Current ExhibitIoN

Honoring the Feminine… The 6000 Circles Project

Our paths came together in 2014 through theBecoming, an online coaching program for artists, which led to a magical and wonderful experience in Prague, 2017 for our first International exhibition. Fast forward to 2020 when we were reunited during the covid lockdown. We worked via zoom for 18 months creating the Calling made up of alums of theBecoming on a journey to reclaim and solidify our feminine creative journey, and exhibited in Prague Sept 2022, the first Calling exhibition.

Our intention is to embrace and embody our feminine attributes, how we think, how we make, what we show and where we show…… breaking the cycle of waiting. Taking our power into our own hands we create our own paths, our own opportunities and our own successes as a path to fulfillment over validation. We are continuing to develop our ideology and collaboration by creating a global community project to bring awareness to and normalize the feminine journey.” This project is a global collaboration with heavy participation from the national and local chapters of The Women’s Caucus for Art. All art is created by individual artists( and non-artists alike)from around the globe. This exhibition would be one of several closing exhibitions held to showcase artwork created for the project The Feminine Journey. All artwork is created in a circular format on a variety of substrates, in all mediums and all in devotion to The Feminine.

Artist Links: @the_calling22 |  @the6000circle_project

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ABOUT THE GRANUCCI GALLERY

Donated by art enthusiasts and founding supporters Leo and Gayle Granucci, the Granucci Gallery features an additional 602 square feet of wall space and includes an open floor plan that integrates smoothly with the lobby. The new visual arts gallery will feature works by local artists, as well as special private collections.

 


 

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The Granucci Gallery is located at The Center for the Arts at 314 W. Main Street in downtown Grass Valley, CA. 

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