June 3: Biltmore Lake Artists Virtual Gallery Tour
Wednesday, June 3rd, 11 am to Noon
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Virtual Gallery Tour
Blue Spiral 1 Gallery
- Meet: Michael Manes, Gallery Director
- Candace Reilly, Asst. Dir. and Curator
Virtual Tour: Inventing, Reinventing: Abstract Art
Michael and Candace will virtually walk and talk on the early abstractions of Southern Modernist, Will Henry Stevens as they relate to Black Mountain College artist, Frank Hursh, along with contemporary abstract artists, Eleanor Anderson, Alex Bernstein, Thomas Campbell, Ken Carder and Ed Nash. Many arts mediums, all relating through abstraction.
Open Dialogue: This is your chance to ask questions like: How does BS 1 curate a show? Select artists for representation? Feature artists for special Exhibitions? Survive the Covid-19 pandemic?
Sign Up: lsglickman@gmail.com
Upon signing up, we will add you to the Biltmore Lake Artists mailing list and you will receive via email a ZOOM link to the virtual tour.
Sand Hill Artists Collective 
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I greatly enjoyed the virtual tour of Blue Spiral Fine Art Gallery yesterday. It was interesting to hear Michael Manes talk about how they put together an exhibit. It was also fascinating to hear him explain which works they select for which gallery. With 15,000 square feet of gallery space, they have a lot to work with! I loved hearing the back stories or personal histories of some of the artists represented there: John Cleaveland, Frank Hursh, Alex Bernstein, and Ed Nash, among others. It was intriguing to hear him talk about how they choose which artist they display next to which other artist. He made a lot of connections that gave me some “aha” moments. Finally, it was exciting to finally hear Michael explain how an artist can get his/her work considered. It was a very worthwhile hour of my time. I’m sure everyone felt the same, and I hope we can get Michael to repeat the tour sometime for those who couldn’t be there. Thanks for putting it together!
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The Blue Spiral 1 Gallery Virtual Tour was enjoyable and very informative! Glad to have this opportunity during these strange times. Wonderful to see beautiful works of art while learning about the artists through stories of their lives. Look forward to more in the future. Thank you!
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