SCOPE '19
Exhibit dates: January 15-July 15, 2019
REX Heart and Vascular
4420 Lake Boone Trail Raleigh, NC 27607
In partnership with Rex Heart and Vascular, VAE is producing one of our annual exhibits; SCOPE. The purpose of SCOPE: the southern landscape is to exhibit the widest range of “landscape” works possible in and alongside Rex’s Heart and Vascular’s extensive collection of local and regional artists. The South is a hub of creativity and Raleigh has adopted a vision to become the Southern Capital for Arts and Culture. To do our part, VAE and REX will exhibit landscape works by artists across the regional south, or works created in or inspired by the southern landscape.
SCOPE ‘19
Exhibit dates: January 15-July 15, 2019
REX Heart and Vascular
4420 Lake Boone Trail Raleigh, NC 27607
In partnership with Rex Heart and Vascular, VAE is producing one of our annual exhibits; SCOPE. The purpose of SCOPE: the southern landscape is to exhibit the widest range of “landscape” works possible in and alongside Rex’s Heart and Vascular’s extensive collection of local and regional artists. The South is a hub of creativity and Raleigh has adopted a vision to become the Southern Capital for Arts and Culture. To do our part, VAE and REX will exhibit landscape works by artists across the regional south, or works created in or inspired by the southern landscape.
Rex Heart and Vascular collects and exhibits the artwork of local and living artists in order to provide a positive environment for their patients and their families. The hospital features rotating exhibitions of artwork created by artists who believe that art can have a positive effect on people.
ARTISTS
Isolde Sarnecki - Surf City beach
Lisa Ellis - County Line, Beaufort Bridge 1969
Paul Cory - Marsh, Trees and Sky
yi Zhen Chen - Snow Covered Raleigh
Rick Bennett - Raccoon Creek
Beth Barger - Tart’s Grocery
Lori White - Rakes Mill Pond
Lily Sala - Heavenly Snows
Joseph Rafferty - Metamorphosis of North Carolina
Daniel Kariko - Last Camp on Isle Dernieres, Louisiana
Nancy Hughes Miller - Marsh at Dusk
Kandi Champagne Cook - Wolf River
SCOPE '17
SCOPE '17
June 2 -22
SCOPE is a survey of the southern landscape. While being bold, beautiful, provocative, and enticing the landscape is also set in histories, cultures, and people. These histories, cultures, and people affect and are affected by the political and societal landscapes, that make the South as we see it and talk about it today.
SCOPE '17
June 2 -22
SCOPE is a survey of the southern landscape. While being bold, beautiful, provocative, and enticing the landscape is also set in histories, cultures, and people. These histories, cultures, and people affect and are affected by the political and societal landscapes, that make the South as we see it and talk about it today.
ACCEPTED WORKS
Randy Akers Emit Grove
Phoebe Alicia Art is Everywhere
Rick Bennett Last Light
William Breazeale Shopping Center
Larry Brown Evolution of Strange Fruit
Edde Burgess Edge of the field, Where the light comes in
Lisa Ellis Sailaway
Melinda Fine The eyes have it
Gina Franco "Life's a Drag"
Leif Gann-Matzen Idol
Ursula Gullow Night Terrorscape
Dawn Hummer Makin Hay
Brian Imfeld Our Vantage Point Because The Destination
Judy Jones Virgin Pines, Reconstruction: Fine Food
Carolyn Kerecman Appalachia, Paradise Lost
Randy McNamara Beach Blanket Bingo
Joan Meade Set Rock Creek Falls
Colin Murasko The Velvet Cloak Inn (d. 2017) Raleigh, NC
Libby O'Daniel Mehlynn
Eric Raddatz Kittrell Farm
Eric Saunders Not Quite Frozen No. 2
Austin Sheppard Forefathers' Guise
Matthew Smith Lava Flow
Emily Smith Grandmother's Mantel, Sweet One
Maggie Snoke Joey
Mary Starke On the Ground, Gloves Don't Matter
Sterling Stevens After the Tempest
Richard Stickney Soul Food
JP Trostle State of the Nation
Chris Vitiello The ability to sustain damage by choice
Anne Willson Open Vine
AWARDS
The Brancato Award - 1st - Erin Ethridge Baptism
The Brancato Award is given each year to an artist whose work has a unique take on landscapes. The Brancato Award is the First Place award for VAE's annual SCOPE exhibition. Kathy Brancato was a valued member of the VAE community who painted innovative landscapes. Kathy was also very supportive of her fellow artists and this award will allow her creative spirit to encourage other artists.
2nd - Tricia McKellar Landscape + Memory
3rd - Jeff Murphy Pier
SCOPE 2016: the southern landscape
June 3-24, 2016
Main Gallery
VAE's annual SCOPE exhibition showcases the widest range of “landscape” works possible.
June 3-24
First Friday Reception: June 3, 6-10pm
Main Gallery
The South is a hub of creativity and Raleigh has adopted a vision to become the Southern Capital for Arts and Culture. To do our part, VAE is showcasing the work of 41 artists, representing 7 of the southern states for the month of June. SCOPE 2016 is a survey of artist interpretations of the southern landscape. Many of the 47 pieces in the exhibition explore the dirt, vegetation, water, and sky that make up the actual physical landscape of the South while other artists use their work to comment on the social, political, economic, or cultural landscape. The pieces of art range from realistic drawing and painting to abstract sculpture and installation works. Stop by during the month of June to see the South through the eyes of our creative community!
The Juror
Daniel Fuller, curator, Atlanta Contemporary
The Brancato Award
The Brancato Award is given each year to an artist whose work has a unique take on landscapes. The Brancato Award is the First Place award for VAE's annual SCOPE exhibition. Kathy Brancato was a valued member of the VAE community who painted innovative landscapes. Kathy was also very supportive of her fellow artists and this award will allow her creative spirit to encourage other artists. The 2016 Winner is Stacey Holloway for Archetype.
Stacey Holloway Archetype
The following artists/works will be exhibited in SCOPE 2016:
marie arondeau, untitled 01
Marnie Blum, Dock 2.0
Michael Carlebach, East of Asheville, NC
Michael Carlebach, West of Homestead, Florida
Katelyn Chapman, Fall of the Cotton Shed
Renee Cloud, Mama, It Won't Come Off (mapping my pain)
Janet Coleman, Toil
Janet Coleman, Flight
Allyson Comstock, Pollen Drift #11
Kristen Crouch, Josh's Graduation (distort #2)
Kristen Crouch, too young to be important
Michael Darough, 16
Carly Drew, Redneck Madonna
Kiki Farish, Wisdom and Sanctuary
Gina Franco, Poolside
John Gallagher, The Deep End
George Gregory, Skyrockets at night
Ellen Hathaway, Free Falling
Stacey Holloway, Archetype
Stacey Holloway, Change of Heart
Kelley Hunter, Carolina Whimsy
Donna Cooper Hurt, Fallen Tree
Donna Cooper Hurt, Moss Ring #2
Judy Jones, Urban (over the years)
Leatha Koefler, Grateful birds
Lauren Lake, Swath 2
Elizabeth Laul Healey, America #2016
Stephanie Leathers, solid
Michael Ligett, Where are all the Fishermen?
George Lorio, No More
Gregory Martin, Immersion
Tricia McKellar, 30 beats of my heart
Desiree Moore, High Water
kelly murray, Fair Tree
kelly murray, Longleaf Pine
Chris Ogden, Merging Cycles
Constance Pappalardo, If you must go to Pamlico
Ray Pfeiffer, Church of The First Born
Kenneth Proseus, Crash
Daphne Rodgers, Untitled
Jessica Singerman, Light Igniting Fields, Trailing Clouds
Sydney Steen, Geyser Study #2 (Hologram)
Sterling Stevens, Homestead
Mary Storms, McCrory's Quandary
Virginia Tyler, Celestial Landscape: Cassiopeia II
Robert Werbicki, Melting snow
View all of the works exhibited in SCOPE 2016!
SCOPE 2016 is sponsored by the AWESOME
