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Sig: Critique - Abstract Art
April 23, 2021, 12:00 - 1:00 PM
Zoom
Hosted by: Carol Hanna

Art selected for the Manhattan Arts International "Her Story" 2020-2021 -
the best online exhibition and an important milestone for women artists!

There are two pages of this exhibition:

About the exhibit: http://manhattanarts.com/herstory-2020-2021

Interview with Carol: https://manhattanarts.com/interview-with-artist-carol-hanna/

The Biannual All Media Exhibition at Detroit Artists Market is always fun, but it’s a particular treat this year in that the judging was done by Timothy J. van Laar, an artist and critic who’s just starting his second year as chair of fine arts at the College for Creative Studies.

Carol Hanna's exhibit "Songs of the Birds" at Ypsilanti's Riverside Arts Center Gallery creatively combines avian sight and sound.  Hanna's art works on two decidedly differing levels.  On one hand, she's visited the University of Michigan's  Department of Zoology to learn of each bird's habitat, habits and color.  This diligence accounts for the base appearance of her painting.  She then works with sonograms--that is, wave imagery based on ultrasound echo--to craft visual patterns that reflect the birds' calls. 

Read more at AnnArbor.com »  

Animal sound studies; different interpretations and reflections of their sounds and how we interact with them in every day life.  Includes a painting by Carol Hanna.

Read more at soundstudiesblog.com »

The Ann Arbor Women Artists are turning the page on the decade with one of those expansive displays the group annually mounts at the Ann Arbor District Library.