Target Gallery

✨ March150 Panel Sales have been extended till Tuesday, February 25 ✨

Panels are on short supply so get them Quickly! March150, Torpedo Factory Art Center's annual special exhibition and art sale, returns with all proceeds going to support events and programming. This year, we are celebrating March150 at Canal Center's premiere gallery (11 Canal Center Plaza) located on the river, north of the Art Center.

Visit our link in bio to learn more and join us in making this year's March150 exhibition the best one yet!

Carving out Creativity is an experimental series of multimedia immersive exhibitions based on brain activity during the artistic process. The exhibit will occur simultaneously at the 4 locations listed above. Patrons will connect (digitally) to each other by touching stone-carved sculptures both within the location they are in and in the galleries where other artists’ sculptures are exhibited. This connection will happen using experimental haptic and holographic technologies. Our goal is to create new ways for people to envision connections through art across the Commonwealth.
This exhibit is organized by the City of Alexandria’s Office of the Arts and Virginia Tech, including a team of engineers, neuroscientists, and artists from the university’s Institute for Creativity, Arts, and Technology (ICAT).
MORE AT: https://torpedofactory.org/call

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Tomorrow is the last day to see Shakespeare's Garden in the Target Gallery!

Meander through Shakespeare’s Garden to experience his works through immersive imagery and soundscapes. Explore the garden’s multiple layers of rich sound through ambient Garden soundscapes, and step into the texts of Shakespeare to hear recordings of his sonnets, soliloquies, and scenes reimagined and performed by Virginia Tech students.

For more information, visit https://www.alexandriava.gov/arts/innovation-creativity.