Get ready to watch a Bronze Pour, take a Foundry tour and buy some art from our fabulous team here at LA between your delicious stops at the Food Trucks. Two pours will happen between noon and 2. Then watch us break the mold to reveal the sculptures inside. See you soon!
Feast from the Furnace | 1st Vegan! | May 18, 2019
Glass blowing demonstrations by Durham-based designer Elijah Leed.
Watch as he makes beautiful hand-blown glass art while you sip wine and feast on an array of small plate appetizers cooked in the same furnace. The evening will kickoff with a leisurely tour of the Liberty Arts studio where you can interact with some of our very talented artists and browse the art they create.
This one-of-a-kind fundraising dining event is one you won’t want to miss. Get ready for our first all vegan Feast!
Your Chef for the evening will be Maggie Radzwiller, Private Chef and Caterer, recognized by The New York Times, USA Today, Bon Appetit, Food & Wine, Southern Living, Esquire, Restaurant Wine, Conde Nast Traveler and The Wine Spectator.
Maggie’s expertise in operations, as executive chef and owner, of Brightleaf 905 led to John Mariani’s review in Esquire Magazine: “What Maggie Radzwiller doesn’t know about the restaurant business isn’t worth knowing.”
(Sorry, but we are not able to accommodate dietary restrictions. Also, we are not able to issue refunds for this event.)
Jim Cohen - Show Opening | May 17th, 2019 | 6-9pm
"Past and Present: a Metalsmith's Journey" is a retrospective featuring one of Liberty Arts newest artisans, Jim Cohen. The show traces his 20+ year and 4 act career as a metalsmith. You will see his initial foray into the field at a community arts center in Northern Virginia, through graduate school, followed by a sojourn in mythical Santa Fe, and concluding here at Liberty Arts. The show will highlight Jim's work in Judaica, hollowware, and jewelry.
Jim’s show will run in the Liberty Arts Gallery through June 17th.