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Art Shapes Us Saturday February 16th

February 15th, 2013 | By A.C. Frabetti

Tarrence Corbin, Carnival Escapade: a dense abstract painting of twisting ribbons, cylinders, checkerboards and striped shapes in saturated reds, blues, yellows and greens.

Tarrence Corbin, Carnival Escapade, 2001. Acrylic on paper, 70 x 76 inches. Image from the University of Cincinnati Art Collection. (Related image located during this archive's reconstruction.)

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Please Join Us For

Art Shapes Us

Opening Reception
Saturday February 16th at the Children’s Learning Center in the Main Library

2pm – 4pm

In conjunction with the Weston Art Gallery exhibition Straight from the Soul: the paintings and sculpture of Kevin Cole, myself along with Pamela and Lennell Rhodes Myricks and artist/educator Marcus Fletcher, hosted Art Shapes Us at the Main Public Library. The spirit of the classes which ran from January 5th through the 26th was inspired by the life and art of Professor Tarrence Corbin who was a mentor and friend to us all. Now the finished works of art will be reveled this Saturday February 16th at 2pm in the Children’s Learning Center in the Main Library.

Art Shapes Us
Saturday February 16th
2pm – 4pm
Childrens learning center
Main Public Library of Hamilton County and Cincinnati
800 Vine Street
Cincinnati, OH
45202

Kevin Cole, Blessings with No Limitations I: a wall relief of layered, painted wooden shapes with zigzag patterns in rust, turquoise, cream and red, projecting outward like a burst.

Kevin Cole, Blessings with No Limitations I, 2010. Mixed media on wood, 63 x 44 x 12 inches. (Related image located during this archive's reconstruction.)