From the Archive: Inaugural exhibition
Name:
From the Archive: Inaugural exhibition
Date:
March 28, 2020
Time:
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM PDT
Event Description:
The ECF Art Centers are pleased to present From the Archive, the inaugural exhibition at Suite 300 Gallery & Zine Library connected to the ECF Art Center Whittier. From the Archive will showcase a selection of works from the archives of ECF's five progressive art studios and include work by prolific artists throughout ECF Art Center's history. The exhibition will include interactive sketchbook art, works on paper, digital art videos, and a colorful mural. Zines created at the ECF Art Centers as well as collected from progressive studios will also be on view. From the Archive is co-curated by ECF Artist, Maurice Isaac from the Downtown LA studio and Program Director, Adriane Mota.
Since 1968, the ECF Art Centers have provided adults with developmental disabilities a place to explore their creativity and freedom of expression. At ECF's five art studios located across Los Angeles County, artists with developmental disabilities are encouraged to communicate their personal and creative vision. Talented instructors provide artists with guidance in a variety of media, including painting, drawing, printmaking, digital art, and ceramics. ECF's approach to mentorship and professional development in the arts has been the catalyst for hundreds of artists to achieve their personal and professional goals. . For more information about the ECF Art Centers visit www.artecf.org.
The ECF Art Centers are part of the Exceptional Children’s Foundation, providing the highest quality services for children and adults who are challenged with developmental, learning and emotional disabilities – empowering them to reach their greatest potential. For further information about ECF please visit www.ECF.net.
Join ECF for the opening reception, refreshments provided. Free parking and accessible studio. Suite 300 is located on the third floor.
Since 1968, the ECF Art Centers have provided adults with developmental disabilities a place to explore their creativity and freedom of expression. At ECF's five art studios located across Los Angeles County, artists with developmental disabilities are encouraged to communicate their personal and creative vision. Talented instructors provide artists with guidance in a variety of media, including painting, drawing, printmaking, digital art, and ceramics. ECF's approach to mentorship and professional development in the arts has been the catalyst for hundreds of artists to achieve their personal and professional goals. . For more information about the ECF Art Centers visit www.artecf.org.
The ECF Art Centers are part of the Exceptional Children’s Foundation, providing the highest quality services for children and adults who are challenged with developmental, learning and emotional disabilities – empowering them to reach their greatest potential. For further information about ECF please visit www.ECF.net.
Join ECF for the opening reception, refreshments provided. Free parking and accessible studio. Suite 300 is located on the third floor.