The Armory Show and Tell

Armory Center for the Arts examines the past, celebrates the present, and informs the future in The Armory Show and Tell, a group exhibition comprised of artists invited to “perform your practice.”

Armory Center for the Arts presents The Armory Show and Tell, a series of 35 events that comprise a group exhibition, which will run in the Armory’s Caldwell Gallery from July 10 through September 22, 2013. An event will occur in the Armory’s Caldwell Gallery each Wednesday through Saturday from July 10 through August 31, from 12:45pm to 1:45. Two additional events fall outside this schedule: art Bingo with Justin Lowman on Saturday, July 13, 7–9pm and a petting zoo and presentation on “cute” with Micol Hebron on Saturday, September 21, 7–9pm. Events are free and open to the first 20 participants; no reservations are required. A full schedule of events is available at www.armoryarts.org/showandtell. Remnants from each event will accrue and be displayed during the course of the exhibition, which will culminate in a closing reception on Saturday, September 21, 2013 from 7-9pm. The exhibition will be on display through Sunday, September 22.

The following artists, some of whom will be collaborating with each other, are participating in The Armory Show and Tell: Stephanie Allespach, Edgar Arceneaux, Quinton Bemiller, Molly Cleator, Eileen Cowin, Denise & Scott Davis, David Earle, Simone Gad, Bia Gayotto, Michelle Glass, Emilie Halpern, Elizabeth Harvey, Micol Hebron, Robby Herbst, Robert S. Hilton, Hugo Hopping, Alice Könitz, Olga Koumoundouros, Nery Gabriel Lemus, Julie Lequin, Justin Lowman, Nuttaphol Ma, Matt MacFarland, Tracy Nakayama, Ruby Rose Neri, Jill Newman, Elonda Billera Norris, Ruby Osorio, Gina Osterloh, Anna Oxygen, Josh Peters, Lauralee Pope, Elena Rosa, Shirley Tse, Hataya Tubtim, Matt Wardell, Mary Weatherford, and Jacob Yanes.