Fun House features figurative paintings by Stephanie Cobb who selects subjects that are closely tied to personal experiences to create a visual language of both vulnerability and intimacy. The exhibition will be open at Glassell Gallery, April 20-April 24, 2021.
This event is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Kristin Malia Krolak, Director at LSU School of Art Galleries at 225-389-7181 or kkrolak@lsu.edu.
I’m grateful to be a part of this virtual show, thanks to @artsy and @dabart.me Check out Art in the Time of Corona on Artsy!
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Featured Painting: At Rest. Oil on canvas. 36 × 42 1/2 × 1 1/2 in. 2020.
Stephanie Cobb has been invited to exhibit her work in Baton Rouge Gallery’s 13th annual Surreal Salon.
Surreal Salon - the annual exhibition that celebrates the pop-surrealist/lowbrow movement - returns to Baton Rouge Gallery (“BRG”) for its 13th year in 2021 (January 5 - 28). The exhibition, held in partnership with the LSU School of Art and sponsored by Lynne Pisto, will once again aim to feature works from artists around the globe, giving audiences a unique multi-sensory experience with a style of contemporary art not often presented in this region. For more information, please go to https://www.batonrougegallery.org/surreal-salon/
Image from Bullhorn Creative
Stephanie Cobb has been invited to Kentucky College of Art + Design as an artist in residence and lecturer where she will teach as an adjunct instructor a contemporary painting course in May of 2021. For more information on KYCAD please visit: https://www.kycad.org/academics/
Join The Arts Council and Virtually for the Opening of our new exhibit "Portrait of a Friend" featuring the works of College Station Artist In Residence, Stephanie Cobb! Admission is free.
Private Tours at the Gallery with Stephanie Cobb August 4th -7th Here's the link to sign up: https://forms.gle/wcGypBLk7do46Crz6
Stephanie Cobb will be the 2020 Summer Artist in Residence with the Arts Council of Brazos Valley. The residency will conclude in solo exhibition in August.
The Arts Council of Brazos Valley hosts an Artist in Residence program in College Station during the summer months. This program allows the artist to spend the summer working on projects, adding to their portfolio, and preparing for a solo exhibit at the Arts & Visitor Center Gallery. This program is open to current students pursuing an arts degree at a 2 or 4 year college (Blinn College included), or to people who have graduated within the last year. For more information please go to the Arts Council’s website: https://www.acbv.org/p/programs/artistsinresidence/college-station-artist-in-residence
Stephanie Cobb has been selected to include work in the 57th Annual Juried Competition at the Masur Museum in Monroe, LA!
The Masur Museum of Art’s Annual Juried Competition showcases contemporary artists throughout the United States of America working in any medium. Over $3,000 in prizes is awarded to artists every year.
This long-running competition also showcases some of America’s best curatorial talent. The juror for the 57th Annual Juried Competition is Allison Glenn, Associate Curator of Contemporary Art at the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art (Bentonville, AR).
on view February 27 - May 9, 2020
Reception with Juror's Talk and Prize Announcements: Friday, February 28th, 5:30-7:30pm
I am pleased to be included in the exhibition Reservoir at the Intersect Arts Center in St. Louis, MO!
This exhibition will have two components. Digraph will consist of text-based or written work. Please submit poems, quotes, journals, thoughts, manifestos, books, readings, or text-based wall work that responds to the theme of rest//work. This work could be original or simply existing text that is relevant or could be shared or performed in some way. Digraph will be a year-long text-based exploration of relationships, with various programming, performances and installations, with the first installment exploring work//rest.
In tandem with Digraph, Intersect Art Gallery will mount Reservoir, an exhibition of visual and performance-based artworks, also responding to the theme of work//rest. The title for the exhibition is drawn from a quote by Bernard of Clairvaux, “The man who is wise, therefore, will see his life as more like a reservoir than a canal. The canal simultaneously pours out what it receives; the reservoir retains the water till it is filled, then discharges the overflow without loss to itself.” This exhibition seeks to curate a compendium of collective wisdom, struggle, reflection, suggestion, healing, and hope as we all live out this precarious counterpoise of work and rest.
EXHIBITION RUNS JANUARY 25 - APRIL 3 | OPENING RECEPTION: JANUARY 25 - 6-9PM
The LSU Painter’s League and Painting and Drawing Graduate Students will hold the exhibition Body Forth on January 17, 2020 from 6:00 p.m. to 8 p.m. at their newly founded gallery located on the second floor of the Dairy Science Building at South Stadium and Tower Drive.
At LSU Painter’s League, strength in community and a well-rounded education are the first priorities in young artist’s lives. The club’s organization is a place for students of all majors to foster a community of individuals who are interested in art and in making. Weaving connection between artists of all disciplines to offer incredible opportunities for learning is the core mission of Painter’s League.
Body Forth presents painting and mixed media works by Luke Atkinson, Stephanie Cobb, Samantha Combes, Miles Kinney, Samantha Rosado, Hunter Sabler, Lauren Sanders, and John Swincinski, and members of the Painter’s League. The exhibition explores different types identities and relationships to the body into a visual language. This event is free and open to the public. Food and drink will be provided. For more information, contact Stephanie Cobb at scobb14@lsu.edu.
Stephanie Cobb has been invited to exhibit her work in Baton Rouge Gallery’s 12th annual Surreal Salon.
Surreal Salon, the annual exhibition celebrating the pop-surrealist/lowbrow movement returns to Baton Rouge Gallery (“BRG”) for its 12th year in January 2020. The exhibition, to be held in partnership with the LSU School of Art, will once again feature works from artists around the globe, including Stephanie Cobb, giving audiences a unique multi-sensory experience with a style of contemporary art not often presented in this region. For more information please visit the exhibition’s website: https://www.batonrougegallery.org/surreal-salon
Cobb has been invited as an artist in residence the HOME Residency Program in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania that offers a two week-long immersion in art-making. She will exhibit her work at Crane Arts completed during her residency this Sunday, July 14, 2019, from 2 to 4 pm. Crane Arts is located at 1400 N American Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19122.
The Future Is Now is a mentorship program that matches JCPS high school students with professional, local artists in Louisville, KY. Over the course of the program, each student/mentor team works towards creating individual and collaborative pieces for a final exhibition showcasing their work. This is a partnership of Louisville Visual Art and KyCAD.
849 Gallery
849 S. 3rd Street
Louisville, KY
The exhibition’s opening night includes a reception from 5 to 7 p.m. The exhibition runs through August 7. Admission is free. Special thanks to the Kentucky Arts Council and Fund for the Arts.
Cover: Linda Erzinger, Future is Now 2017
Stephanie Cobb has been invited to enroll for the Fall of 2018 to the MFA Studio Art program at Louisiana State University College of Art + Design where she will graduate in 2021. She will utilize the program and secured assistantships to further advance her career working in an educational, contemporary institution.
Cobb will be attending KFW's Summer Residency Program that offers five artists a week-long immersion in art-making and community building. Feminist social change artists will deepen their artistic practice and consider strategies to expand the social change impact of their work
For more information, please visit http://www.kfw.org/feminist-blog/meet-stephanie-amorphous-glass-painter/.
Stephanie Cobb has been invited as an artist in residence at Burren College of Art in Ballyvaughan, Ireland during November and December of 2017 to solely focus on her practice. New work can be found under the +Work page. For more information, please visit https://www.burrencollege.ie/programmes/residency.
Cobb worked on the design and execution of the exhibit "Great Big Science To-Do: Everyday Athletes" and is managed partnerships and events for the exhibit at Kentucky Science Center. The "GBSTD" is three series of exhibits that allow the museum to test ideas ideas and find out what visitors are interested in learning about, while the final redesign of the third floor is underway. Cobb's exhibit "Everyday Athletes" focuses on teaching the importance of athletics and health sciences. Partners that Cobb secured include Norton Healthcare, Parkside, Kentucky Derby Museum, Louisville Slugger Museum, Louisville Ballet, Yoga Integrated Science, PPG Industries, Inc., Louisville City FC, Louisville Bats Baseball, and Hwangs Martial Arts.
This exhibit will be open to the public from June 9 - August 31, 2017 with price of admission to Kentucky Science Center. For more questions, please visit https://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/news/2017/06/09/how-the-kentucky-science-center-is-pushing.html.
Image from How the Kentucky Science Center is Pushing Creative Development, Jun 9, 2017, Business First Louisville.
SOMEWHERE ELSE
An interactive UV Experience
By Oh Wow
At the Kentucky Science Center
Annie Mitchell // Artist
W.G. Rickel // Artist
MaryLiz Bender // Sound Designer
Stephanie Cobb has conceptualized and curated a temporary exhibit to combine art and science for Kentucky Science Center's largest annual fundraiser, Science with a Twist. Collaborating with the group Oh Wow, the team built a fully interactive stairwell installation and sound installation. Guests attending Science with a Twist would tug, strum, or shake colorful shock spool cord which would trigger specific sounds.
This installation is open to the public January and February of 2017 for price of admission to Kentucky Science Center. For more questions, contact Stephanie Cobb at stephaniecobbart@gmail.com.
The SCAD painting department presents the juried Senior B.F.A. Painting Exhibition featuring works in a range of media by painting seniors from the Savannah location. Works explore traditional and contemporary methods of painting as well as new conceptual approaches. The opening reception is free, open to the public, and will be Friday May 29th, 2015 from 3 - 5 pm, at Alexander Hall on 668 Indian St. Savannah, GA 31401.
Pink Knickers is an exhibition that features works by Erica Luedtke, Julie Ann Miller, Stephanie Cobb, and Chalice Bartsch-Bailley. The exhibition explores different types of intimacy and femininity through painting, printmaking, installation, and mixed media. The opening reception will be May 1st at Cabella Allure Salon, 24 W. Henry St. Savannah, GA 31401, from 6 pm - 9 pm.
Luedtke's work explores the visual display of time and interconnectedness. Connecting her own human decision with the natural unknown of how elements will react to create harmonious interactions the seem to have their own energy and breath. Miller draws on the energy exchanged during human interactions. The push and pull of ink simulates relationships, noting that no one ever leaves such an encounter unchanged, and that change is beautiful. Cobb's work deals with the relationship we have to nature and the conflicts that arise. Her work is neither here nor there, male or female, or anywhere on a scale or spectrum. Bartsch-Bailley combines enamel and acrylics mixed with different water temperatures to create an abstract terrain on raw canvas.
This event is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Lori Stockland at www.cabellaalluresav.com.
Hampton Watts. Detail of Absolution. 48" x 60". Oil on canvas. 2015.
Interim, from Infinite to End Point features painting and mixed media works by Stephanie Cobb, Franki DeSaro, Sarah Pizzi and Hampton Watts. The artists transfer the unspoken ambiguity of relationships into a visual language of both vulnerability and unfamiliarity. The exhibition will be open Friday through Saturday at Sulfur Studios Gallery, April 24-April 25, with an opening reception at 6 p.m. on Friday. Food and drink will be provided.
This event is free and open to the public. For more information, contact PR Representative Jennifer Moss at Sulfur Studios at SulfurStudios@gmail.com.