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From vibrant and ornate to intimate and serene, works are displayed throughout CityArts Factory to delight, inspire, and allow the viewer to experience them in a way that a museum never could. CityArts Factory, a not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization managed by the Downtown Arts District, is open free of charge Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and is located at 29 South Orange Avenue. For additional information, call (407) 648-7060, or stop in to see us!

First Floor Galleries

{THIRD THURSDAY FEATURED EXHIBITION: What Moves You?}
{OPENING RECEPTION: August 19 from 6-11 p.m.}

CityArts Factory presents: What Moves You? -- A series of interactive installations surrounding the theme of transportation that will include all participating galleries*. Just steps away from CityArts Factory’s main entrance, visitors on Pine Street will enjoy a mobile interaction experience, featuring a 10-foot projection sphere which will display text and imagery surrounding the theme of transportation in Central Florida, inspired by SunRail.

{OUR PARTNERS}

This exhibition is made possible through a collaborative partnership with the Downtown Arts District, CityArts Factory, School of Visual Art & Design at the University of Central Florida, City of Orlando, Metroplan, Downtown Development Board, SunRail, High Speed Rail, Airstar America and Orlando Museum of Art.


{PARTICIPATING ARTISTS}

Artist: Dave Moran, Jillian Perez Dudziak and Gary Seymour Jr.
Title: Connections
Description: Sun-rail inspired interactive installation art piece that promotes awareness about how the mobility of a community transforms the land and its people.

Artist: Kimberly DH Walz
Title: 1b: An emotion involving pleasure and anxiety in considering an expected or longed-for good event, or irritation at having to wait.
Description: The subway platform lights flash and the ground begins to move. The warning horn echoes. Minutes.

Artist: Andrew White
Title: “perambulation”
Description: Original video surveying movement and the often unseen emotion within it.

Artist: Stephen AG Carey
Title #1: Time machine derailed
Description #1: a glimpse into the past before it expired
Title #2: Transient
Description #2: The good and evil side of the people that will be transported on SunRail.

Artist: Derek Larson
Title: Interweaving Reasons
Description: Gestures in form based on the travel of ideas.

Artist: Pat Greene
Title: Memoirs from a Selective Memory - The History Lesson
Description: My father decided to show my cousin the back roads of Florida, a history lesson and a way to avoid the police.

Artist: Dina Mack
Title: Transplant
Description: Exploring how we measure moments and spaces both fixed and fleeting.

Artist: KYLE
Title: Unsafe at Any Speed
Description: Representing a transient campsite and correlating Orlando as a transient in the global community.

Artist: Jessica Earley
Title: Escape to the Moon
Description: Space traveling to escape the dark things in our lives.

Artist: Greg Leibowitz
Title: Orlando Bike Kitchen Project
Description: If property is theft, then trashing is lower than that.

Artist: Brigan Gresh
Title: “Ridership”
Description: Ridership: the average quantity of passengers (“patrons”) carried per certain time in a mode of public transit system.

Artist: Darin E. Hughes
Title: Telekinetic Transportation
Description: This installation levies the power of mind and body control to fuel a user-generated journey though abstract imagery, sound and music.

Artist: Brittany Metz
Title: Am I bright enough to shine in your spaces?

{PARTICIPATING GALLERIES}

Avant Gallery
Offering the best in modern, experimental and innovative works of art, Avant Gallery features new artists and corporate sponsors each month. NOW EXHIBITING: A Community Submission Show, "Cities from around the world".COMING AUGUST 19: What Moves You?*

Brett J. Donnelly Gallery
Explore the scope of fine art nature photography through a series of rare images from around the world are known for their vibrancy, beauty and technical excellence. Lighting design classes available.

Downtown Arts District SLICE Gallery
Infused with collections of local and international works of art, SLICE Gallery's contemporary artwork offers everything from large-scale oil-on-canvas to sculpture, pottery, and jewelry. Artists are sponsored and are selected from the Art District's online network and gallery, OrlandoSlice.com. NOW EXHIBITING: Original oil paintings by award-winning artist, Paul Vincenti.COMING AUGUST 19: What Moves You?*

Kiene/Quigley Community Gallery
Discover original works of art by more than 25 local artists selected to present in an all-juried show at CityArts largest 1,500 SF gallery, made possible by Ford Kiene and Jennifer Quigley. NOW EXHIBITING: The Red Chair Affair Visual Arts Exhibit .COMING AUGUST 19: What Moves You?*

Lumiere Photography Studio (COMING IN OCTOBER)
Take advantage of one of Central Florida’s only open-studio that includes all the fixings . . . 1,000 SF studio, professional permanent lighting, black or white seamless paper backdrops, and monitors. All you need to do is bring your camera . . . point, and shoot! Available for private rental starting at $50/hr. To reserve space, call (407) 648-7060. COMING AUGUST 19: What Moves You?*

Nu Visions in Photography
A celebration of people and places from around the world, Nu Vision's award-winning photography captures the spirit of humanity. Photography classes available. COMING AUGUST 19: What Moves You?*

Orlando Magic Gallery
Experience intimate art-classes, family-friendly art shows, or film-festival screenings inside CityArts Factory's only interior gallery made possible with support from the Orlando Magic. This gallery is dedicated to promoting community-based arts initiatives. NOW EXHIBITING: IKEA Red Chair Silent Auction Chairs . . . exclusive preview! COMING AUGUST 19: What Moves You?*

Roho Art Café
Offering a comfortable environment immersed in artistic expression, Roho Art Café is CityArts Factory's hybrid between an art gallery, quick-service espresso bar, and sandwich counter with a Cuban influence. NOW EXHIBITING: Fossil Fields by Heryk Tomassini.

TheDailyCity.com Mobile Art Show ONLY ON THIRD THURSDAYS
Named by MSN.com as one of the "10 Wackiest Businesses on Wheels", the Mobile Art Show features eclectic artwork inside a U-Haul and is located just outside the doors of CityArts Factory each Third Thursday. CLICK HERE to see what's being featured this month.

Second Floor Eola Capital Loft

SAK Comedy Lab
Offering the best in improvisational theater, SAK Comedy Lab at CityArts Factory's Eola Capital Loft offers live performances five nights a week, suitable for all ages. SAK Comedy Lab is also home to SAK University, the largest improvisational training school in the southern United States.

Third Floor Loft

Intellavia
A boutique marketing agency, Intellavia offers a full-service menu providing results-driven solutions for internet, advertising, branding, e-marketing and software development needs.

Fourth Floor Executive Suites

Home to the Downtown Arts District executive offices which oversees the funding, management and operations of CityArts Factory. This suite also houses administration for SAK Comedy Lab.


CityArts Factory is located at 29 South Orange Avenue, Orlando, FL 32801
Phone: 407.648.7060
Fax: 407.648.7030

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