Community Calendar

Mobile Museum of Art presents 3 American Artists, an exhibition showcasing the work of three renowned African American artists: Mark Bradford, Barkley L. Hendricks, and Glenn Ligon. These artworks are loans from the collection of the Art Bridges Foundation. This exhibition features artists who have defined the art world through their works that focus largely on themes of race, gender, sexual identity, class, and pop culture.

new works by John Fields

Opening Reception: Friday February 3, 2023 from 5:30 – 7pm

Artist Lecture: Thursday March 2, 2023 at 5:30pm

Exhibition on display through March 31, 2023

Gallery Hours:
Tuesday – Friday, 10am – 5pm
or by appointment

Anne Arrasmith Gallery
2407 2nd Avenue North
Downtown Birmingham

“In Case of Emergency, Break Glass” is the first public presentation of an ongoing series of new artworks by artist and educator John Fields. These works utilize drawing, painting, video, printmaking, found-object sculptures, and mixed media materials to provide a darkly humorous and critical examination of our country’s current cultural crisis at the intersection of Christian Nationalism and unchecked capitalism.

Curated by Y. Malik Jalal

Opening Reception: Friday February 3, 2023 from 5:30 – 7pm

Exhibition on display through March 31, 2023

Gallery Hours:
Tuesday – Friday, 10am – 5pm
or by appointment

Anne Arrasmith Gallery
2407 2nd Avenue North
Downtown Birmingham

Exhibiting Artists:
Caleb Jamel Brown, Rosa P. Duffy, Jaymerson Payton, Ezekiel Wright-Robinson, Hasani Sahlehe

Thought surrounding the ontology of the gesture, for most remains in abstract space. For black folks this discourse was waged violently upon our bodies. Thus, the notion of the abstract gesture cannot be, and is never neutral. – Y. Malik Jalal

Mobile Museum of Art presents 3 American Artists, an exhibition showcasing the work of three renowned African American artists: Mark Bradford, Barkley L. Hendricks, and Glenn Ligon. These artworks are loans from the collection of the Art Bridges Foundation. This exhibition features artists who have defined the art world through their works that focus largely on themes of race, gender, sexual identity, class, and pop culture.

new works by John Fields

Opening Reception: Friday February 3, 2023 from 5:30 – 7pm

Artist Lecture: Thursday March 2, 2023 at 5:30pm

Exhibition on display through March 31, 2023

Gallery Hours:
Tuesday – Friday, 10am – 5pm
or by appointment

Anne Arrasmith Gallery
2407 2nd Avenue North
Downtown Birmingham

“In Case of Emergency, Break Glass” is the first public presentation of an ongoing series of new artworks by artist and educator John Fields. These works utilize drawing, painting, video, printmaking, found-object sculptures, and mixed media materials to provide a darkly humorous and critical examination of our country’s current cultural crisis at the intersection of Christian Nationalism and unchecked capitalism.

Curated by Y. Malik Jalal

Opening Reception: Friday February 3, 2023 from 5:30 – 7pm

Exhibition on display through March 31, 2023

Gallery Hours:
Tuesday – Friday, 10am – 5pm
or by appointment

Anne Arrasmith Gallery
2407 2nd Avenue North
Downtown Birmingham

Exhibiting Artists:
Caleb Jamel Brown, Rosa P. Duffy, Jaymerson Payton, Ezekiel Wright-Robinson, Hasani Sahlehe

Thought surrounding the ontology of the gesture, for most remains in abstract space. For black folks this discourse was waged violently upon our bodies. Thus, the notion of the abstract gesture cannot be, and is never neutral. – Y. Malik Jalal

Mobile Museum of Art presents 3 American Artists, an exhibition showcasing the work of three renowned African American artists: Mark Bradford, Barkley L. Hendricks, and Glenn Ligon. These artworks are loans from the collection of the Art Bridges Foundation. This exhibition features artists who have defined the art world through their works that focus largely on themes of race, gender, sexual identity, class, and pop culture.

new works by John Fields

Opening Reception: Friday February 3, 2023 from 5:30 – 7pm

Artist Lecture: Thursday March 2, 2023 at 5:30pm

Exhibition on display through March 31, 2023

Gallery Hours:
Tuesday – Friday, 10am – 5pm
or by appointment

Anne Arrasmith Gallery
2407 2nd Avenue North
Downtown Birmingham

“In Case of Emergency, Break Glass” is the first public presentation of an ongoing series of new artworks by artist and educator John Fields. These works utilize drawing, painting, video, printmaking, found-object sculptures, and mixed media materials to provide a darkly humorous and critical examination of our country’s current cultural crisis at the intersection of Christian Nationalism and unchecked capitalism.

Curated by Y. Malik Jalal

Opening Reception: Friday February 3, 2023 from 5:30 – 7pm

Exhibition on display through March 31, 2023

Gallery Hours:
Tuesday – Friday, 10am – 5pm
or by appointment

Anne Arrasmith Gallery
2407 2nd Avenue North
Downtown Birmingham

Exhibiting Artists:
Caleb Jamel Brown, Rosa P. Duffy, Jaymerson Payton, Ezekiel Wright-Robinson, Hasani Sahlehe

Thought surrounding the ontology of the gesture, for most remains in abstract space. For black folks this discourse was waged violently upon our bodies. Thus, the notion of the abstract gesture cannot be, and is never neutral. – Y. Malik Jalal

Mobile Museum of Art presents 3 American Artists, an exhibition showcasing the work of three renowned African American artists: Mark Bradford, Barkley L. Hendricks, and Glenn Ligon. These artworks are loans from the collection of the Art Bridges Foundation. This exhibition features artists who have defined the art world through their works that focus largely on themes of race, gender, sexual identity, class, and pop culture.