The Bimonthly Art Ride is a recurring program partnering Atlanta Contemporary and Midweek Roll, an Atlanta-based cycling club. The cycling group will meet on Thursday, November 9 at 97 Estoria and ride to Atlanta Contemporary where they will be given a tour of the current exhibitions.
The featured exhibitions for Volume 2 of the Bimonthly Art Ride are:
Animated Quilts, Nathan and Bryan, Greg Climer, Lecture Hall
MMIWG2S, Valaria Tateria, Sliver Space
Unearth, Rachel Eng, Chute Space
Pamplemousse Gallery, Contemporary On-Site
There will be a card-only bar at Atlanta Contemporary with alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages available for purchase.
Valaria Tatera is a Wisconsin based visual artist, activist, lecturer, curator and an enrolled member of the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa. Valaria graduated with a MFA in 3-D from the University of Wisconsin- Madison. Her work explores the impact of colonization on Indigenous erasure, visibility and resilience. The intention is “for the work to indigenize and hold space for statistics that often erase the individual”. She is a recipient of the 2021 Foundation for Contemporary Art micro grant and the 2022 Mary Nohl fellowship for the established artist category. Recently, her work has been exhibited at the Haggerty Museum, Mitchell Museum, Museum of Wisconsin Art, Madeline Island Museum, Trout Museum, Wyoming Museum, All My Relations Gallery, Truax Gallery Madison College and Sweet Briar College. She is a co-curator of No More Stolen Sisters. Her work can be found on instagram valariatatera_art or at valariatatera.com
Rachel Eng is a Pennsylvania-based artist working in a variety of materials. She earned her MFA from the University of Colorado Boulder and her BFA from Pennsylvania State University. Eng has shown her work at The Springfield Museum of Art (Springfield, OH; 2023), Rowan University (Glassboro, NJ; 2022), The Clay Studio (Philadelphia, PA; 2020), and Flecker Gallery (Long Island, NY; 2020). She has held residencies at McColl Center (Charlotte, NC), Studio Kura (Itoshima, Japan), and Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts (Newcastle, ME), among others. Eng was selected as a NCECA Emerging Artist in 2017. She currently lives in Carlisle, PA with her husband and son, where she is an Assistant Professor of Art and Art History at Dickinson College.
Greg Climer’s textile work has been shown in the Museum of Art and Design (NYC), The Leslie Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art (NYC), The DeYoung Museum (San Francisco, CA), The Mint Museum of Art (Charlotte, NC), The Museum of Craft and Design (San Francisco, CA), the International Fibre Art Triennial 2019, and many galleries.
In addition to working as an artist, he also works as a fashion designer. He has worked on the design teams for Victoria’s Secret Runway Show, Karl Lagerfeld, Imitation of Christ, John Bartlett, and on many broadway shows and movies. After 13 years on the faculty at Parsons School of Design, he relocated to San Francisco to join the faculty of California College of the Arts.
Join curator Yehimi Cambrón and the artists behind the exhibitions Piel con Piel and WE KEEP US SAFE for a thought-provoking panel discussion exploring the intersection of art, activism, and collective care.
led by Tatiana Bell (WE KEEP US SAFE) and Maya Wiseman
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We invite you to experience WE KEEP US SAFE and contribute to this growing archive of love, resilience, and justice. Together, we are greater than ourselves.
