The Visual Art League of Lewisville launches its 'Deconstructed' art show, kicking off Jan. 6 at the Lewisville Grand Theater. Creative minds are set to take apart the theme and stitch it back together in forms diverse as their artistic signatures. The show runs through Feb. 3, providing plenty of time for aficionados and curious bystanders alike to explore the depths of deconstruction, according to the City of Lewisville, Texas.
Let's not get ahead of ourselves though because the grand unveiling is slated for the evening of Jan. 6 from 7-9 p.m., in the Art Gallery, where understated glances and conversations over canapés just might overshadow the art itself.
It's not all silent judging and nodding at the Grand, the Visual Art League is throwing a conversational curveball with 'Conversations with Artists: What Were They Thinking?' on Jan. 14. Imagine peering into the minds of the creators as they spill the beans on the inspiration, trials, and triumphs behind the pieces on display in this 'Deconstructed' exhibit.
The Visual Art League of Lewisville scores some funding from the City of Lewisville. Part of an initiative to sprinkle some cultural fairy dust over the area by promoting fine arts within the community. The Grand itself is a cornucopia of the arts, hosting everything from rowdy music gigs to thought-provoking art classes. It has something for literally anyone looking to dip their toes in artistic waters.
For the planners among us, a trove of info awaits on everything from show times to how to book your epic extravaganza at LewisvilleGrand.com or hit up the good folks at 972.219.8446 with a call, they'd be chuffed to help out.
