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PrintCOLUMBIA — This article is a part of ArtTalk, a new Missourian project inviting people from the arts community to tell us what’s cooking around town. To submit something you're excited about and open the eyes of the community to local art, fill out the form at the bottom of this story. Find past submissions here.
Here's the latest in the series, written by Katie Rapp, pictured at left. Rapp is a marketing intern for Orr Street Studios.
- A photo from Dr. Adrienne Hoard's exhibition, titled "Ms. Elizabeth's Handmaiden." The photo was taken on one of her research trips to Africa.
Q: What artistic project or product are you excited about?
A: Naomi Sugino Lear's "Longviews" show at Orr Street Studios and the Art of Food event sponsored by North Village Arts District Farmers and Artisans Market.
A: Naomi's show is a really interesting glimpse into interior spaces. We spend most of our days inside and Naomi used this as her subject. She has created a really interesting artistic account of the spaces that we occupy so much of our time in. Naomi captures familiar scenes in a very captivating way.
The Art of Food event is a fundraising event for the North Village Arts District Farmers and Artisans Market combining food and art. Various galleries will host the artisan foods/beverages of various Columbia food establishments. The progressive party will end with a concert at The Bridge, where Rock Bridge Brewing Company will be offering beer samples.
Q: Is there an event attached to the project?A: Naomi's show will be exhibited from now until March 17.
The Art of Food event is from 6 to 8 p.m. on March 20. The cost is $30 a person or $50 per pair. Tickets may be purchased at PS: Gallery, Orr Street Studios, Root Cellar, or nvadfamartoffood.eventzilla.net. (Facebook event is here.)
Have something from Columbia’s arts and culture scene that you’d like to share with the rest of the community? Become a part of ArtTalk.
The rules? There aren’t many. Describe works of art, places, events, workshops, exhibits or anything else arts-related. The only restriction is that you can't share your own work. To submit, fill out the form below or email the same information to us at Submissions@ColumbiaMissourian.com.
This invitation is part of the Missourian's partnership with the Public Insight Network. Read more about that here.
Questions? Contact Joy Mayer, the Missourian's director of community outreach, at mayerj@missouri.edu or 573-882-8182.
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