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Vision Gallery will be closed for Thanksgiving Nov

Vision Gallery will be closed for Thanksgiving November 28 - December 1! The Gallery at @chandlerarts is closed on Thanksgiving Day, but otherwise open regular hours. We hope you have a happy and safe holiday!

Our 29th annual quilt exhibit is here! Come chec

Our 29th annual quilt exhibit is here!

Come check out IMPACT showcasing over fifty quilts! These quilts embody the artists’ meticulous attention to detail and dedication to their craft. The quilts on display represent each artist’s canvas for personal expression, displaying an intricate composition for an unforgettable viewing experience.

Quilting involves techniques such as the careful selection of fabrics, embroidery, and piecing together fabrics to explore depth and movement. Some quilts displayed seek geometric abstraction while others are inspired by natural subjects, pop art, culture, comics, and graphic design. Each quilt has a balanced fusion of color and texture that we invite you to not only see but feel the artistry using gloves we provide. This exhibit is a testament to how quilts continue to be progressive works of art and are representational of identity, culture, and design.

Exhibiting Artists: Susan Allred, Vicki Bohnhoff, Memory Bradley, Betty Busby, Georgie Cline, Gerrie Congdon, Shannon Conley, Vicki Conley, Denis A. Currier, Heidi Dauphin, Deb Deaton, Linda Engstrom, Sarah Entsminger, Debra Goley, Nancy Green, Candace Gunning, Betty Hahn, Marla Hattabaugh, Jo Ho, Jean M. Judd, Margit Kagerer, Patty Kennedy-Zafred, Shelley Koss, Aryana B. Londir, Charissa Lucille, Joanna Mack, Valerie Maser-Flanagan, Linda McCurry, Amy Menousek, Anne Moats, Anne Munoz, Frances Murphy, Diane L. Murtha, Karena Nelson, Frauke Palmer, Wendy Raisanen, Shelley Rothgeb, Brenda H. Smith, Jean Sredl, Linda Stern, Claire Victor, Linda Waddle, Barb Wills, Ayako Yabuki

Juried by @artczech

November 16 – January 11

Vision Gallery, 10 E Chicago St, Chandler, AZ 85225

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Time is running out to see Deities of the South: M

Time is running out to see Deities of the South: Marco Albarrán!

Multi-media artist Marco Albarrán has been creating work in the Phoenix Valley for over 30 years. His consistent focus on pre-Conquest indigenous deities and motifs unites his diverse artistic output, which ranges from prints to large sculptures. Through a contemporary lens, Albarrán undermines preconceived notions and vague interpretations of Pre-Colombian histories and offers alternative interpretations within a modern cultural context. Deities of the South examines the roles of ancient sacred deities in a modern world and encourages viewers to consider indigenous perspectives, modular spirituality, and sacred environments.

On display through Saturday, November 30

Chandler Center for the Arts
250 N Arizona Ave
Chandler, AZ 85225

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Marco Albarran’s artwork in Deities of the South

Marco Albarran’s artwork in Deities of the South frequently includes toys, some of which he alters and some he leaves in their original form. Inspired many years ago by the toys of his young son, these toys to Albarran represent the world he saw as a child, and as well as the world of pre-Columbian Mexico. Albarran uses iconography to reference the pop culture that connects civilizations through history and periods of social change.

In “Teotl Tonauac,” Albarran represents the energy of Ometeotl, or the god of duality in Aztec belief. The central figure holds two “energies” in their hands, which represent two pathways through which we can enter life after death: either obscured and clouded with fear, or joy and celebration.

Deities of the South: Marco Albarran
On display through November 30

Chandler Center for the Arts
250 N Arizona Ave
Chandler, AZ 85225

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To fully appreciate Marco Albarran’s sculptures

To fully appreciate Marco Albarran’s sculptures you have to zoom in to see the details! These assemblages are made from objects collected over the years by Albarran. They represent different aspects of indigenous deities and stories from the pre-Conquest era in Mexico. What do you think these items could symbolize?

Deities of the South: Marco Albarran
On display through November 30

Chandler Center for the Arts
250 N Arizona Ave
Chandler, AZ 85225

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