Visual Art Alumna Rachel Reynolds Z Gallery Convo at SIMONE DESOUSA GALLERY
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Corrie Baldauf – Rachel Reynolds Z – Robert Zahorsky GALLERY CONVERSATION SUNDAY August 7 2-4 pm Join artists Rachel Reynolds Z, Robert Zahorsky, and Corrie Baldauf (RaRoCo) on Sunday, August 7, 2-4 pm, for an informal gallery conversation and exhibition tour. Conversation starts at 2 pm! You are invited to celebrate with us and participate in this exhibition. Toss a beanbag. Swing on the glider. View the potatoes. Stand under a glowing circle. Look closely at a photograph or drawing. Walk behind the giant Comic Foreground. [Read more and view images] RaRoCo is on view through August 21. |
RACHEL REYNOLDS Z received her Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from the College for Creative Studies in 2000 and graduated with a MFA in Visual Arts from Vermont College of Fine Arts, Montpelier in 2007. When Reynolds Z isn’t working creatively in her Hamtramck studio, she shares her knowledge of art with students at Oakland University in Rochester Hills, adult learners at the Flint Institute of Arts, painters meeting weekly in Grosse Pointe, youth in Farmington Hills organized by the Farmington Hills’ Cultural Arts Division and private lessons to high school home-schoolers. Reynolds Z has served as a Visiting Artist and lectured about her work at the Detroit Institute of Arts, Cuyahoga Community College in Ohio, Madonna University in Livonia, Oakland University in Rochester Hills, Cranbrook Kingswood in Bloomfield Hills, the Farmington Public Library by invitation from the Farmington Art Foundation and the Grosse Pointe War Memorial by invitation from the Ibex Art Club. She exhibits her work regularly in both group and solo shows at local galleries. In between creating art and working as an educator, Rachel loves to travel, eat, listen to live music, garden, hike, scuba dive, watch basketball and in between all of that, relax.
SIMONE DESOUSA GALLERY, 444 W. Willis St., Units 111 and 112, At the Willys Overland Lofts, Detroit, MI 48201
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