The Golden Thread Gallery
At Holy Family Retreat Center
303 Tunxis Road | W.Hartford, CT 06107
860-760-9766
At Holy Family Retreat Center
303 Tunxis Road | W.Hartford, CT 06107
860-760-9766
You're invited!
Opening Reception: This Friday, Jan 29, 5-7pm Invitation >>
Toast Robin Mandel and Joseph Morris, winners of our nationally juried exhibit Intelligent Objects: Empathetic and Smart Art juried by George Fifield, and the opening of their dual exhibition of recent work open from January 25-February 26.
Salon Des Indépendants XXXVII
Opening: Saturday, Jan. 30 at 7pm
Hygienic Art Galleries
79 Bank Street
New London, CT
Opening: Saturday, Jan. 30 at 7pm
Hygienic Art Galleries
79 Bank Street
New London, CT
All Are Welcome! One Piece Per Artist: No Judge, No Jury, No Fees, No Censorship
Art Drop-off: Sat, Jan 30, 8am–6pm
Over 400 Artists are expected to display work in this exhibit.
Join us for the show that started it all at Hygienic Art here in New London!
Over 400 Artists are expected to display work in this exhibit.
Join us for the show that started it all at Hygienic Art here in New London!
TNMOT AZTRO: PROJECTOR SERIES 1.4
DANCE PERFORMANCE
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Thursday Jan 28 | 7 PM *** SOLD OUT! ***
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Blending
original music, fashion, visual media and light/sound installation with
contemporary dance, Arien Wilkerson's Hartford-based performance group TNMOT AZTRO's Projector Series is an utterly unique mix of elements created by local artists.
Projector 1.4 is
the culminating installment of a performance series that has
incorporated the manipulation of light, sound, space, and the human form
into performances across the city and state. Using projected images and
original scores, the interaction between the dancers, the projected
image, and the audience blurs the boundary between performer and viewer.
Joy Floyd at 100 Pearl Street Gallery:
Watch our brief interview with Joy to learn about her creative process.
About the exhibit:
“X Marks the Spot” is a series of sustainable art by Connecticut-based artist Joy Floyd. Floyd transforms "trash," such as advertisements and packaging, to create colorful, abstract collages.
"The excitement is in discovering the riches in these commonly abandoned materials and honoring them with new life." - Joy Floyd
This show is part of the Greater Hartford Arts Council's Remembering & Repurposing exhibition series, which explores the preservation and recreation of memories and discarded materials into works of art from oil paintings to mixed media.
"X Marks the Spot" is on display through March 25. For more information on 100 Pearl Street Gallery, visit LetsGoArts.org/Gallery. About the exhibit:
“X Marks the Spot” is a series of sustainable art by Connecticut-based artist Joy Floyd. Floyd transforms "trash," such as advertisements and packaging, to create colorful, abstract collages.
"The excitement is in discovering the riches in these commonly abandoned materials and honoring them with new life." - Joy Floyd
This show is part of the Greater Hartford Arts Council's Remembering & Repurposing exhibition series, which explores the preservation and recreation of memories and discarded materials into works of art from oil paintings to mixed media.
William Baczek Fine Arts
20th ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION
Opening receptionSaturday, January 30, 5 - 7 pm
William Baczek Fine Arts in Northampton, Massachusetts is celebrating our 20th Anniversary with a group exhibition of past, present and future artists. The show will be on exhibit from Wednesday, 27 through Saturday, March 12, 2016. The public is invited to an opening reception with the artist on Saturday, January 30 from 5 to 7 p.m.
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.
Gala Opening for Two Shows
Saturday, January 30 from 6 to 8 p.m.
The
Winter Exhibit, featuring newly created works from 40 Connecticut
artists, fills the first floor of the gallery while paintings by artists
chosen for the juried show are displayed in the Joslow and Stone
galleries on the lower level of Maple and Main.
Sculpture Built from Debris
On View Sunday, January 31
Celebrate
Ecological Sunday in Chester at Maple and Main Jan. 31 from 11 a.m. to 2
p.m. when a new initiative to make the town free of plastic water
bottles will be launched.
1 Maple Street
Chester, CT 06412
Hours:
Wednesday - Sunday 11 - 6p.m.
also available by appointment
Contact information: mapleandmain@att.net l (860)-526-6065
Chester, CT 06412
Hours:
Wednesday - Sunday 11 - 6p.m.
also available by appointment
Contact information: mapleandmain@att.net l (860)-526-6065
Join us Sunday for two new exhibits
opening from 2-4 p.m
Saltbox Gallery: The Art of Flowers
Flowers have been a source of inspiration for hundreds of years for artists
from Cezanne, Matisse and Van Gogh, to Georgia O'Keefe and Andy Warhol.
This Juried Exhibit features work by artists working in oil, collage, watercolor, photography and pottery. and was juried by artist Deborah Wadsworth.
Clubhouse Gallery: Elected Artists 2016
who have had their work juried into three or more CT+6 exhibits.
CT+6 is our regional juried exhibit open to artists throughout
CT, New England and New York.
It is our largest and most competitive juried exhibition.
