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Using the chain link fences that typically divide us to forge new connections
The Matthews and ArtCentral are excited to announce our second community project, “Connecting Our Community Through LINKING FENCES.” Through this project, we are inviting the community to join us in creating community art projects on chain link fences throughout Spearfish. We encourage the community to partner with neighbors, friends, organizations, and strangers alike to take part in LINKING FENCES.
For the third year, the Black Hills State University (BHSU) Senior Art Exhibit will take place at The Matthews Art Gallery. Be sure to scroll down to see some of the student work that will be on display.
What if the box is more exciting than what was inside?
During the month of March, The Matthews will be hosting an original polaroid photography exhibit, “Zero Megapixels,” featuring the work of Roger O’Dea. The show is open 10 a.m.-5 p.m, Tuesdays-Saturdays, Mar. 3-31.
Roger O’Dea is intrigued by the raw imperfection that Polaroid photos offer. He is interested in capturing candid shots of people and places. In an age of editing and airbrush, Roger reminds us of the beautiful imperfections all people possess.
The Matthews Opera House & Art Center has announced the following award recipients for the 38th Winter Art Show. Best of Show was awarded to Tracy Hergert of Lead for her fabric collage titled, “Refuge.” Awards were given during the artist reception on Thursday, Jan. 19. Visitors to the show are encouraged to vote for their favorite art pieces. At the end of the show, the People’s Choice award will be announced-update: announced below. The show continues for public viewing through Jan. 26 during gallery business hours, 10 a.m.-5:00 p.m., Tuesday-Saturday.
