January Galleries Opening Reception: Mikhail Gubin | Macús Alonso | Maikel Rivero Fernández | Terry Lynn Spry’s Students

On Display: January 8 – 30
Opening Reception: January 8, 5:00-7:00 p.m.
Selected Works by Mikhail Gubin
Mikhail Gubin was born in the Soviet Union in 1953. He studied at the Art and Technology College of Zagorsk, Moscow region, Russia. In 1989 Mikhail Gubin immigrated to the United State of America, and settled in New York. His multimedia practice includes Sculpture, Drawing, Painting, Collage, Photography, Video. Mikhail participated in 38 solo shows and over 200 group exhibitions in the United State and internationally, received multiple awards and praises, many reviews (The New York Times among many others). He has being awarded a 2014 NYFA Fellowship in the category of CRAFTS/SCULPTURE. A member of the Audubon Artists inc., the National Collage Society, Sculpture Guild of New York, Florida CraftArt Gallery.
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Selected Works by Macús Alonso
Macus Alonso is an interdisciplinary artist from Vigo, Spain based in Chicago and Southwest Florida. Traveling throughout the world has greatly influenced her practice. She began experimenting with jewelry while living in West Africa and since then has expanded to textiles and sculpture. She is a process artist that draws inspiration from the wide range of materials she works with. She had the opportunity to work with a loom and since then has not stopped weaving. Macus received her Master of Studio Art at Northern Illinois University, Dekalb, IL and her Bachelors degree from the University of Illinois at Chicago. She was an artist resident at Chicago Art Department and has had her pieces on display at SOFA, Oliva Gallery, Woman Made Gallery, Compound Yellow, Hyde Park Art Center, Bridgeport Art Center, Olson Gallery and many other galleries.
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Foulds Theater Gallery
Selected Works by Maikel Rivero Fernández
In this exhibit, we invite you to explore Maikel Rivero Fernández’s serenity and reflection. This body of monochromatic works tran