4-6 PM Artist Talk & Closing Reception, Saturday September
Thursday, September 16:
CWOS Unjuried Festival Exhibition on view at Artspace through Saturday, October 2nd.
Sunday, September 19:
2-4 PM Speed Networking Event
Hone your skills talking about your work in a lively speed-networking format. Meet individually with curators, respected artists, and arts professionals from across the state. All spots are filled.
Friday, September 24:
5-8 PM City-Wide Grand Opening Reception + Exhibition at Artspace featuring representative works from all CWOS artists.
Saturday and Sunday, September 25 & 26:
CWOS Weekend 1, featuring studios in Erector Square.
CWOS Weekend 2, highlighting studios throughout New Haven. West Side on October 2 and East Side on October 3. Details to be announced.
Saturday, October 9 & 10:
CWOS Weekend 3, installation-based work on view at the Alt Space at Coop Center for Creativity.
Click Here to Register (Check the box for 2010 CWOS Alternative Space Registration [additional $70.00])
ABOUT US:
Over the past twelve years, City-Wide Open Studios (CWOS) has drawn thousands of visitors to explore New Haven's neighborhoods while discovering artists, galleries, and the treasures of our city.
City-Wide Open Studios celebrates contemporary art in all its myriad forms, and is undoubtedly Connecticut's leading visual arts event. Art dealers and curators from the region and beyond have used CWOS as a resource to discover new artists, plan upcoming shows, and buy art. As one of the largest Open Studios programs in the country, CWOS connects hundreds of local artists with the Greater New Haven community.
City-Wide Open Studios is a program of ArtSpace, a Connecticut non-profit organization presenting local and national visual art, providing access, excellence, and education for the benefit of the public and the arts community.
ABOUT THE JURORS:
Patricia Hickson is the Emily Hall Tremaine Curator of Contemporary Art at the Wadsworth Atheneum. There, she oversees the contemporary art collection, organizes special exhibitions, and leads the MATRIX program, a series of changing contemporary art exhibitions. She has curated exhibitions with Robyn O’Neil, Alec Soth, Michael McMillen, Patricia Piccinini, Enrique Chagoya, and Carmen Lomas Garza, among others. Ms. Hickson has previously held curatorial positions at the Des Moines Art Center, Williams College Museum of Art, San Jose Museum of Art, and the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston. She earned a BA in art from Bates College and a MA in art history from Williams College.
Since joining Real Art Ways in 2005, Kristina Newman-Scott has organized and curated 46 solo exhibitions, three major group shows, four open calls for emerging artists and four public art projects. Ms. Newman-Scott has also coordinated the publication of 30 artist brochures and the exhibition catalogues for Faith, POZA, 50,000 Beds, Real Public: the web catalogue for Shadow Show,and a series of e-magazines associated with Rockstone & Bootheel. Born and raised in Kingston, Jamaica, Ms. Newman-Scott is a practicing artist. She has organized and exhibited widely in Jamaica, including at the National Biennial Exhibition at the National Gallery of Jamaica, the Mutual Gallery, and Grosvenor Gallery. She received her BFA in painting and installation art from the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts in Kingston.