Back to Events OOMA After Hours: Charles Smith & Carmen Lugo January
24, 2020 Location: Ohr-O'Keefe Museum of Art Address: 386 Beach
Boulevard, Biloxi, MS 39530 Phone: (228) 374-5547 Time: 5-7:30pm
Price: Free VISIT WEBSITE Overview Map Meet the Artists: Charles Smith
Carmen Lugo: Animal Artist Talk with Carmen Lugo. Opening Reception
for World Through My Eyes with Biloxi High School. OOMA After Hours is
The Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art’s evening centered around opening
receptions and artist talks. It’s your chance to meet current
exhibiting artists and see their art for free! Our current exhibiting
artists are ceramicist Charles Smith, whose work is on display in the
Beau Rivage Casino Gallery of African American Art, and mixed media
visual artist Carmen Lugo, whose work is on view in the IP Casino
Resort Spa Exhibitions Gallery. OOMA After Hours this January 24th
will also coincide with the opening of the second run of our World
Through My Eyes program ‘s exhibition featuring Biloxi High School
students who worked with Carmen Lugo to create the works that will be
on view in the Mississippi Sound Welcome Center. Carmen Lugo will also
be giving an artist talk relating to her exhibition entitled
“Animal.” Artist Info: Charles Smith is a well-known Mobile, AL,
potter who began his career in the early 1970s. He has exhibited all
over the country, including the National Museum of American Art in the
Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC, and the American Craft
Museum in New York City. His most recent work uses bold colors such as
black and tan. [Click Here for More Info] Carmen Lugo is a visual
artist who works in mixed media, acrylic, and encaustic. A “mark
maker” by nature, Carmen’s work often contains bold lines,
scratched and obscured words, and a stream-of-consciousness style of
painting. An appreciation of all things fleeting and discarded and
gravitation towards evocative color and imagery results in work that
often contains themes on impermanence, nature, human nature, and
emotion. [Click Here for More Info] Map View | What's Nearby
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