Thomas F. James, opens in the main floor and lower level galleries. The exhibition includes work by nine artists: Jessica Elena Aquino, Antonius-Tin Bui & Theresa-Xuan Bui, Ainsley Burrows, Lehna Huie, Sam Husseini, Thiang Uk, Fahimeh Vahdat, You Wu, and Helen Zughaib.

In the Wyatt Resident Artist Gallery, Sarah Hardesty: Time Binding is resident artist Sarah Hardesty’s first solo show since becoming an AAC resident. In the Jenkins Community Gallery, New Visions, Vibrant Memories features work by Simone Agoussoye, Doug Ball, Hasnain Bhatti, Courtney Nguyen, and Will Salha, the five artists who have studios at the Art Studios @ ARC3409, two blocks from Arlington Arts Center.

The summer exhibitions opening reception takes place on July 9 from 6pm-9pm at Arlington Arts Center. Masks are recommended while inside AAC’s building and not eating or drinking and required to enter artist studios. Registration is required and capacity will be limited. Guests are asked to register for timed entry at 6pm, 7pm, or 8pm.

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Experimental and Truland
Global Spotlight: Video Art from Ukraine introduces audiences to four of Ukraine’s leading contemporary artists, with a focus on recent video work.

Rebecca Rivas Rogers: Grey View

February 11 - May 14, 2023

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