Fall Exhibitions Opening – Jordan Faye Contemporary
Pictured (LtoR) Christian Serrano, freelance graphic/web designer; Kat Kennedy, Baltimore-based painter/sculptor; and Matt Wolf, Baltimore-based painter
Pictured (LtoR) Eleanor Fishburn, Baltimore-based artist; and Jordan Faye Block, Jordan Faye Contemporary director/founder;Pictured (LtoR) Sean Naftel, show artist; and Rob Wall, little bee books art directorPictured (LtoR) Allison Farber, International Spy Museum exhibition developer; Nicole Shiflet, artist/US federal government patent examiner; and Zachary Levine, National Building Museum director of exhibitions and collectionsPictured (LtoR) Dustin Fairchild, Cigna Health Spring provider data specialist; and Kimberly Lassiter, Baltimore-based artistPictured (LtoR) Chris Attenborough, show artist; and Julie Zerivitz, T. Rowe Price art directorPictured (LtoR) Lori Larusso, show artist; and David Amos, Baltimore and Maine-based fashion photographerPictured (LtoR) Jo Briggs, The Walters Art Museum associate curator of 18th & 19th century art; and Sean Kenny, Baltimore-based light artistLori Larusso’s “Bourbon Cocktails” exhibition was on display in one room of the galleryThe Attenborough Naftel exhibition encouraged its audience to participate and playGuests could check out the shows in the two front rooms, or enjoy live entertainment in the back of the gallery.
Hot & Cool (September 10, 2016) The temps outside may have been hot. But, the turnout at Jordan Faye Contemporary inside was even hotter – at the opening reception for two cool exhibitions: “Bourbon Cocktails,” by artist Lori Larusso, and “Incubator,” by Attenborough Naftel, a collaboration by artists Chris Attenborough and Sean Naftel.
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.