The artists of *BAMN\u2019N present \u201cISMS\u201d a visual arts exhibition at Avery Research Center
\n125 Bull Street, Charleston, SC<\/p>\n
EXHIBIT:<\/strong> OPENING RECEPTION:<\/strong> THEME:<\/strong> PARTICIPATING ARTISTS:<\/strong> BAMN\u2019N, LLC<\/strong>:<\/p>\n BAMN\u2019N is an acronym for By Any Means Necessary, Now: Socially Concerned, Aesthetically Astute Contemporary Artists. It is an arts business dedicated to providing professional opportunities, professional development for contemporary artists, collaborative projects and educational outreach programs for our various communities. The owners of BAMN\u2019N are KTC\/Karole Turner Campbell, Arianne King Comer and Addelle Sanders.<\/p>\n Contact Person for BAMN\u2019N:<\/strong> KTC\/Karole Turner Campbell, 843 608-9172 bamnn123@gmail.com<\/p>\n Contact Person for Avery:<\/strong> Curtis Franks 843 953-7610 FranksC@cofc.edu<\/p>\n Location:<\/strong> Avery Research Center 125 Bull Street Charleston, SC 29424 Hours of Operation: Monday \u2013 Friday, 10 am \u2013 5 pm (Closed from 12:30-1:30 for lunch)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ISMS The Exhibition The artists of *BAMN\u2019N present \u201cISMS\u201d a visual arts exhibition at Avery Research Center 125 Bull<\/p>\n
\nFebruary 12 to May 30, 2015<\/p>\n
\nThursday, February 26, from 6-8 pm (free to the public).<\/p>\n
\nNine Lowcountry and two New York City artists have created provocative visual essays on the oppressive and alienating forces that negative \u201cisms\u201d wreak on society. These \u201cisms\u201d often have a debilitating impact on people and neither time nor location tends to buffer their insidious destruction. Some of these \u201cisms\u201d are: Sexism, Classism, Ageism, Consumerism, Ghettoism, Parochialism, Racism, Anti-Intellectualism, Anti-Semitism, Separatism, etcetera. Many of us bear the metaphysical scars of our personal confrontations with these isms. While the mental and emotional scarring can be much more perversely concrete. As artists, we have the tools, passion and spirit to visually convey our insights, perspectives on these ills and transform the ordinary into the extraordinary, by creating powerful, inspiring works of art. Works that have universal appeal while balancing the message with aesthetic values. In the face of local, national and global current events, we artists cannot bow down to fear, ignorance, hate, greed and envy- the backbone of negative isms. We stand with all who believe in Freedom, Justice, Equality and Human\/Civil Rights for all. We celebrate our humanity and profess that all lives matter.<\/p>\n
\nKTC\/Karole Turner Campbell, Arianne King Comer, Natalie Daise, Susanne Frenzel, Laura Gadson (NYC), Gwylene Gallimard\/Jean-Marie Mauclet, Alvin B. Glen, Jacqueline Johnson (NYC), Winston Kennedy, Addelle Sanders Guest Artist: Dr. Leo Twiggs<\/p>\n