It was a great to see The Tenderloin Project get a little love in the October issue of Juxtapoz. William Haugh (of Juxtapoz) was in attendance at the Butter Gallery opening in Miami and had a good time talking with him about the project at the opening. Thanks for the shout out William! It was also amazing to see the article on TL Project collaborative artist, Hugh Leeman, in the October issue as well.
Thank you so much to everyone who came out to Butter Gallery over the weekend for the opening of The Tenderloin Project in Miami. This was the fourth Living Exhibition, and once again it was incredible to see such a positive response to the project. This was a unique exhibition as it was the first time that I was able to display works of art that were done by residents of The Tenderloin community, as previously showcased on the blog at the end of last month. This is the future for the project – creating access to the arts for community residents and to allow their voices and their work to be seen and heard throughout the world. A very special thanks to everyone who came out for the opening and an extra special thanks to Paco of Butter Gallery for making the show happen. The exhibition will continue to live through the end of August before traveling to New York…
I’m a little late with sharing the entire Miami experience for The Tenderloin Project. But below are some photos of us setting up Living Exhibition #4 for the project at Butter Gallery this past week.
Very excited to announce that Living Exhibition #4 for The Tenderloin Project will be taking place at Butter Gallery in the Wynwood arts district of Miami. The opening reception for the exhibition will take place on Saturday, August 14th at 7pm, and the show will run through September 10th. More details to come.
