The Behnke Doherty Gallery has announced its upcoming exhibition, “Just Beneath the Surface,” featuring the Grid Series of paintings by Michael Quadland and the Burst Series of sculpture by Brian Walters.
The show will also highlight the Shona Sculpture of Zimbabwe. The exhibition will run from May 18 through June 24.
West Haven CT:
West Cove:
A-Space Gallery
(Inner Walls)
Marking Time: Works by Alexander Harding and Fritz Horstman
(Outer Walls)
Big and Small: Drawings by Jodiann Strmiska
Reception for the Artists: Saturday, June 23, 5:30 until 8:30
June 23 through July 14
West Cove Studio
30 Elm Street
West Haven, Connecticut
Friday and Saturday, 10 until 4
or by appointment,
phone 203-500-0268
Easy access from I-95, to exit 44. Turn onto Kimberly Ave towards West Haven. Kimberly Ave. becomes ElmSt. Turn onto Water St (first left after first stoplight), then immediate left into parking lot. Entrance is at rear of building, up flight of metal stairs.Weather Project 2012:
Water Wars in West Hartford:
Sonia Plumb Dance Company Presents
Water Wars on September
21 and 22 and the University of St. Joseph
West Harford CT (June 12, 2012) – After thrilling audiences for a decade throughout the
Northeast, the Sonia Plumb Dance Company is back after a 10-year hiatus to
present a preview of the Company’s newest performance, Water Wars, at the University of St. Joseph, West Hartford, Ct. on September
21 and 22, 2012 at 7:30pm. Tickets range from $20 for the general public to $5
for students in advance or $25 and $10 the week of.
“Water
Wars explores our very human relationship to water both spiritually and
physically,” said Sonia Plumb, artistic director and choreographer. “When a family is
displaced from their home as the result of drought or a flood, the upheaval is
intense, raw and devastating. The Company’s dancers in Water Wars will take us on a physical journey through these
emotionally-charged issues.”
Water Wars exemplifies the Sonia
Plumb Dance Company’s long-time commitment to social responsibility and
education outreach to the community. “Water touches all aspects of our lives
every day, which is something that many people don’t think about until it’s
difficult to obtain.” said Plumb. “Water
Wars was developed to encourage dialogue around a core environmental issue
that impacts all us, our children and future generations. Water is becoming
scarce in many parts of the world and even in our own backyard as the result of
pollution, overuse and climate change. What is our moral responsibility to
water conservation? Where do we draw the line between environment and
economics?”
Following
the performance, join Plumb and water conservation experts through a
conversation about the dance and local water issues.
For more information, visit www.SoniaPlumbDance.org, “like” the Company on Facebook at www.facebook.com/soniaplumbdance, or call 860-508-9082.
