Many of the Oolite residents have tried their hands at new media over the past few weeks, working and playing together in an environment resident artist Lauren Shapiro described as “summer camp vibes.”įounded in 1984 and formerly known as ArtCenter/South Florida, Oolite supports Miami artists with classes and residencies in the city along with its juried Home and Away trips. Scholl noted the Ranch’s long-established, cross-disciplinary ethos and the creative breakthroughs it can lead to.
They give you access to things you’ve never had access to.” “They don’t just give you a cabin in the woods and walk away. “We brought all of these artists to Anderson Ranch because I think Anderson Ranch is one of the most important artist residencies in the world,” he said. Dennis Scholl, president and CEO of Oolite and a longtime Anderson Ranch supporter, will lead a guided tour of the open studios at 5 p.m. The Ranch will host an open house Tuesday, inviting the public to meet the artists and see them at work in the studios.
They’re all based in Miami, and they’re here together for a five-week residency through the Oolite Arts Home and Away program. (reservations required $75) Ī walk through the Anderson Ranch Arts Center studios in recent weeks revealed works from wildly different regions of the imagination - from avant-garde film to ceramics, paintings made from soot to woven fabrics, paper collage and metalworks.īut the 14 artists currently in residence on the Snowmass Village campus do have one thing in common. More info: Pop-up dinner with guest chef David Wang begins at 6 p.m. What: Oolite Artists-in-Residence Open House
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