A panel discussion on juried exhibition practices and procedures will be presented in Five Points Gallery
Friday, August 21 @ 6:00 PM
Featuring Stephen Kobasa: Curator/Arts Writer and
Gilles Giuntini: Sculptor/Retired Professor, Hartford Art School
Moderator: Judith McElhone: Exec. Director Five Points gallery
www.fivepointsgallery.org
860-618-7222
Gallery Hours - Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday 1 - 5 pm and by Appointment
Abstract & Landscape Painting in a New LightOpening Night Friday, August 21st 6pm to 9pm at The Underground Gallery in Collinsville, Connecticut from August 21st to September 9th Join us at the reception for wine, discussions of art, and to feast your eyes! The show is a collection of new work made in my light, airy studio at Hurley Business Park in New Hartford. Gallery location: The Underground Gallery 122 Main Street, Lower Level
Collinsville, CT
56 Arbor St Hartford, CT 06106 860.232.1006
Art Mora
547 West 27th St, Suite 307 New York, NY 10001 www.artmora.org Wow Wow WowAugust 20 - September 2, 2015 RECEPTION: Saturday, August 29, 4-6 p.m. On the Art Mora website, www.artmora.org ,on the home page,click on the title of the exhibit "Wow Wow Wow" in the upper rightand it will take you to a visual list of some of the works in the exhibition. Do check out both this particular exhibit and this marvelous gallery! Best Wishes, Debi Pendell Sonia Plumb Interviewed on the "Crazy Creative Podcast"
What's
it like to be a professional dancer? Where does a choreographer find
inspiration? How does the creative process work? What goes into staging a
full-length dance based on Homer's 3000-year-old epic poem?
Check out the "Crazy Creative Podcast" for Steve Raboin's interview with Artistic Director Sonia Plumb at SteveRaboin.com. Or you can watch it on YouTube or listen on iTunes.
Learn more about Sonia Plumb Dance Company's upcoming production of "The Odyssey: An Epic Dance Journey" on our website or Facebook page.
William Baczek Fine Arts
2015 LANDSCAPE EXHIBITION
August 26 - September 26, 2015 Opening Reception Saturday, August 29 5 - 7 pm.
William Baczek Fine Arts, in Northampton, Massachusetts is pleased to
announce the opening of the 2015 Annual Landscape Exhibition. The show
will be on display from Wednesday, August 26 until Saturday, September
26, 2015. The public is invited to an opening reception with the
artists on Saturday, August 29, 2015 from five to seven p.m.
This year nine artists from across the country who work in a variety of media have been invited to participate in the exhibition. The annual Landscape Exhibition at William Baczek Fine Arts gathers artists who push the boundaries of what can be described as a landscape. Working in a variety of media, these artists have been selected to help redefine what the typical notion of what a landscape can or should be.
Selections from current and previous exhibitions and works by other gallery
artists are available for viewing on the gallerys web site at www.wbfinearts.com. For more information about this or upcoming exhibits
please call the gallery at 413-587-9880 or e-mail at info@wbfinearts.com.
The gallery is located at 36 Main St. in downtown Northampton, Mass. and is
open Tuesday and Wednesday 10 5, Thursday Saturday, 10 - 7, Sundays from
12 - 5.
Experience 6 World Premiers!
Sunday, August 23, 2015
I -Park is proud to present 6 original compositions created through a
428 Hopyard Road, East Haddamunique partnership between I-Park and ensemble mise-en, an innovative and versatile New York-based contemporary music collective led by composer Moon Young Ha.
Due to limited seating, please RSVP/Register for the event prior to August 21
You are also welcome to join us for a post-concert wine and cheese reception at I-Park.
Enjoy 6 additional premiers of works for solo instrument - performed within I-Park's beautiful landscape. Purchase Tickets Online
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A collection of places where art inspires and lives in each of us. Whether wandering a gallery or sitting on your front porch, art is there if you look closely. Let this inspire you to look a little longer at the beauty and awe in the everyday-ness of life.