RIGHT NOW, the HAIRandNAILS Winter 2020 group show, opens Tuesday, December 1st by apointment only. To schedule an appointment email us at hairandnailsart@gmail.com with the time/date you’d like to visit and we’ll do our best to accommodate your request or figure out another possible time or day. 

We are excited to announce the opening of Right Now, a group show of twenty two artists working in a wide range of media, making visionary and powerful work intimately tethered to this moment. Fierce, uncompromising and inspiring, in a time when our collective future feels historically uncertain and alienating, Right Now offers a hopeful and human-scale version of what lies ahead. The art in this show is happening now and we feel unbelievably lucky and grateful to provide the space.

Full Covid protocol in effect. If you are feeling unwell please stay home. Masks required at all times. There will be at least a 30 minute gap between appointments in which the space will be ventilated and surfaces sanitized. HEPA filters with UV-C lights are in use in each room of the gallery.

ALSO: YOU CAN WATCH OUR RECENT CONVERSATION FROM 11/8/2020 WITH PAINTER KIM BENSON AT:

https://vimeo.com/event/28226/videos/450317132/

 

 

HAIR+NAILS’ COVID-19 SAFETY PLAN:
–gallery capacity reduced to 10 people at a time.
–masks required in the gallery. Individually-wrapped new masks provided.
–several hand-sanitizing stations and a hand-washing sink in the gallery.
—wipedowns with 91% isopropyl alcohol of doorknobs and any touch surfaces between visitors.
–air circulated by central air, open doors, and air purifiers with uvc light.
–single-direction traffic flow for opening night.
–HAIR+NAILS gallery attendants queried for symptoms before every shift.
–6-foot social distancing requested in both the gallery and the frontyard/backyard waiting areas.–Continuing consultation of CDC and Minnesota guidelines. Adjusting
plans accordingly as needed.
–Individual appointments available for visitors and their companions who live with greater concern for contracting COVID-19.