Gargoyles Announcements - September 2021 Art Show MYSTERIOUS MYCELIUM (Univ dist)!

 


Check Out Our September Art Show!

Gargoyles presents:

MYSTERIOUS MYCELIUM

We are so excited to present our first art show all about Mushrooms!!!
“Mushrooms have been used for medicine, food and for Shamanic use in order to establish contact with the spirit realm of the Underworld.” There are countless species of these beautiful and enigmatic fungi. Mushrooms can be symbolic of luck, longevity, prosperity, energy, safety, rebirth and transformation! Join us as we explore their magical & mystical world. Showing their fantastical fungi will be Jo Estey, Braden Duncan, Megan Weyerweden, Lis Wright Ivec, Kelly Verité, Stasia Burrington, Kat McLean, Heather Hudson, Shelby Graf, Eyona Bella, Kelly Turnbull & more!
Show will open at noon on Friday, September 17th with a mini meet and greet with some of the artists from 5-7 & a video launch on IG & FB around 8pm!
Most work will be available on our website in our “Local Art” gallery starting a noon too!
This will definitely be a fancy feast for the imagination ~ a well needed thing for sure! ✨🍄

We will also continue to post content from the show – information about the paintings, short videos, answer questions, etc. – on social media throughout the month that the exhibition is on display, 9/17/2021 – 10/14/2021.

Feel free to ask us any questions you may have about the show. We hope you will enjoy it!

Show runs thru October 14th.

Cover art: “Caterpillar Fungi” by Jo Estey.

We still do require masks to be worn inside the shoppe & are keeping the covid safety protocols in place:)

PART OF THE U‑DISTRICT ARTWALK
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