NewsNewshttp://www.alisonhahn.com/news/2010-02-23T18:19:05ZSquarespaceHoused in Elegancehttp://www.alisonhahn.com/news/2010/2/22/housed-in-elegance.htmlalison hahn2010-02-23T04:24:21Z2010-02-23T04:24:21Z“Housed In Elegance” ~ a new tradition of celebrating art and historical architecture together in a renovated LowerTown, Paducah home.

Open House and Art Exhibition, Showcasing the unique artwork of Paducah School of Art Instructor Alison Hahn, LowerTown Artist Lily Liu and Chattanooga artist Laura Brock at the stunning renovation of a LowerTown historical district home.

Saturday, February 27th, 2-6 pm

219 N. 9th Street, Paducah, KY 42001

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]]>Magic Silver 2010http://www.alisonhahn.com/news/2010/2/22/magic-silver-2010.htmlalison hahn2010-02-23T04:20:45Z2010-02-23T04:20:45ZJanuary 15-February 21

The Annual Magic Silver Show is a national, juried exhibition of photographic works by artists across the country. Juried by Ken Merfeld, this exhibit highlights both traditional and contemporary photographic processes including tintypes, albumen prints, pigments made from natural materials, and video.

Clara Eagle Gallery / Murray State University

]]>Enduring Transience: Recent Work by Paducah School Of Art Instructorshttp://www.alisonhahn.com/news/2009/12/9/enduring-transience-recent-work-by-paducah-school-of-art-ins.htmlalison hahn2009-12-09T17:23:04Z2009-12-09T17:23:04ZAlison Hahn and John Hasegawa

Exhibit runs November 14 – December 19, 2009

Enduring Transience, a two person exhibition, features digital photographs by Alison Hahn and ceramic vessels by John Hasegawa.  Hahn’s photographs in her Vanitas series are intended to evoke similar emotions of drama, mystery, and awe found in Dutch "Vanitas" still life paintings. The slashes and marks that Hasegawa makes across the surfaces of his pots capture the energetic motion of transformation from a ball of clay to a finished vessel. Hahn and Hasegawa are instructors at the Paducah School of Art.

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