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The ArtsXchange is the primary project of the Warehouse Arts District Association.
The ArtsXchange is 28 affordable artist studios, a gallery and an educational space within the skin of an existing industrial building. The nearly three-acre property was acquired in 2014 by the Warehouse Arts District Association, a 501(c)3. Through public and private contributions, and over several phases, the WADA’s goal is to create affordable space for a variety of artists who might otherwise
be priced out of the rapidly developing creative corridor. Doing so ensures that artists can continue to work in the district and contribute to the city’s overall economy.
04/05/2023
All WADA and ArtsXchange relevant info can be found at Warehouse Arts District Association
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Two new AX tenants, Trumpet made of shell casings playing at the ArtsXchange, Inspirational documentary - from homeless to Artist Director NY Theater Ballet...and more What’s New At WADA APRIL 2023
02/11/2023
As seen in Burka Member Lounge at the ArtsXchange campus of the Warehouse Arts District Association. Music: "Im wunderschönen Monat Mai" - Robert Schuhmann played by Markus Gottschlich Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/2gdUHYfDRDTfJipbLkl9z3?si=qcvC0JZCTvueJ6U6cbOWUg Apple Music: https://musi...
06/08/2022
While at the ArtsXchange St Pete during ArtWalk on June 11th, be sure to peek into the studio of Artist Nancy Cohen to see lots of classical oil paintings with a whimsical twist! 5-9pm. Shown here is A Horse is a Horse of Course, 20x20, oil on linen.
09/02/2021
FREE FRAMes!! 515 22nd streeet south, in the hallway near the sinks. Help yourself!
03/29/2021
02/17/2021
02/17/2021
10/09/2020
Happening now in the Rise Plaza at the at the ArtsXchange!
09/12/2020
07/23/2020
Institutions report decline in operating reserves and planned reductions in museum services like education
07/21/2020
It's never too late...
Artnet News speaks to Rose Wylie about her new show in Aspen, life in lockdown, and how her career has evolved.
07/16/2020
Some great little known history...
From the stairs that Rocky Balboa ran in his training montage, to homes of Hollywood celebrities, to some of the most iconic public projects in the world, Black and African American architects have designed many of the architectural icons and integral buildings that we see and use every day. Househo...
07/16/2020
World's best bums...
Museums all over the world submitted their finest fannies to the social-media contest issued by the Yorkshire Museum.
07/15/2020
Here are some new pics and a video promo for our new pier. It's now open to the public without a reservation and there is plenty of space to socially distance outdoors there. I highly recommend it!
Visit the St. Pete Pier District, a new $92 million attraction on the Tampa Bay waterfront in St. Pete.
07/15/2020
oops... watch the short video as banksy tags an underground car dressed as a cleaning guy.
The graffiti artwork created by Banksy on a Tube train was accidentally removed by a cleaner, the Evening Standard can reveal. The secretive world-renowned artist yesterday afternoon posted a video showing images of rats – including one wearing a facemask – being spray-painted onto a Circle line...
07/10/2020
An extension of the in-person Dallas Art Fair, the platform will connect Texas-based galleries with collectors.
07/09/2020
This is a cool new artist's tool...
07/09/2020
With the Fate of the Fair in Question as the Virus Overwhelms Florida, Art Basel Miami Beach Just Gave Dealers More Time to Commit. The fair says it is "deeply committed" to holding the event in December "if at all feasible."
Art Basel sent a letter to exhibitors saying it was "deeply committed" to holding the Miami Beach event in December "if at all feasible."
07/07/2020
"Photographer Gordon Parks Captured a Changing America in the Midst of the Civil Rights Era for Life Magazine"
"As galleries and art institutions around the world begin to slowly reopen, we are spotlighting individual shows—online and IRL—that are worth your attention."
In the first installment of a two-part exhibition, the work of photographer Gordon Parks gives an intimate view of 1950s and '60s America.
07/05/2020
Despite Art Basel and other satellite art fairs in the Swiss city being canceled, Liste has decided to forge ahead with its own plans.
07/05/2020
'There are dimensions of history that are products of the relationships between the powerful and the powerless that people don’t quite consider,' he tells Charles Gaines
06/17/2020
China is now faking entire museum exhibitions...
The estate of Chris Burden is suing Rabbit Town, an Indonesian theme park and selfie museum, for seemingly copying his lamppost installation.
06/16/2020
Some fun art world gossip from Kenny Schachter...
Our columnist Kenny Schachter also has some intel on Larry Gagosian's latest big (tiny) deal, plus the next destination of "Salvator Mundi."
06/12/2020
Archaeologists have discovered what appears to be the oldest known example of East Asian art in a rubbish pile excavated in China.
06/04/2020
Interesting read...
The director of the MCA Chicago explains how the museum sector is adapting to the lockdown era—and what long-term changes may result.
06/03/2020
It's always fun to look at artist's studios...
Photographer Marco Anelli spent eight years documenting the workspaces of more than 40 famed artists for his new book.
06/02/2020
This summer's Seattle Art Fair was canceled because of the pandemic. Now, late founder Paul Allen's Vulcan is closing the whole art division.
05/26/2020
StudioVisit, which launched on May 29, is hosting tailored events with artists that range from seminars to performances.
05/16/2020
Still big money flowing even though the art fairs are all moving to online only for now. Listings below are for sculpture and mixed media sales at the Frieze Art Fair’s Inaugural Online Viewing Room.
$1.5 million: El Anatsui’s Metas III (2014) at Acquavella Galleries
$650,000: Rashid Johnson, Untitled Anxious Men (2014) at Hauser & Wirth
$350,000: Lorna Simpson, Chicago (2020) at Hauser & Wirth
$245,000: Rashid Johnson, Untitled Broken Men (2020) at Hauser & Wirth
$225,000: Matthew Day Jackson, Still Life in Nature IV (2020) at Hauser & Wirth
$250,000: Isa Genzken, Nefertiti (2018) at David Zwirner
$200,000: Jenny Holzer, Selection from Truisms: A positive Attitude… (2015) at Hauser & Wirth
$125,000: Do Ho Suh’s Karma (single column) (2015) at Lehmann Maupin
$110,000: Simone Leigh, Village Series (2020) at Hauser & Wirth
$75,000: A mixed-media work by Kohei Nawa at Pace
$70,000: Chung Chang-Sup, Meditation (2000) at Axel Vervoordt Gallery
$60,000: One of Tracy Emin’s signature neon works at Xavier Hufkens
$20,000 each: 12 (of 15 offered) of Sadie Benning’s mixed media works at Vielmetter Los Angeles
$2,000; Tom Sachs, Shop Chair (2018) at Salon 94
Here's what dealers say they sold (though watch out for number-fudging and other kinds of general sneakiness).
05/15/2020
The veteran auctioneer, art dealer, and curator Simon de Pury weighs in on the future of auctions after the public health crisis.
05/12/2020
It's nice to see that mega gallery Zwirmer is helping and supporting smaller galleries. They realize the smaller ones are more vulnerable right now and having healthy thriving galleries of all sizes is best for the industry.
David Zwirner is launching an online selling show for a dozen Paris- and Brussels-based galleries that are struggling during lockdown.
05/07/2020
Katie McCabe's book "More Than a Muse" tells the stories of women like Lee Krasner, who often worked in the shadows of their famous spouses.
05/07/2020
A group of art dealers have taken matters into their own hands and thrown open their doors in defiance of the government-mandated shutdown.
05/07/2020
Here's an update on this story. They bought the Hirst for $30k. And cut out the dots and sold the individual dots plus the signed sheet of paper with 88 squares cut out of it and it sold for $261,000. With the dot sales the total take was $300k. Ten times what they paid for the Hirst....
The collective MSCHF cut the spots out of a Damien Hirst print and sold them individually. Then, they sold the rest of the paper for $261,000.
05/01/2020
London's British Museum has updated its online collection database and now has 1.9 million images that can be freely downloaded.
05/01/2020
We get to know the new director of London's Chisenhale Gallery, Zoé Whitley, who took up the post in April.
04/30/2020
We broke down worldwide auction results from March to see what segments of the market are shrinking fastest—and where signs of hope remain.
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Have a gallon of plastipaste II that will need to be used once it's open but I only need a little bit more for my project. Anybody in Tampabay area have any current projects that they're on?
Call for Entries: WADA proudly announces its Winter 2020-21 Member Artist show with the theme “Imagine.” Selected artworks fitting this theme submitted by WADA members, will remain on exhibit for two (2) months in the Burka Member Lounge of the ArtsXchange. Entry Deadline: November 20, 2020.
https://www.warehouseartsdistrictstpete.org/Call-to-Artists/
https://www.warehouseartsdistrictstpete.org/Call-to-Artists/
Foodpopup.org is looking for local artists that want to display art around Pinellas streets. Please contact me if you have a passion for food and can donate some time to give back to the community. Great way to showcase your talent and help us spread this venue trough out the USA.
test posting
Just a test post....trying to see how the ArtsXchange artists might be able to share their work here and create a virtual ArtWalk....while we are all hunkering down
I’m inviting my fellow ArtsXchange artists to post a video or photos along with background so that we’ll create a virtual ArtWalk! Here’s my first contribution
I hope that other ArtsXchange artists will post videos or photos along with the story so that we can create a virtual art walk! I hope you all enjoy the video.
ArtsXchange/Warehouse Arts District storefront art studio to share.$400/mo.incl. electricity (AC) and water plus $217.50 one time ins payment per year. Fridge, utility sink, bathroom, microwave. 550 sq ft studio. Lots of light. 22nd Street S between 5th and 6th avenues. Call for details 813-453-1944
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Artist’s dystopian tableau lights up the warehouse arts district
Found-object sculptor provides a close-up look during artist’s downtown street museum
ST. PETERSBURG, FL - Artist Hinger strikes again with his post-apocalyptic installation ‘Wasteland’ currently housed in a former 1922 jazz club at the edge of the Warehouse Arts District. This weekend, select life-size pieces from the exhibition will be on the street at the intersection of Central and 5th St S. for viewing and interaction.
After dark, the illuminated tableaux’s red glow can be seen from the historic building a quarter mile away. At closer proximity, ‘Wastelanders’ can be seen peering out of the second story windows. This Saturday, the vibrant life-size sculptures will mingle among pedestrians in downtown St. Petersburg.
Hinger creates his sculptures by assembling discarded items, and recycling them into bright vivid pieces that draw viewers close. “ I enjoy watching people’s reactions as they interact with the art,, many even taking selfies with the sculptures” says Hinger.
At a time when climate change is an urgent concern, ‘Wasteland’ depicts a dystopian future of life among discarded items in an environmentally degraded landscape. “I imagine the viewer seeing themselves as a ‘Wastelander’,” states Hinger, “and hope they will be moved to question current attitudes and societal behaviors”. There are 30 “Wasteland” sculptures currently at 2826 Fairfield Ave, an installation which can be partially seen from the outside, and can be fully viewed by appointment.
ABOUT WASTELAND
‘Wasteland’ is a showcase of Hinger’s large free-standing sculptures that illuminates his original manifesto “Post-Apocalyptic Visions’, based on Hinger’s social rage and belief that human greed and selfishness, injustice among people, and the reckless treatment of the environment are leading to world devastation. The tableaux portray the results of our wasteful and destructive nature as humans. With subtle social and political commentary, ‘Wasteland’ communicates an urgent visual statement about our future, and draws viewers in to a world of human misery, resignation, and forced innovation.
ABOUT ARTIST
Richard J. Hinger conceived his ideas for his initial visionary art pieces while living on the coast of Southern California. There, he forged his own technique and distinctive style, and quickly gained attention for his provocative works made from discarded and recycled items. Early in his career, Hinger also enjoyed working on public art projects he developed with at-risk youth and homeless teens, and as a result founded E.S.I Arts, a non-profit community arts program bringing utilitarian art to cities’ public spaces. Hinger has been a significant and prolific artist for over 30 years, and has an expansive body of work. Referred to as “fossilized stories of the future”, his pieces reflect current social, political, and environmental issues, and frequently transport the viewer into a dystopian destiny.
CONTACT
Artist – Richard Hinger:
#941-735-9993
[email protected]
hinger.studio
Representative – Christine Morrissey
#941-735-3788
[email protected]
Artist’s dystopian tableau lights up the warehouse arts district
Found-object sculptor provides a close-up look during artist’s downtown street museum
ST. PETERSBURG, FL - Artist Hinger strikes again with his post-apocalyptic installation ‘Wasteland’ currently housed in a former 1922 jazz club at the edge of the Warehouse Arts District. This weekend, select life-size pieces from the exhibition will be on the street at the intersection of Central and 5th St S. for viewing and interaction.
After dark, the illuminated tableaux’s red glow can be seen from the historic building a quarter mile away. At closer proximity, ‘Wastelanders’ can be seen peering out of the second story windows. This Saturday, the vibrant life-size sculptures will mingle among pedestrians in downtown St. Petersburg.
Hinger creates his sculptures by assembling discarded items, and recycling them into bright vivid pieces that draw viewers close. “ I enjoy watching people’s reactions as they interact with the art,, many even taking selfies with the sculptures” says Hinger.
At a time when climate change is an urgent concern, ‘Wasteland’ depicts a dystopian future of life among discarded items in an environmentally degraded landscape. “I imagine the viewer seeing themselves as a ‘Wastelander’,” states Hinger, “and hope they will be moved to question current attitudes and societal behaviors”. There are 30 “Wasteland” sculptures currently at 2826 Fairfield Ave, an installation which can be partially seen from the outside, and can be fully viewed by appointment.
ABOUT WASTELAND
‘Wasteland’ is a showcase of Hinger’s large free-standing sculptures that illuminates his original manifesto “Post-Apocalyptic Visions’, based on Hinger’s social rage and belief that human greed and selfishness, injustice among people, and the reckless treatment of the environment are leading to world devastation. The tableaux portray the results of our wasteful and destructive nature as humans. With subtle social and political commentary, ‘Wasteland’ communicates an urgent visual statement about our future, and draws viewers in to a world of human misery, resignation, and forced innovation.
ABOUT ARTIST
Richard J. Hinger conceived his ideas for his initial visionary art pieces while living on the coast of Southern California. There, he forged his own technique and distinctive style, and quickly gained attention for his provocative works made from discarded and recycled items. Early in his career, Hinger also enjoyed working on public art projects he developed with at-risk youth and homeless teens, and as a result founded E.S.I Arts, a non-profit community arts program bringing utilitarian art to cities’ public spaces. Hinger has been a significant and prolific artist for over 30 years, and has an expansive body of work. Referred to as “fossilized stories of the future”, his pieces reflect current social, political, and environmental issues, and frequently transport the viewer into a dystopian destiny.
CONTACT
Artist – Richard Hinger:
#941-735-9993
[email protected]
hinger.studio
Representative – Christine Morrissey
#941-735-3788
[email protected]
HINGER - 'WasteLand' installation/tableaux
2826 Fairfield S. St Petersburg, FL.
Aug/Sept/Oct - 8pm - 2am and by appointment only, with artist. 941- 735 - 9993
hinger.studio
2826 Fairfield S. St Petersburg, FL.
Aug/Sept/Oct - 8pm - 2am and by appointment only, with artist. 941- 735 - 9993
hinger.studio
Come check out some of my newer and older collage paintings at St Pete ArtWorks this Saturday From 6pm to 9pm! The show will be up through9/15/19!
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