Abstract Recycling Exhibit at the Provenence Center, New London. Serendipity brought me to this show and to meet some wonderful artists. A new take on the previous exhibit at the Transfer Station. I am honored to be included:
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| Grocer's Dilemma by Anita Gangi Balkun |
More info at:
http://www.provenancecenter.com/present.htm
Next on the agenda: Hub Cap pinwheel-garden for Artwalk's 10th Anniversary, Sun. Sept. 15th on the West Hartford Art League grounds, 1-4 pm. Artist led by me! Come and join the fun! Families welcome, no painting experience necessary.
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| How does your garden grow? |
more event info: www.westhartfordart.org/special-events/
Recent installation exhibit at the Morrison Gallery, Kent CT by Henry Kilmowicz
Artist statement:
“Cardboard is simple and straightforward. It is also a severely limited material. It has an ever-present cultural bias related to its past uses as a container or its present use as waste. I love it when the material transcends its cultural confines. If I can make something beautiful from cardboard, I have then said that anything can be made valuable, fruitful, or hopeful. I see this work as very positive because of the lengths that have been traveled by the material from trash to beauty. It is a statement about the possible—that all things can be redeemed, often for more than what was deposited. Creativity can be that redeemer.”
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This exhibit was truly amazing!!! If you can get out to Kent, selected pieces are on exhibit through Oct. 6th. It is a "WOW" installation show, and very beautiful gallery. We enjoyed meeting Bill Morrison and talking guitars too.
more info at:
http://www.morrisongallery.com/artists/156.html
BTW: it's all cardboard and hot glue!!!
