April 7-June 12, 2021
"On Board"
Featuring the art of current Goldwell Open Air Museum board members and partners
"On Board"
Featuring the art of current Goldwell Open Air Museum board members and partners
Core Contemporary is pleased to present a curated group art show called "On Board" opening to the public on Wednesday, April 7, 2021, and running through Saturday, June 12, 2021, at Core Contemporary. The exhibition brings together the current board members of the world-renowned Goldwell Open Air Museum, giving them an opportunity to showcase their own talents.
“The exhibit seeks to not only elevate the visibility and awareness of Goldwell locally, but also provide insight into the far reaching impact the unique site and its board members have with regard to the tourism and hospitality industries of southern Nevada, but also the importance of arts and culture to all our local industries” says artist Nancy Good, curator/owner of Core Contemporary, and longtime board member.
The participating artists also include partners of board members, and are well-known in our community for strong artistic voices and how they represent their views of the world at large through their art: Suzanne Hackett-Morgan, Charles Morgan, Richard Stephens, Sierra Slentz, Checko Salgado, Joel Spencer, Brent Holmes, Mikayla Whitmore, Quindo Miller, and Nancy Good.
A hybrid in-person/virtual reception will take place soon and will be announced on social media and the gallery's website.
“The exhibit seeks to not only elevate the visibility and awareness of Goldwell locally, but also provide insight into the far reaching impact the unique site and its board members have with regard to the tourism and hospitality industries of southern Nevada, but also the importance of arts and culture to all our local industries” says artist Nancy Good, curator/owner of Core Contemporary, and longtime board member.
The participating artists also include partners of board members, and are well-known in our community for strong artistic voices and how they represent their views of the world at large through their art: Suzanne Hackett-Morgan, Charles Morgan, Richard Stephens, Sierra Slentz, Checko Salgado, Joel Spencer, Brent Holmes, Mikayla Whitmore, Quindo Miller, and Nancy Good.
A hybrid in-person/virtual reception will take place soon and will be announced on social media and the gallery's website.
AND SO YOU ALWAYS KNOW WHERE WE STAND ...
Core Contemporary is open to all people and affirms its commitment and dedication to diversity, inclusion, equity, and cultural awareness. We welcome everyone, including people of color, immigrants, adherents of all belief systems or religions and those that do not profess or practice a religion, people of all genders and sexual orientations, and all other members of marginalized communities or oppressed groups. We encourage discovery and learning in our space, where all people are respected and protected. Within our space, we seek to protect everyone from all forms of hostility and oppression, including sexism, misogyny, ableism, ageism, racism, classism, xenophobia, homophobia, transphobia, and religious persecution.
As an art gallery, we defend intellectual freedom, oppose censorship, and uphold our commitment to the free and open exchange of ideas and viewpoints that is the very foundation of democracy and a part of our gallery mission. We honor the voices and lived experiences of all members of our community. We see it as fundamental to the gallery's mission to foster a sense of belonging and to provide welcoming and inclusive surroundings where all people are treated with respect and dignity.
- Core Contemporary denounces systemic racism and is commited to being leaders in confronting racism.
- We condemn violence and structural racism evident in our society.
- We affirm our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion as stated below.
- We stand with our community in opposing xenophobia and racism.
- We know we must do better, both as individuals and as an organization, to support our artists, staff, volunteers, and visitors who identify as BIPOC, to ensure justice and a safe community for all, and to stamp out a system of white supremacy from which many continue to unfairly benefit.
Core Contemporary is open to all people and affirms its commitment and dedication to diversity, inclusion, equity, and cultural awareness. We welcome everyone, including people of color, immigrants, adherents of all belief systems or religions and those that do not profess or practice a religion, people of all genders and sexual orientations, and all other members of marginalized communities or oppressed groups. We encourage discovery and learning in our space, where all people are respected and protected. Within our space, we seek to protect everyone from all forms of hostility and oppression, including sexism, misogyny, ableism, ageism, racism, classism, xenophobia, homophobia, transphobia, and religious persecution.
As an art gallery, we defend intellectual freedom, oppose censorship, and uphold our commitment to the free and open exchange of ideas and viewpoints that is the very foundation of democracy and a part of our gallery mission. We honor the voices and lived experiences of all members of our community. We see it as fundamental to the gallery's mission to foster a sense of belonging and to provide welcoming and inclusive surroundings where all people are treated with respect and dignity.
CORE CONTEMPORARY is a unique venue for aficionados looking for a diverse and sophisticated art experience.
Located near the Las Vegas Strip and Convention Center, this 3,000sf gallery provides an engaging setting in which to experience remarkable art, meet working artists, enjoy immersive educational forums, and host private events.
CORE CONTEMPORARY also supports an artist-run nonprofit (Core Arts Concord Inc. - CACI) providing opportunities for working fine artists living in Las Vegas and arts and culture experiences for the local community.
Located near the Las Vegas Strip and Convention Center, this 3,000sf gallery provides an engaging setting in which to experience remarkable art, meet working artists, enjoy immersive educational forums, and host private events.
CORE CONTEMPORARY also supports an artist-run nonprofit (Core Arts Concord Inc. - CACI) providing opportunities for working fine artists living in Las Vegas and arts and culture experiences for the local community.
While we continue to endeavor to provide for free or low cost arts & culture experiences,
we are completely self-funded. If you, too, feel a healthy community depends upon keeping
these types of experiences and opportunities readily available, we welcome your support.
