Cleveland County Arts Council Install...and another sweet Miami host!Hi There
2008 is winding down and we would like to announce our last two installs for the year.
Last Thursday, we installed a machine at the Cleveland County Arts Council in Shelby, NC. This vintage 22 column National "Ebongold" machine now has a home in a former Post Office turned arts venue. The town square is very reminiscent of the set from "Back to the Future". There is a courthouse in the middle of the square (the future Earl Scruggs Center) that has a working clock tower, various cafes littered about and many beautiful buildings that will be around long after the nearby malls are leveled. There is positive energy happening in Shelby and we are very happy to the the Arts Council as a host.
A few pics from the installAlso, just in time for Art Basel, we installed a machine in the Miami Art Museum. We are extremely happy to have this museum on our venue list! Our official Miami host, the Lanster Family, made this happen and we are appreciative for their ongoing support of the project. They manage two Art-o-mat machines. One is currently at the Lowe Museum which is affiliated with the University of Miami.
In light of the above, we would like to thank all of our new machine hosts from 2008 (and a few current hosts who got new machines). This is a great bunch who fully understand that the proliferation of pocket size, affordable works of art can be a positive thing for their community.
Miami Art MuseumThe Studios of Key WestLowe Art MuseumVenue Ballard Studios and BoutiqueArt251 Local Art SpaceWonderroot Community Arts SpaceKrankies CoffeeUtrecht Quality Art Supplies and Alex KhostCleveland County Arts CouncilHutch and HarrisOOP!The Living Room Salon and Art GalleryPurveyors of Art and Design MaterialsWorkhouse Arts centerOn a side note, we were recently informed that Noah Scalin has a book of his "Skull a Day" series. We were lucky to have an edition of this series sized down for the Art-o-matŪ.
Noah on Martha StewartThe Art-o-matŪ seriesSincerely,
AIC