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Exhibition Opening for Joumana Altallal


From May 23-27, 2021, WHAT TERROR by Joumana Altallal is on view at Welcome Gallery featuring work Joumana created during her New City Arts Fellowship.

A grid of white printer paper lays on a gray surface. Each piece of paper has a copy of a newspaper clipping, some containing the word "WAR" in large black letters. The images on the bottom right of the grid are distorted and discolored from wet glue

COVID-19 Visitor Policy: Masks are required.

Exhibition Information: For gallery hours, exhibition dates, artist statement, and artist bio, visit the exhibition page here.

ABOUT THE FELLOWSHIP

The New City Arts Fellowship at Welcome Gallery supports six Charlottesville-area artists from January-June 2021 working on projects related to the theme Next Breath: History, Hate, Possibility, written by Maurice Wallace. During their fellowship, artists are working to address the ongoing impacts of systemic racism and the COVID-19 pandemic through creative projects that deeply and imaginatively relate to breath as the essence of life and freedom. Each artist receives one month in 2021 to transform Welcome Gallery into their studio space, a $400 honorarium, a stocked pantry with their favorite snacks, and an opportunity to engage the community with their work at the conclusion of their fellowship.


The New City Arts Fellowship in March at Welcome Gallery is supported by a Community Recovery & Catalyst grant from the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation, and Maurice Wallace and Pam Sutton-Wallace.

Located at 114 3rd St. NE, Welcome Gallery is downtown, storefront art space in Charlottesville, VA, run by New City Arts Initiative, a non-profit community arts organization. This same location houses NCAI staff offices and a studio space.


 
 
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