WAA Artist Reception for Two Exhibits: Studio 84 Past & Present; Electric Eclectic IV – Saturday

WAA is pleased to host an Artist Reception for the two exhibits currently on display in the Cultural Arts Center Gallery during the month of October, Studio 84: Past & Present and the Electric Eclectic IV invitational photography exhibitions. The reception will be held Saturday, October 12 from 12 pm – 4 pm, with the Studio 84 program beginning at 1 pm and the Electric Eclectic IV program beginning at 2 pm.

A previous Whitewater Banner article provides information regarding the Electric Eclectic IV exhibition. See below for the Studio 84 exhibit.


Studio 84: Past & Present

A Review of the Past and Present Art of Studio 84

Exhibit: October 3 – 27, 2024

Reception: Saturday, October 12, Noon – 4 pm, Program at 1 pm

The Whitewater Arts Alliance (WAA), in collaboration with Studio 84, proudly presents Past and Present. Past and Present is an extraordinary exhibition that celebrates Studio 84’s rich history and vibrant future, along with the many artists who have contributed their creative works over the years.

The exhibit will be open to the public from October 3 to 27, 2024, with a special reception on October 12 from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm, offering a chance to meet the artists and experience their creative journey.

This exhibition highlights the collaborative spirit between the WAA and Studio 84. Studio 84, a unique non-profit art studio located in Whitewater fosters inclusivity through the arts. Studio 84 focuses on providing creative opportunities for all individuals, with an emphasis on supporting artists with disabilities. The studio’s philosophy encourages participants to explore a variety of artistic mediums, providing individualized guidance based on each person’s abilities and goals. With programs designed to nurture creativity and self-expression, Studio 84 promotes personal growth and community engagement.

Founded by artist Deborah Blackwell, Studio 84 has been a cornerstone of the Whitewater arts community since 2009. Its mission is to offer fully accessible artistic experiences that enrich lives, empowering individuals through self-directed activities and a focus on their unique strengths. Over the past 15 years, the studio has evolved, providing a wide range of visual arts programming and recently introducing a dance program. This exhibit will showcase a range of media, reflecting both traditional and contemporary artistic approaches, while celebrating the growth and creativity of all contributors.

Join us in celebrating the power of art and community.

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