Arts Scene: Pop-up show aims to add color to the ‘gray area’

  • Wednesday, August 29th, 2012
    • A piece by Trek6, who will be participating in Gris Galerie’s pop-up art show at the old Gadsden Funeral Home on St. Philip Street. A piece by Trek6, who will be participating in Gris Galerie’s pop-up art show at the old Gadsden Funeral Home on St. Philip Street.
    • A piece by Trek6, who will be participating in Gris Galerie’s pop-up art show at the old Gadsden Funeral Home on St. Philip Street. A piece by Trek6, who will be participating in Gris Galerie’s pop-up art show at the old Gadsden Funeral Home on St. Philip Street.
    • A piece by Trek6, who will be participating in Gris Galerie’s pop-up art show at the old Gadsden Funeral Home on St. Philip Street. A piece by Trek6, who will be participating in Gris Galerie’s pop-up art show at the old Gadsden Funeral Home on St. Philip Street.
    • A piece by Ishmael, who will be participating in Gris Galerie’s pop-up art show at the old Gadsden Funeral Home on St. Philip Street. A piece by Ishmael, who will be participating in Gris Galerie’s pop-up art show at the old Gadsden Funeral Home on St. Philip Street.
    • A piece by Ishmael, who will be participating in Gris Galerie’s pop-up art show at the old Gadsden Funeral Home on St. Philip Street. A piece by Ishmael, who will be participating in Gris Galerie’s pop-up art show at the old Gadsden Funeral Home on St. Philip Street.
    • A piece by Ishmael, who will be participating in Gris Galerie’s pop-up art show at the old Gadsden Funeral Home on St. Philip Street. A piece by Ishmael, who will be participating in Gris Galerie’s pop-up art show at the old Gadsden Funeral Home on St. Philip Street.
    • A piece by VincentLuca, who will be participating in Gris Galerie’s pop-up art show at the old Gadsden Funeral Home on St. Philip Street. A piece by VincentLuca, who will be participating in Gris Galerie’s pop-up art show at the old Gadsden Funeral Home on St. Philip Street.
    • A piece by Patch Whiskey, who will be participating in Gris Galerie’s pop-up art show at the old Gadsden Funeral Home on St. Philip Street. A piece by Patch Whiskey, who will be participating in Gris Galerie’s pop-up art show at the old Gadsden Funeral Home on St. Philip Street.
    • A piece by Edward Harper, who will be participating in Gris Galerie’s pop-up art show at the old Gadsden Funeral Home on St. Philip Street. A piece by Edward Harper, who will be participating in Gris Galerie’s pop-up art show at the old Gadsden Funeral Home on St. Philip Street.
    • A piece by Edward Harper, who will be participating in Gris Galerie’s pop-up art show at the old Gadsden Funeral Home on St. Philip Street. A piece by Edward Harper, who will be participating in Gris Galerie’s pop-up art show at the old Gadsden Funeral Home on St. Philip Street.
    • A piece by DustinSpagnola, who will be participating in Gris Galerie’s pop-up art show at the old Gadsden Funeral Home on St. Philip Street. A piece by DustinSpagnola, who will be participating in Gris Galerie’s pop-up art show at the old Gadsden Funeral Home on St. Philip Street.
    • A piece by John Duckworth, who will have work on display at Jericho Advisors. A piece by John Duckworth, who will have work on display at Jericho Advisors.
    • A piece from the “Mermaids and Merwomen in Black Folklore” exhibit at the City Gallery at Waterfront Park. A piece from the “Mermaids and Merwomen in Black Folklore” exhibit at the City Gallery at Waterfront Park.
    • A piece from the “Mermaids and Merwomen in Black Folklore” exhibit at the City Gallery at Waterfront Park. A piece from the “Mermaids and Merwomen in Black Folklore” exhibit at the City Gallery at Waterfront Park.
    • A piece from the “Mermaids and Merwomen in Black Folklore” exhibit at the City Gallery at Waterfront Park. A piece from the “Mermaids and Merwomen in Black Folklore” exhibit at the City Gallery at Waterfront Park.
    • A piece from the “Mermaids and Merwomen in Black Folklore” exhibit at the City Gallery at Waterfront Park. A piece from the “Mermaids and Merwomen in Black Folklore” exhibit at the City Gallery at Waterfront Park.