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'''Amanda Schedler Fine Art''' (formerly '''Schedler-Minchin Fine Art''') is a contemporary art gallery located at 2815-A [[18th Street South Homewood|18th Street South]] in [[Homewood]]. The gallery was founded in [[2001]] by [[Amanda Schedler]] in a small space next door to [[Mary Adams Antiques]], owned by her grandmother. The gallery originally focused on 17th-20th century drawings and prints on paper. | '''Amanda Schedler Fine Art''' (formerly '''Schedler-Minchin Fine Art''') is a contemporary art gallery located at 2815-A [[18th Street South Homewood|18th Street South]] in [[Homewood]]. The gallery was founded in [[2001]] by [[Amanda Schedler]] in a small space next door to [[Mary Adams Antiques]], owned by her grandmother. The gallery originally focused on 17th-20th century drawings and prints on paper. | ||
[[Amy Minchin]] joined as a partner | [[Amy Minchin]] joined as a partner from [[2004]] to [[2007]], bringing an expertise in contemporary art. The gallery relocated to Homewood and re-opened in [[2004]] with the first [[Birmingham Biennial]] as '''Schedler-Minchin Fine Art'''. | ||
In [[2007]] interior designer [[Mary Evelyn McKee]] joined the space with a storefront facing [[SoHo Square]]. | In [[2007]] interior designer [[Mary Evelyn McKee]] joined the space with a storefront facing [[SoHo Square]]. | ||
In [[2010]] the Biennial was jointly hosted with [[Bare Hands]]' gallery. | In [[2010]] the Biennial was jointly hosted with [[Bare Hands]]' gallery. | ||
After reverting to '''Amanda Schedler Fine Art''' in [[2007]], the gallery closed in [[2009]]. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 15:48, 21 August 2019
Amanda Schedler Fine Art (formerly Schedler-Minchin Fine Art) is a contemporary art gallery located at 2815-A 18th Street South in Homewood. The gallery was founded in 2001 by Amanda Schedler in a small space next door to Mary Adams Antiques, owned by her grandmother. The gallery originally focused on 17th-20th century drawings and prints on paper.
Amy Minchin joined as a partner from 2004 to 2007, bringing an expertise in contemporary art. The gallery relocated to Homewood and re-opened in 2004 with the first Birmingham Biennial as Schedler-Minchin Fine Art.
In 2007 interior designer Mary Evelyn McKee joined the space with a storefront facing SoHo Square.
In 2010 the Biennial was jointly hosted with Bare Hands' gallery.
After reverting to Amanda Schedler Fine Art in 2007, the gallery closed in 2009.
References
- "Amanda Schedler: A small gallery in Birmingham offers a world of antique works on paper." (November 2003) Southern Accents
- Monitor, Leigh Anne (April 8, 2005) "Shared talents: Art purveyors combine efforts into Schedler Minchin gallery." Birmingham Post-Herald
- Gautney, Holley (May 26, 2005) "Artful partnership: Duo perfects collaboration at Schedler Minchin Fine Art." Birmingham Weekly