Artist in Residence Program
A.I.R. Studio is a live/work studio storefront located in the LowerTown Arts District. The combined studio and furnished efficiency apartment were recently renovated with visual artists in mind.
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Artist in Residence: Marie Weichman
[ August 22, 2010 to September 4, 2010. ] Join us at AIR Studio Saturday, Aug. 28 at 10 a.m. in welcoming Marie Weichman as she introduces us to her plans to create an installation with flexible casting materials such as rubber silicones that are cast with an embossed surface in sections. View the finished product Friday, Sept. 3 from 6-8 p.m.
Our Mission
The mission of the Paducah Arts Alliance is to promote our growth as artists and as an art community. Any profession requires constant education and the stimulation of new ideas and exposure to others in the field. We have many exciting events for the upcoming year in the planning stages, so check back often. If you need space for your creative events, get in touch!
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The goal of the Artists in Residence Program is to encourage creativity and growth of our arts community. We provide a beautiful live/work space for you to create, you provide the art!
Artist in Residence: Niki Litts
[ June 4, 2010 to June 11, 2010. ] .
Niki Litts is an artist from North Carolina who works in many media.
She has a very strong background in non profit community arts management and is committed to the mission of these types of organizations. A community with a thriving arts scene is a vibrant healthy community. As an artist and as an arts administrator, [...]
Artist in Residence: Rick Miller
[ July 1, 2010 to July 31, 2010. ] .
Rick Miller is a documentary filmmaker from Toronto, Canada.
During his residency he will be editing his documentary, The Joy in Rage. This film is a collaboration with Raging Asian Women, a unique taiko drumming group based in Toronto. They are one of several groups in North America who are adapting an ancient Japanese musical tradition [...]
Corinne Spielewoy: Ripple Effect
It’s not every day that you meet someone in Tunisia and follow him back to Paducah. But that’s exactly what the gorgeous Swiss artist with the heartbreakingly charming French accent Corinne Spielewoy did. Spielewoy, originally from France, was in Tunisia earlier this year when she met LowerTown artist Paul Lorenz at an international art show.