Michelle and Mike of Michelle's Chocolate Laboratory will be with us all day 10-4pm giving you samples of beautiful offerings along with live music in the morning.
Find out more »Birmingprints is a collections of hand-pressed, linocut prints. Spoighting the iconic and ordinary, places of past and present Birmingham, Alabama, the roots in this curation revolves around recreating the memories of places forgotten, demolished, and abandoned into colorful, unique and affordable prints. All from the eyes of a Birmingham native, explore what Birmingham means to you and others during the opening reception of Carvings and Coffee. The show will run the month of June in the upstairs loft. Our gallery…
Find out more »Michelle and Mike of Michelle's Chocolate Laboratory are offering a unique class for $25 per person. A 60 minute class on the history, the process, and the tasting of Belgian Chocolate Truffles. Come savor the art of chocolate with 5 chocolate truffles including white, milk, and dark chocolate paired with a range of flavor profiles.
Find out more »Join us for the opening reception for Broken Pieces featuring the unique works of Roger Torbert. To create his paper weavings, Roger takes things that he finds, old and new -- books, letters, pictures, paper -- and re imagines them to create designs, patterns and shapes that tell a new story. A story with a nod of respect to the past object and a bold assertion of something new. Subjects include local landmarks, vintage photographs, and iconic symbols Artist Statement: …
Find out more »Join us for the artist reception for Jon Osborne (Jon of Art), the featured artist for the month of August. Jon will be showcasing new works including processes and inspirations. You can see more of Jon's works at www.jonofart.com. Come out, grab some coffee, eat a pastry and enjoy. Bio Jon Osborne is a self-taught Contemporary Artist in Birmingham, AL who works mainly in acrylics. Jon holds an Associates degree in Graphic Communications from Trenholm State Technical College and has…
Find out more »Marysia Galbraith has been working with clay for over 20 years. For her, making pottery is as essential as eating and sleeping. After many years of working in university studios around the country, she settled in Northport, Alabama where she has her own studio. At present, she is a professor of Anthropology at the University of Alabama where she incorporates ceramics into her course which she teaches in the Kentuck Clay Place. Her wheel thrown pottery combines simple forms with…
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