Coinciding with the Mosesian Center for the Arts Award Gala honoring Rock ‘n Roll historian, acclaimed author and prolific storyteller Peter Guralnick, the Art & Soul exhibition featured professional and emerging contemporary art, as well as fan art, inspired by musicians, bands and music culture. The exhibit included visual art in all mediums – including a room dedicated to Elvis in honor of Peter’s “Last Train to Memphis” and “Careless Love” books – as well as handmade instruments, and period album art. The opening reception featured a DJ spinning hits from the musicians and bands that inspired artwork featured in the exhibition.
Venue
Mosesian Center for the Arts, March 22 – May 18, 2018
Curation
Kimberly Thompson Panay (planning and curation)
Exhibiting Artists
Zaneta Antosik, Jean Aserkoff, Phil Beedham, Janet Reynolds Bemis, Cat Bennett, Cathleen Bradley, Adam Campbell, Kelly Davidson, Christina de Guzman Jones, Sara Dickman, David English, Demetri Espinosa, Tania Estevez, Anita Feld, Nancy Gallagher, Mary Galli, Jimi Giannatti, Woody Giessmann, Stephen Godlieb, Gail Hansen, Eve Hartman, Paul Howell, Grace Julian Murthy, Benjy Kantor, Molly Kantor, Deborah Kaup, Alexandra Kittle, Frank Koran, Paul Larson, James Macdonald, Johnny MacLeod, Diana Martocchia, Sarina Mitchel, Michelle Poirier, Preys Ups, Kelsey Quick, Dawn Scaltreto, Molly Scannell, Rebecca Skinner, Kathi Tighe, Kimberly Thompson, William Turner, Michael Wagner, Meghan Walsh, Susu Wing, Harry Yu