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THE WESTSIDE 3RD SATURDAY ART WALK!

TCP and T he Addo Foundation present a citywide Summer Art Supply Drive

Continuing throughout the summer local businesses and galleries will be uniting through a common cause to raise art supplies for TCP's Community Arts Program (CAP) outreach initiatives. CAP's focus is on mentoring "at-risk" youth through the arts. CAP's upcoming outreach will target programs that may not have arts education, and that struggle with resources.

Our 2011-2012 outreach will benefit the youth artists of One Love Generation, Jacob's Ladder, and the Georgia Justice Project

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SATURDAY, JULY 16, 11 - 5pm

WESTSIDE 3RD SATURDAY ART WALK

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Saturday's Westside Art Walk will quench your art thirst with
artist-centric talks, new exhibitions and Summer Salons!

ATLANTA CONTEMPORARY ART CENTER
*Event 11am-12pm*
535 Means Street NW (404) 688-1970
www.thecontemporary.org Open 11am-5pm
Members Free, General admission $5, Students $3, Seniors $3, Kids Free
*Event: Artist Talk: Artists and Materials
Exhibiting artists including Melvin Edwards, Elonda Billera, Seana Reilly, Brion Nuda Rosch, and Weston Teruya discuss why materials matter.
On view: Inside & Out: Melvin Edwards and Peter Saul, and Material Deposits
Two new exhibitions that explore the physical world in various real and represented ways. Minerals, food, found objects, tools, and pop culture are manipulated by emerging and acclaimed exhibiting artists.

JENNIFER SCHWARTZ GALLERY
*Noon - Director Talk, “Building a better Photographic Series”*
1000 Marietta St. NW Ste 118 (404) 351-1050
www.jenniferschwartzgallery.com Open 11am – 5pm.
Ryan Nabulsi, Director at Jennifer Schwartz Gallery, will give a talk about how photographers can craft better and more cohesive photographic series. Showcasing some of the books found at Fall Line Press, the talk will highlight what makes a cohesive, successful and meaningful body of work.

{ Poem88 }
*1PM Artist Talk – Jon Ciliberto*
1100 Howell Mill Road Suite A03 (404) 735-1000
White Provisions District (behind Perrine’s and Garden)
Atlanta, Georgia 30318
www.poem88.net Open Noon to 6PM
In conjunction with the exhibition “WORKS ON PAPER,” artist Jon Ciliberto will talk about his artistic practice, using found and donated materials and bestowing his drawings as gifts. In many ways, this activity is tied to his study of Buddhism and a practice of mindfulness, compassion and renunciation of material things. In keeping with this practice, his works on view at {Poem88} have been gifted to the gallery to be sold or not. His work recently appeared in ArtsCriticATL.com illustrating performances at Sonic Palooza.

Sandler Hudson Gallery
*2PM – Artist Yanique Norman present*
1009-A Marietta St. NW 404-817-3300
www.sandlerhudson.com Open Tuesday-Friday 10-5, Saturday 12-5.
The show continues until September 3, 2011. Sandler Hudson is pleased to present Yanique Norman in a solo show. Norman’s new body of work, “Middle Passages Redux,” will feature graphite drawings that introduce the experimental use of collage and gouache. This new body of work grew out of the artist’s search for understanding how to visually capture the emotional and psychological.

ADDITIONAL GALLERIES OPEN FOR VIEWING>>>

Astolfi Art
*SHIFT*
1170 Howell Mill Road P-16 (404) 307-0215
Atlanta, GA 30318 (in the White Provisions Building)
www.astolfiart.com
Thursday- Saturday, 11-4, or by appointment
Astolfi Art is pleased to present ‘Shift’ by Atlanta based artist Gregor Turk. His current series of sculpture and ceramic pieces echo his earlier works, which have themes of mapping and place making. His new series features trapezoid shapes that have been paired together to create a visual portal using geometry and blues and greens found on the world map.

EMILY AMY GALLERY
*Summer Salon*
1000 Marietta St. NW, Ste. 208 (404) 877-5626
www.emilyamygallery.com Open 11am – 5pm.
Emily Amy Gallery is pleased to present Summer Salon, a group exhibition of works from gallery artists. The exhibition includes paintings, works on paper and mixed media works.

KIANG GALLERY
*Small Pieces, Loosely Joined*
1011-A Marietta St. Atlanta GA 30318 (404) 892-5477
www.kiang-gallery.com Open Wed-Friday: 11-5pm, Sat: Noon – 5pm.
Through July 30. The title of this group exhibition by guest curator Karen Tauches refers to David Weinberger’s unified theory of the web. Internet culture has undoubtedly affected how we gather and connect nuggets of information. No longer are we bound to particular chronologies. This exhibition illustrates the fluidity of connections both in the content of individual works and in the style in which it is presented. ARTISTS: Marc Brotherton, Karen Brummund, Carolyn Carr, Inkyoung Chun, Amandine Drouet, Annette Gates, Hollis Hildebrand-Mills, Judy Rushin, Ben Steele, Christian Bradley West, Jan Vormann, Stan Woodard.

SALTWORKS
*Summer Salon*
664 11th St. NW (404) 881-0411
www.saltworksgallery.com Open Noon – 5pm.
Saltworks is pleased to present a summer salon exhibition of artists of the gallery. Featured artists include Avantika Bawa, William Cordova, Brian Dettmer, Conor McGrady, Jiha Moon and Michael Scoggins. Please note our Summer Hours: M-F by appointment and Saturdays Noon-5pm.

OCTANE
*Nathan Tavel*
1009-B Marietta St. (404) 815-9886
www.octanecoffee.com Open 8am – 11pm
Octane Coffee’s continuing series on promoting emerging artists continues with July’s exhibition of the works of artist Nathan Tavel.

ABOUT THE WESTSIDE ART WALK
The Westside Art Walk is a presentation of the Westside Arts District and occurs on the third Saturday of every month from 11am to 5pm, unless otherwise noted. This art-centric event is intended to encourage public interaction and education of visual art in the emerging art district in Atlanta’s Westside neighborhood. There is plenty of free parking at each venue. Information can be found on the group's website http://wadatlanta.org/. Sign up for our email newsletter here. View or download our neighborhood gallery map at http://wadatlanta.org/wad-map/.

2011 ART SUPPLY WISH LIST

(this year we are focusing on 2-d media)

DRAWING: graphite pencils, charcoal, pastels, india ink, colored pencils, watercolor pencils, carbon paper, tracing paper, blank sketchbooks, markers/sharpies, and all types of drawing paper: newsprint, bristol, etc.

PAINTING: paints: acrylic and watercolor (tubes & pans), various sized brushes, all types of canvas: boards, stretched, unstretched, watercolor paper, paper tape, palettes, sponges, & mural supplies: paint rollers & trays, drop cloths, & large brushes

PRINTMAKING: waterbased inks, plexiglass, spray bottles, linoleum blocks, linoleum cutters, x-acto knives and blades, brayers, wooden spoons, silkscreens, photo emulsion, and squeegees

PHOTOGRAPHY: 35mm cameras, 35mm film (b&w,color) digital cameras, camera bags, digital photo printer, flatbed scanner with film holder

MISCELLANEOUS: construction paper, glue (sticks, rubber cement, elmer's, etc...), scissors, rulers, matt board, matt cutter and blades, tape (scotch, masking, painters), drawing boards, horses & easels.

Please visit the following locations all summer to see great art and

DROP OFF NEW and USED ART SUPPLIES
to benefit YOUNG ARTISTS IN NEED!!!

Midtown: KAI LIN ART

Buckhead: MASON MURER, MOCA GA, BINDERS ART SUPPLIES

Eastside: ABV, BARBARA ARCHER, BEEP BEEP, DOO, KIBBEE, MINT, YOUNG BLOOD, WHITESPACE

Westside: ALL WAD galleries, SAM FLAX, OCTANE Castleberry: ZUCOT GALLERY

Downtown: VSA ARTS OF GEORGIA of

Decatur: HOMEGROWN BOUTIQUE

Norcross: LARSON JUHL FRAMING

Roswell: ANN JACKSON GALLERY

Marietta Square: DK GALLERY

*indicates main drop off location for city district