WEDNESDAY: Supersketch At Quirk Gallery

by | Oct 17, 2011 | ART

Come to Quirk Gallery this Wednesday for an unusual and amazing event in which art will be created before your eyes. Local artists including Emerald Grippa, Jeffrey Alan Love, Bryan Woodland, Sara Gossett, Dan Owen, Marshall Higgins, Harrison and Reed, William Godwin, Eric Scott Pfeiffer, and more, will spend the evening sketching, creating works from start to finish while you watch. There’s really no telling what they’ll come up with–they’re all bringing their own materials, and can create as many images as they want. Josh Hryciak will perform live music during the event, and DJs from Steady Sounds will be spinning throughout the night. All art created during the event will be for sale during the end of the night, so you’ll be able to purchase artwork that you’ve seen go through every stage of the creative process. This unique event should yield fascinating results, so make sure that you’re in attendance!

WHAT: Supersketch At Quirk Gallery!
WHO: Art by Emerald Grippa, Jeffrey Alan Love, Bryan Woodland, Sara Gossett, Dan Owen, Marshall Higgins, Harrison and Reed, William Godwin, Eric Scott Pfeiffer, and more. Music by Josh Hryciak and Steady Sounds DJs.
WHERE: Quirk Gallery, 311 W. Broad St.
WHEN: Wednesday, October 19, 6 to 9 PM
ADMISSION: Free!


Come to Quirk Gallery this Wednesday for an unusual and amazing event in which art will be created before your eyes. Local artists including Emerald Grippa, Jeffrey Alan Love, Bryan Woodland, Sara Gossett, Dan Owen, Marshall Higgins, Harrison and Reed, William Godwin, Eric Scott Pfeiffer, and more, will spend the evening sketching, creating works from start to finish while you watch. There’s really no telling what they’ll come up with–they’re all bringing their own materials, and can create as many images as they want. Josh Hryciak will perform live music during the event, and DJs from Steady Sounds will be spinning throughout the night. All art created during the event will be for sale during the end of the night, so you’ll be able to purchase artwork that you’ve seen go through every stage of the creative process. This unique event should yield fascinating results, so make sure that you’re in attendance!

WHAT: Supersketch At Quirk Gallery!
WHO: Art by Emerald Grippa, Jeffrey Alan Love, Bryan Woodland, Sara Gossett, Dan Owen, Marshall Higgins, Harrison and Reed, William Godwin, Eric Scott Pfeiffer, and more. Music by Josh Hryciak and Steady Sounds DJs.
WHERE: Quirk Gallery, 311 W. Broad St.
WHEN: Wednesday, October 19, 6 to 9 PM
ADMISSION: Free!

Marilyn Drew Necci

Marilyn Drew Necci

Former GayRVA editor-in-chief, RVA Magazine editor for print and web. Anxiety expert, proud trans woman, happily married.




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