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'''Naked Art Gallery''' is an art gallery located in [[Forest Park]] at 3831 [[Clairmont Avenue]].  It has been opened since [[1998]] and is owned by [[Vero Vanblaere]].
[[Image:NakedArt2011.jpg|right|375px|thumb|Naked Art Gallery, June 2011]]
'''Naked Art Gallery''' was an art gallery specializing in artist-made functional items.


[[Image:NakedArt2011.jpg|left|375px|thumb|Naked Art Gallery, June 2011]]
[[Vero Vanblaere]] and [[Jennifer Staib]] opened the gallery in [[1998]] in the [[Raymond Rose Building]] at 2318<!--more correctly 2320, but this is what they used--> [[1st Avenue North (Downtown)|1st Avenue North]] in [[1998]]. The name makes reference to the notion that art should be accessible to everyone, and appreciated by the "naked eye".
Vanblaere opened Naked Art with friend [[Jennifer Staib]] in a space on [[1st Avenue North]].  The gallery moved to a house formerly occupied by [[Zoe's Forest Park]] at 3815 Clairmont Avenue in [[2004]]. The gallery, which specializes in artist-made functional items, got its name from the owner's feeling that art should be accessible to everyone, and features art that can be appreciated by the "naked eye".


Naked Art was awarded "Best of The Road" by the Rand McNally Atlas US and Canada [[2006]] edition, and picked as one of the best galleries in 2006 by the ''[[Birmingham News]]''.  
The gallery relocated to a house formerly occupied by [[Zoe's Forest Park]] at 3815 [[Clairmont Avenue]] in [[Forest Park Village]] in [[2004]]. Naked Art was awarded "Best of The Road" by the Rand McNally Atlas US and Canada [[2006]] edition, and picked as one of the best galleries by the ''[[Birmingham News]]'' the same year.  


In 2010, Vanblaere purchased the house next door and moved the gallery. Volunteers formed a "chain" and passed items from the old location to the new location.
In 2010, Vanblaere purchased the house next door and moved the gallery to 3831 Clairmont Avenue. Volunteers formed a "chain" and passed items from the old location to the new location. She decided to close the gallery on [[May 1]], [[2019]].


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[[Category:1st Avenue North]]
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[[Category:1998 establishments]]
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Revision as of 15:42, 25 January 2019

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Naked Art Gallery, June 2011

Naked Art Gallery was an art gallery specializing in artist-made functional items.

Vero Vanblaere and Jennifer Staib opened the gallery in 1998 in the Raymond Rose Building at 2318 1st Avenue North in 1998. The name makes reference to the notion that art should be accessible to everyone, and appreciated by the "naked eye".

The gallery relocated to a house formerly occupied by Zoe's Forest Park at 3815 Clairmont Avenue in Forest Park Village in 2004. Naked Art was awarded "Best of The Road" by the Rand McNally Atlas US and Canada 2006 edition, and picked as one of the best galleries by the Birmingham News the same year.

In 2010, Vanblaere purchased the house next door and moved the gallery to 3831 Clairmont Avenue. Volunteers formed a "chain" and passed items from the old location to the new location. She decided to close the gallery on May 1, 2019.

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