Dangenart Gallery

Vacant Remnants by Maggie Evans, charcoal on paper

Imagine an Anchor by Nathaniel Hester, intaglio etching on zinc.

Sculptures by Bethany Krull

Left to right: David and Goliath by Stephen Rue, The Judgment of Parisa by Denise Stewart-Sanabria,
Palpation by Dan Perry, The Dreamed Sweetness by kristin Shauck

Maxwell’s Demon [nyt2003] by Jonathan Field

Pillars of SALT: the Act of Resisting Exile by Shawn Johnson

Mar 3 - 31
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Jan 6 - 27
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Jan 19 - May 25

Feb 3 - 24

PREVIOUS SHOWS

Recent Shows

View from the Stage by Maggie Evans, and
Bound: Recent Prints from Five Book Projects by Nathaniel Hester
Opening Reception: Saturday, July 7, 2007. 6-9pm

View from the Stage by Maggie Evans
Maggie Evans is an artist and musician based in Savannah, Georgia. View from the Stage
is a series inspired by Maggie's experiences playing bass in a blues band throughout the
southeast. Working from memory, Maggie uses charcoal to explore the gritty character
of bars from her perspective as a musician. Maggie holds an MFA in painting from the
Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). She was awarded the graduate fellows
award from SCAD in 2005 and has received placement awards in a number of group
exhibitions. Maggie has had five solo exhibitions and her work has been included in over
twenty-five juried shows.

Bound: Recent Prints from Five Book Projects by Nathaniel Hester
From the perverse to the sublime, Nathaniel Hester's bookmaking projects, which marry
his intaglio etchings and relief block cuts to the verse and text of contemporary poets,
investigate the incongruous harmonies of the American landscape. He maintains a studio
in the Hester's Store community of Person County, North Carolina with his wife, their dog,
cats, chickens, ducks, and honeybees.

Opening Reception: Saturday, June 2, 2007 . 6-8pm

Sculptures by Bethany Krull (Rochester, NY)
and
Photography Juried Exhibition
June 2 - June 30
Participating photographers:
Simone Sbaraglia (Miami, FL)
Hall Jameson (Helena, MT)
Otis Gibbs (Indianapolis, IN)
Heather Jacks (Thurmont, MD)
Chris Morris (Denver, CO)
Chris Hensel (Wallingford, PA)
Valerie Fleming (Chattanooga, TN)
Regan Avery (Cos Cob, CT)
SJ Carter (Buchanan, VA)
Amelie Sourget (New York, NY)
Jeff Neill (Carlisle, PA)
Liz Darlington (Savannah, GA)
Margaret Rahlfs (Cleveland, OH)
Bill Vaccaro (Chicago IL)
Laura Young Nashville, TN)

International Juried Exhibition
Opening Reception: Saturday, May 5, 2007 . 6-8pm
May 5 - May 26
This international juried exhibition features the works selected from a pool of fifty national and
international entries. The works on exhibit range from abstract to realism. The show also consists
of artists who reinterpret and explore classical works and religious themes; as well as the whimsical
and playful psyche.
Participating artists:
Denise Stewart-Sanabria ( Knoxville , TN )
Kristin Shauck ( Naselle , WA )
Amy Longcope ( Los Angeles , CA )
Dan Perrry ( Des Moines , IA )
Stephen Rue ( Spokane , WA )
Dan Weaver ( Wernersville , PA )
Marc Fagan ( Atlanta , GA )
Kumiko Suzuki ( Brooklyn NY )

April Solo Exhibitions April 7 - 28
Opening Reception: Saturday, April 7, 2007. 6-8pm.

Maxwell’s Demon [nyt2003]
Jonathan Field is an English installation and new media artist living
and working in Savannah Georgia.
Maxwell’s Demon [nyt2003] engages directly with the invasion of Iraq
in 2003 and its mediation. On the first day of each month during that
year, images taken from the New York Times were enlarged and
reproduced in pinheads on sheets of black rubber. The resulting pictures
bring to mind pixilation, constellations or molecular randomness, and
stand as mute accompaniments to one year in human history.

Pillars of SALT: the Act of Resisting Exile
Repurposing the biblical tale of Lot's wife to examine the experiences of
forced migration, Shawn Johnson's selection from a larger body of thematic
work seeks to foster meaningful understanding of this profound global
concern. By humanizing those who find themselves displaced, the artist
encourages greater comprehension of major human rights issues.

(See Nashville Scene Critics' Picks.)

Mattice Juried Exhibition
Mar 3 - 31
Opening reception: Mar 3, Sat, 6-8pm

Mattice Juried Exhibition is an award exhibition. This exhibitl feature the
works of artists selected from two hundred entries nationally and
internationally. The criteria were objectively based on originality, creativity,
style and aesthetic merit.
Participating Artists
Bruce Temuchin Brown
Leah Brown
Paul Fly (Grand Prize Winner)
Corrie Slawson
George Vitorovich
Abigail Ryan
Ye Leen Lee
Bill Jackson
Maggie Evans
Amanda Strobbe
Lorraine Singh
Amy Holmes George
Wayne Johnson
Dana Lynn Kleinman