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Memento Mori at Gallery 5

by | Oct 8, 2010 | POLITICS

“Momento Mori” showcases a collection of works that consider death and the ephemeral. This all-media exhibition surveys how artists approach these topics through their art.


“Momento Mori” showcases a collection of works that consider death and the ephemeral. This all-media exhibition surveys how artists approach these topics through their art.


Gallery 5 Presents Memento Mori
An Exhibition of Contemporary Art Exploring Death and the Ephemeral
(Held in conjunction with our “Dia de los Muertos” Festival)

First Fridays Public Opening Reception:
Friday, November 5th 7PM-11PM

Exhibition on display in our Main Gallery from:
November 5th – December 17th

Selected Artwork By:
Alexandra Barao
Annie Campbell
Christopher Dufala
Elizabeth Eiten
Sonali Gulati
Caitlin Karolczak
Joseph Leroux
Steve Subotnick

Gallery5
200 West Marshall Street
Richmond VA 23220
804 644 0005
Wed-Sat 11-6PM
www.gallery5arts.org

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