Company H Artist Collective

Cayla took this photo of us installing Strange Material at Moonbase yesterday!

Native and Co. H present
Strange Material
Co-curated by Jessica Clay and Robert Grand

TONIGHT
TONIGHT
TONIGHT
ONE NIGHT ONLY
6-9pm Reception
Moonbase
1310 Clinton St, Nashville

At the intersection of 14th and Clinton is a gate leading into a gravel lot. Pull into that lot and walk through the big green double doors on the first floor…Moonbase is a space or two down!

xoxo

Co. H

THIS FRIDAY!

Strange Material, Co. H’s second annual summer show, is fast approaching! It’s one night only, so spread the word and don’t miss it!!

Facebook Event for "Strange Material"

DON’T MISS IT! Art show! Moonbase! Friday August 17th!! More info soon!

Hey everyone, just wanted to send a big ol’ THANK YOU out to everyone who submitted to our summer show Strange Material !! The curators will let you know the status of your submission via e-mail.

Y’all are the best!

xoxo

Co. H

Also, for students, check out the bulletin board in the 500 hallway!! (More applications will be pinned up there soon!)

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Above, a presentation by Jessica Clay and Robert Grand, curators of Company H’s Second Annual Summer Show. This year, the title is Strange Material and the theme is “collaboration.” For more information, and to download the application, click here!

Strange Material is open to students and alumni of Watkins College of Art, Design, and film. Submissions are due July 18th. For more information, e-mail companyh@watkins.edu

PDF of the Summer Show Application!

We are looking for work that is collaborative based. We encourage the idea of “collaboration” to be interpreted in various ways. The piece submitted may involve working with two or more individuals. The work may be materials based or may involve engaging with physical or interpersonal spaces. For example, the artist(s) could work and “collaborate” with a distinct site - with the location and those who come into contact with it (like a street or neighborhood). It’s possible for the work to take on the form of a workshop and to facilitate a dialogue with artists on how to collaborate or share ideas. All mediums, movements, trends, aesthetics, and styles will be accepted.

Once again, the show is open to students and alumni of Watkins College of Art, Design, and Film.