artSPACE@16 ONLINE: 11th exhibit - SMALL WORKS curated by SAND T

Wednesday, December 24, 2008

11th exhibit - SMALL WORKS curated by SAND T

An Exhibit in All Media Featuring 33 New England Artists. Exhibition Dates: August 3 - September 7, 2002

Image: Works by Heather Pilchard (left) and Leika Akiyama (right).

Image left: Mixed media hanging sculpture by Amy Morrison.

(Malden, Massachusetts - - July 1, 2002) - - 33 New England artists were invited to present a wide range of exemplary work demonstrating innovative uses of technique and materials in all subjects, styles and approaches from realistic to purely abstract. Artworks on displayed are artists' most recent works that are no larger than 18" in width. All traditional or innovative 2D or 3D media, including art object, ink painting, digital, drawing, painting, photography, prints, mixed media, and sculpture.

Fe a t u r i n g 3 3 A r t i s t s

Leika Akiyama (Cambridge), Adria Arch (Arlington), Sara Ashodian, (Nahant), Jasmine Baxter (Dorchester), Christina Chang (Woburn),
Vivian Wenhuey Chen (Andover), Fred Eid (Melrose), James Eng (Waltham), David Fallon (Quincy), Judith Funkhouser (Waban), Sachiko Furui (Winchester), Jeff Hansell (Cambridge), Jason Hsu (Malden), Wesley Kalloch (Malden), Joanna L. Kao (Jamaica Plain), Elise Mannella (Cambridge), Amy Morrison (Malden), Lauren O'Neal (Cambridge), Cielo Oreste (Dorchester), Yin Peet (Wayland), Cuong-Quoc Phu (Malden), Heather Pilchard (Ipswich), Jonathan Santos (Boston), Thomas Schorn (Malden), Josh Silverman (Boston), Stephanie Mahan Stigliano (Malden), Sand T (Malden), Sam Tan (Malden), TattFoo Tan (New York), Luanne E. Witkowski (Boston), Sharon Wu (Acton), Fei Yang (Somerville), and Sophia Yee (Lexington)

Image: installation view.

Image: exhibition installation view.

Image: Mixed media work by David E. Fallon.

Image: Mixed media work by Lauren O'Neal.

Image: Oil paintings by Wesley Kalloch.

Image: mixed media work by Sara Ashodian.

Image: 3D mixed media works by Joanna L. Kao (left) and Sand T (right).

INTRO

Sand T Kalloch
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"Sand T brings together a virtual community of artists and art enthusiasts like to no other in the history of Boston. Her artSPACE@16 community goes beyond the walls of the physical gallery itself. As a Gallery Founder she is inspirational, dedicated and leads with great sense of pride and direction. One that encourages all the community to join her and support her in her journey. Naveed Nour and I greatly admire and appreciate her one of a kind achievements." - – Zohreh, Massachusetts, 2007.

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What They Said.

An ERA | artSPACE@16 + S.T Gallery

"artSPACE@16 is a treasure. Located in an unassuming suburban two car garage, it is of the most vital, smart, contemporary Gallery around...and the director/artist/owner, Sand T, combines professionalism with a fierce agenda of community building which is a rare and welcome combination. Two wicked big thumbs up." - - Rick Fox, Massachusetts, 2007.

"artspace@16 is an intelligent, interesting, and inclusive space. Talk about blooming where you're planted--this gallery puts Malden on the arts map!" - - Lisa L. Sear, Massachusetts, 2007.

THE MALDEN CONNECTIONS

LOCAL LINKS: COMMUNITY, ARTS AND CULTURAL VENUES IN MALDEN, MASSACHUSETTS

"As a member of the Malden Cultural Council, I find the gallery's concept outstanding. ArtSPACE@16 is a major contributor to the vibrancy of the artist's community here in Malden." - - John D'Entremont, Massachusetts, 2007.

"The most varied and frequent exhibits are presented in tasteful artistic combinations. The art and the artists are treated with enthusiasm, respect and encouragement. In fact, the curator encouraged me with my own artwork which resulted in my own exhibits. The enthusiasm has spread in Malden to the city government level. The gallery is a treasure! Respectfully, Ose Manheim, Malden resident, 2007."

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THEY SAID.

COMMENTS RECEIVED.

"artSPACE@16 is not only a venue where art works meet viewers, it is also a place for artists to gather and network. The person behind all the success is Sand T, the gallery director, who tirelessly initiated and supported many other projects, large and small, in her community, such as the opening of Gallery at Elm Street. artSPACE@16 appeared to be at the center of all these activities. I must say that exhibitions in artSPACE@16 are great treats." - XiaoWei Chen, Massachusetts, 2007

If anyone has ever done anything for the community, without getting paid, you will know why Sand T deserves to be nominated. All artists in the world need more Sand T's. - Naveed Nour, Massachusetts, 2007.

THEY SAID.

"This gallery has brought members of the Malden arts community together on a regular basis. The fine talents of Malden artists are featured and heavily promoted by the gallery owner, Sand T. Sand is passionate about her work on behalf of Malden artists. The City of Malden, through her efforts, has forged partnerships with the artistic and cultural members of the community to enhance the quality of life in Malden." – Mayor Richard C. Howard, the City of Malden, Massachusetts, 2007.

All about community supporting art, art feeding community. Sand T has vision beyond the scope of most commercial galleries. – Benjamin Cariens, Massachusetts, 2007.

THEY SAID.

"It's a great mix of leadership and support for art and creativity, artist and expression, and community and interconnectedness." - - Yoshiro Sanbonmatsu, Massachusetts, 2007.

"artSPACE@16 continues to curate diverse and interesting work by artists working in all media within a context that lends itself to conversation. Sand T understands the need for community among artists and art appreciators and also the strength of expanding our artistic community. Community in this sense is inclusive not exclusive, growing rather than insular." - - Meaghan Schwelm, Massachusetts, 2007.

"We need gallery that is so devoted in finding and promoting artists rather than simply exploits artists and make money. Please notice what this gallery is doing is dramatically different than others." - - Toru Nakanishi, Massachusetts, 2007.