Emma Amos was awarded the Georgia Museum of Art’s Larry D. and Brenda A. Thompson Award, for Lifetime Achievement in the Arts. The award is dedicated to artists with a strong Georgia connection.
Ms. Amos, an Atlanta native, is please to accept the award.…
Emma Amos’ solo exhibition at Flomenhaft Gallery opened on January 31, 6-8pm.
The show runs until March 2nd, 2013 in Chelsea, New York and is open to the public on Tuesdays through Saturdays from 10am-5pm.
Flomenhaft Gallery
547 West 27th Street, suite 200
New York, NY 10001
For detailed information and the Press Release, please visit:
http://www.flomenhaftgallery.com/jan-31—march-2-emma-amos-memory.html…
“Artists Choose Artists” opens tonight at 6pm at Flomenhaft Gallery. It features three of Emma Amos’ new works next to two artworks from her friend and former assistant, Jackson Lenochan. The exhibition also presents four other gallery artists and their four invited artists, for a total of 10 artists exhibited.…
Great opening last night at the National Academy Museum, featuring Emma Amos “Worksuit” in the show “Her Own Style: An Artists’ Eye with Judith Shea”.
The show is curated by Judith Shea and remains up until January 13, 2013.
More information at:
http://www.nationalacademy.org/art-museum/exhibitions/…
Orion, acrylic on linen and African fabric borders, 78″ X 62″, 2012…
My Green Space, acrylic on linen and African fabric borders, 59.25″ × 41.75″, 2011…
Water Swing, acrylic on linen and African fabric borders, 76¼ʺ × 59¼ʺ, 2010…
Emma spent October as a guest at Yaddo, where she made three new paintings, shown here with their borders not yet applied:
Meanwhile, the painting we saw her beginning in July is now finished:
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Fall, acrylic on linen and African fabric borders, 65″ × 46″, 2009…
My Mother Was the Greatest Dancer, acrylic on linen and African fabric borders, 59.5ʺ × 43ʺ, 2009…