KIMBERLY CALLAS ARTWORK

Sculpture

Crossing Boundaries: Art and the Future of Energy 2017

Kimberly Callas, Leg Fragment from My Eco Self Body Prints, PLA Filament with Iron Oxide and Shallac The Pensacola Museum of Art at the University of West Florida, 350 Pensacola, and UWF Department of Art invites makers, designers, and creative thinkers of…
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Conversations: Studio and Table

Image: Honey-Eyed, 3D Print – PLA Filament, Yellow and Black Iron Oxide, Acrylic and Wax, 10 x 7 x 3.5″, 2017 July 8 – September 4 // The Gallery at Rolling Acres at The Joseph A. Fiore Art Center  CONVERSATIONS: STUDIO &…
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Cryin’ Out Loud

April 21 – July 9, 2017 // Muñoz Waxman Gallery  Cryin’ Out Loud is a juried exhibition that examines the role of women’s and femmes’ voices as expressed in art about politics, activism, and emotion. Considering both the metaphoric and literal…
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Mythology

Shaman Clay, twigs, snake skin and natural pigment 27” x 2” x 2” Photography by William Thuss Safe Harbors Ann Street Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of Mythology, with an artist reception on Saturday, April 8, from 6:30-8:30 pm.…
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“Concerning the Spiritual” at Foundry Art Centre

Concerning the Spiritual One distinguishing quality that sets human beings apart is our curiosity beyond ourselves. “Concerning the Spiritual” asks the artist to interpret this mystery in their artwork. Welcoming all-media and all viewpoints, the exhibition explores the wonders we…
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“Biomorphic Yearnings” at Slayer Gallery

Kimberly Callas, Blood Root, Cast Plaster, Wood, Natural Pigment, Rope, 32” x 36” x 18”, Photography by William Thuss Slayer Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of their next group show: Biomorphic Yearnings. The exhibit will be from October…
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“Picturing the Unprintable” Exhibit at Flux Factory

  “Picturing the Unprintable” Flux Factory Long Island City, NY 6 October – 16 October Opening Reception: Friday, October 7:  6-9pm Picturing the Unprintable is an exhibition to showcase the studio practices of Alumni since passing through the MFA program…
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