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  • MANAGUA 2012
    WESTERN HEMISPHEREVIEW
  • ASHGABAT 2011
    SOUTH + CENTRAL ASIAVIEW
  • SUVA EMBASSY 2009
    EAST ASIA + PACIFICVIEW
  • RIGA 2012
    EUROPE + EURASIAVIEW
  • CONAKRY 2012
    AFRICAVIEW
  • AMMAN 2006
    NEAR EASTVIEW




Featured Artists


  • GA GardnerGA GardnerVIEW

    This body of work is a reconstruction and redirection of the energy resulting from the over saturation of media and it original intended target. My work is a visual representation of the proliferation of media and information in contemporary society and the resulting cacophony of messages it engend...
  • Melissa ManfullMelissa ManfullVIEW

    Seeking inspiration from metaphysics and mysticism, Melissa Manfull creates hyper-detailed structures that straddle the worlds of reality and imagination. Working in a palette that ranges from the subdued and earthy to the mystical and otherworldly, Manfull inserts her stiff geometric shapes within ...
  • Enrique TabaraEnrique TabaraVIEW

    ENRIQUE TABARA (b. 1930, Guayaquil, Ecuador) is one of the most important artists of the last century. He is an Ecuadorian painter of universal importance and Tabara shares that pedestal with teachers of the stature of Picasso, Joan Miro, Eduardo Kingman, Oswaldo Guayasamin, Felix Arauz, Rufino Tam...
  • Mary FarmerMary FarmerVIEW

    Farmer obtained her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Georgia State University after beginning her degree program at the Atlanta College of Art. She has completed several encaustic workshops and certificate programs in New York and San Francisco. Farmer's work was featured in the curated, invitational exhi...




Media
AIE helps raise local artist profiles - When showing her work in Washington D.C. a couple of years ago at the Smithsonian Craft Show, textile artist Leah Evans’ work caught the eye of the U.S. ambassador to Rwanda.

Now, one of Evans’ quilts hangs in the U.S. Embassy in Kigali, Rwanda, part of the Art in Embassies program, an effort to build cross-cultural connections through visual art. It’s on loan there for three years.

That exposure at the annual Smithsonian show has helped the local artist get her name out to the public and raise her profile.

“I’ve had people contact me based on my work from the Smithsonian show,” Evans said. “It’s definitely my most consistent and my best show.”

Evans - read more>
May 26, 2013

Vogue España

MICA Juxtaposition
April 1, 2013

Artists as Ambassadors

MICA Juxtaposition
March 26, 2013



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