Julio Fine Arts Gallery/Loyola University MD

The Julio Fine Arts Gallery Presents:

“A Piece of Me Died with You”, Solo Exhibition by Devin Allen
Exhibition Dates: February 22,2024-March 27, 2024

We are THRILLED to welcome Baltimore native, and internationally renowned artist and activist Devin Allen to Loyola’s campus! “ A Piece of Me Died with You” is a deeply personal exploration of loss,grief, and coping that also shines a light on the persuasive issue of gun violence in Baltimore, and its effects and aftermaths within the communities that suffer most. Devin Allen, a self taught artist, gained notoriety after his photograph of the Baltimore Uprising was published on the cover of TIME magazine in May 2015. His photograph from a Black Trans Lives Matter Protest once again graced the cover of TIME in June 2020. He is the author of two books, A Beautiful Ghetto(2017), and No Justice, No Peace: From Civil Rights Movement to Black Lives Matter(2022). “A Piece of Me Died with You” will mark the first time that Allen has exhibited painting alongside photography, so don’t miss out on this pivotal moment in this illustrious artist’s career!!!!

(This exhibition and its corresponding programming is co-sponsored by: The Visual & Performing Arts Department, Messina, the LCAS Dean’s Office, the Office of Equity and Inclusion, the Office of Peace & Justice, Education for Life, and the Center for Humanities, Loyola University Maryland. The gallery is supported by a grant from the Maryland State Arts Council).

The gallery is open Mon/Tues/Wed/Fri. 10am-4pm, Thurs. 10am-8pm, and Sat/Sun 12-4pm. To learn more info, visit julioartgallery.com or call 410-617-2799!

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Here are some of the reviews and thoughts of some our very own Loyola students feel about the exhibition so far! It’s very important to know how our own community feels about the exhibition and your feedback means so much!!

Just a reminder: strikeWare will be BACK on February 15th at 5 pm in McManus Theater to talk more about the exhibition, their process and to converse with students and researchers about the material! Please join us and afterwards as well for a wonderful closing reception following the panel!

“Unrested” holds a mirror to an unresolved past. The exhibition overlaps material, message, and form to present how social institutions have affected several generations. We encourage the community to join us for this meaningful and thought provoking exhibition:immersing themselves in the extended reality artworks, using devices to augment the material works displayed, or by being a part of the living sculptural installations.

srtrikeWare is a Baltimore based art collective formed to create action oriented experiences. Our recent work aims to uplift and amplify stories critical to our American history, often using new technologies to emphasize the nowness of that history. strikeWare members are Mollie Bendell, Christopher Kojzar and JLS Gangwisch. Together, we work and play with virtual and augmented realities, time based media, customized hardware, digital fabrication, and interactive media.

Photo Credits: Paul Oh & Julio Fine Gallery

As always, thank you for your support and our gallery hours are : Mon/Tues./Wed. 10am-4pm, Thursday 10am-8pm, Fri. 10am-4pm, and Sat&Sun 12pm-4pm

What an amazing time we had at our workshops with ! Thank you to everyone who joined us to engage with important and very relevant material.

strikeWare will be joining us AGAIN back on February 15th at 5 pm in McManus Theater to talk about the exhibition, their process, and be in conversation with students and researchers about the material. Please join us and afterwards will be a reception as well!!

To register for the event, find the link in our bio!!

In the meantime, please stop by and take a peek at the amazing “Unrested” exhibition and come explore the artwork !!
Photo Credits: Paul Oh & Julio Fine Arts Gallery

Thank you for all of those who came out for the grand opening of “Panoptic Moments” at the Julio Fine Arts Gallery featuring:

Dalaina Cannon
Jo D’Alonzo
Ethan Dixon
Izzy Guerrero
Anna Landi
Moira McKinley
Warren Magger
& Mariana Molloy!

What a phenomenal show and a great job done by our very own senior artists! Come stop by to see the exhibit “Panoptic Moments” in the gallery which is open:

Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri 10AM-4PM; Thu 10AM-8PM; and Sat/Sun 12-4PM. These hours are subject to change. To learn more about the Gallery’s programs and exhibitions visit julioartgallery.com or call 410-617-2799. Follow us on social media for updates! The Gallery is free and open to all!
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Today’s the day !!!!

The Julio Fine Arts Gallery presents, Panoptic Moments, featuring Loyola University Maryland Seniors: Dalaina Cannon, Jo D’Alonzo, Ethan Dixon, Izzy Guerrero, Anna Landi, Moira McKinley, Warren Megger, & Mariana Molloy. Each student has worked intensively on a body of work that will be presented in exhibition as the culminating project of our Senior Capstone in the Visual Arts course.

The exhibition runs from December 1 – December 17, 2023, with a free public opening reception today on Friday, December 1, from 4-6PM, during which the artists will give brief remarks about their work. We are so excited to open this new show with our very own Loyola students !!

Follow us on social media for updates! The Gallery is free and open to all!

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The Julio Fine Arts Gallery presents, “Panoptic Moments”, featuring Loyola University Maryland Seniors: Dalaina Cannon, Jo D’Alonzo, Ethan Dixon, Izzy Guerrero, Anna Landi, Moira McKinley, Warren Megger, & Mariana Molloy. Each student has worked intensively on a body of work that will be presented in exhibition as the culminating project of our Senior Capstone in the Visual Arts course.

The exhibition runs from December 1 – December 17, 2023, with a free public opening reception on Friday, December 1, from 4-6PM, during which the artists will give brief remarks about their work.

Our current gallery hours are Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri 10AM-4PM; Thu 10AM-8PM; and Sat/Sun 12-4PM. These hours are subject to change. To learn more about the Gallery’s programs and exhibitions visit julioartgallery.com or call 410-617-2799. Follow us on social media for updates! The Gallery is free and open to all!

Last week to see “Mapping Mnemosyne-Where am ( I/WE/YOU)?” in the Julio Fine Arts Gallery before we close for Thanksgiving Break!!

The Julio Fine Arts Gallery will also be closing at 3pm instead of 4pm on Friday November 17th, so make sure to stop by soon!

Want more information? Check out the bio for more !!

Hey Julio Gallery Art Fans! Our latest exhibition is just days away!

“Mapping Mnemosyne -Where am (I/WE/YOU)?" highlights a comparative view among 14 local and international artists part of the , who developed artistic concepts in the connection between mapping and memory.

The title of the project, "Mapping Mnemosyne - Where am (I /We/ You)?" hints at intersecting routes of memory:
mapping devises memory to places rooting in the past, present, and the potential of future concerns telling stories about memories imprinted into our bodies - individually and collectively.

Visit us at the Julio Fine Arts Gallery
Loyola University Maryland between
October 16 – November 17, 2023 to take in this incredible exhibition!
Opening reception
Thursday, October 26 from 6–8pm

Since 2020, 14 artists from across the world formed The Mnemosyne-Initiative.
Featured artists:
Zsolt Asztalos
Bill Adair
Albert Bonay
Iris Brosch
Yiannis Christakos
Stephanie Garon
Artemis Herber
Kei Ito .ito.art
Maria Karametou
Perla Krauze
Zoie Lafis
Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos
Judith Pratt .judith
Marc Robarge

Image: Kei Ito, "My Lineage," Ink on Bond Paper, Declassified Nuclear Testing List, Artist's DOB
36" x 400"

Quick heads up! The Julio Fine Arts Gallery will be closed Sunday 4/30, in recognition of Loyola Maryland’s annual Loyolapalooza.
Go hounds!
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Quick reminder to come peak in the art gallery before we close for Easter break!

Thank you all for coming out to our this past Thursday of “Heartlines” by Akea Brionne, Phylicia Ghee, and Savannah Wood.

Did you miss it? You still have time to catch the exhibition before Easter Break!

Hope to see you at the next one!

For information about our hours, the artists and all things Julio Fine Arts Gallery….check the link in our bio.

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