April shows and upcoming events:
Gallery Hours:
Friday Evenings 6-9 pm
Saturday and Sunday 11-4 pm
122 Main Street, Collinsville, CT
www.theundergroundgallery.org
(860) 693-6689
The opening reception for the Spring show is Sunday, April 8 from 3 to 5 p.m. with mandolin playing by artist/musician Alan James and a wine tasting by Sunset Hills Vineyard in Old Lyme. There will be refreshments and artists will be on hand.
In the Stone Gallery during April,
students from Haddam Killingworth High School’s art program
will exhibit their newest works.
1 Maple Street
Chester, CT 06412
Hours:
Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday: By Chance
Thursday: 11 - 5 pm
Friday & Saturday: 11 - 6 pm
Sunday: 11 am - 5 pm
also available by appointment
Opening reception: Saturday, April 7th, 7-10pm
Join us for the opening reception of a comic themed art show, curated by Brad Sheridan.
Comics
are playing a big role in art. Since we've been painting on cave walls,
even. And yet, most people view comics as either men in tights or some
kind of funny animal eating lasagna. The concept of this show is to take
your initial ideas of what comics are
(and what they could be), and
turn it on it's head.
In The Moment
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Please join us for our newest exhibition, In The Moment, featuring paintings by Jay Babina, Patricia Louise Corbett, Lisa Cuscuna, Joyce Grasso, Gail Ingis, Susan Leggitt, Dale Najarian and Carole Southall.
As a special feature for this exhibit, an art talk will be held in the library on April 11 at 7 to 8:30 pm
on the history of landscape painting in America and why this particular
style of painting is so appealing to collectors and art buyers.
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BETHEL'S BYRD'S BOOKS & BETHEL ARTS
CONTINUE CO-HOSTING ART EXHIBITIONS
WITH PHOTOGRAPHS BY HANNAH MUNROE
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OPENING RECEPTION: FRIDAY, APRIL 13TH
“Live. Create. Tell the story. Repeat.” - anonymous
Alice
Hutchinson, the proprietor of Byrd's Books, Bethel's award-winning,
independent bookstore, located at 126 Greenwood Avenue across from P.T.
Barnum Square, is always there with something to sink your teeth into,
whether a good book or the community to which she is devoted. Now,
co-hosting with Bethel Arts, she's dedicated a wall space for local
artists to exhibit works that are meant to entice curiosity just like
the first chapter of an unopened book.
On Friday, April 13th, Byrd's Books will host the debut of Emerge, a new series of imaginative, dynamic, storytelling photographs by Bethel artist, Hannah Munroe.
At 6:30pm, an art opening and wine and cheese reception will be held, free and open to the public.
On Friday, April 13th, Byrd's Books will host the debut of Emerge, a new series of imaginative, dynamic, storytelling photographs by Bethel artist, Hannah Munroe.
At 6:30pm, an art opening and wine and cheese reception will be held, free and open to the public.
For additional information, visit byrdsbooks.com or call (203) 730 BYRD (2973).
The Dirt Salon Presents “Wild HeART Experience”
HARTFORD, CT:
The Dirt Salon marks the first full month of spring with a fashion and
art experience. A portion of the proceeds of the show will go to the
March for Our Lives.
Saturday, April 14, 6-10 PM
Light refreshments will be served.
Music: DJ B Davis
Featured Artists
Elisa Tenenbaum - Oil on Wheel Covers
Elisa
Tenenbaum’s wheel cover paintings combine a distinctive botanical oil
painting style with repurposed stainless steel wheel covers. Tenenbaum
says, “I started working with the wheel covers about eight years ago
when I had the desire to drastically change the format of my paintings.
The idea of re-purposing a found object appealed to me, economically and
environmentally, and I like the way the decorative quality of the metal
becomes an instant frame.” Born in Tennessee and raised in
Atlanta, Tenenbaum received her M.F.A. from the University of Hartford,
and remained in Connecticut working as an illustrator, fine artist and
professor of art at Central Connecticut State University.
Chinnyere McPherson - FASCHINN - Introduces her new Wild HeART collection.
The
Wild HeART collection tells a story of an individual who has a vibrant
soul and identifies as a free spirit. Going back to McPherson’s original
design roots, vibrant, saturated colors are at the forefront of this
collection with black and white as the foundation. Playing with texture
and movement, Wild HeART will bring an authentic, flirty and classic
vibe.
Alexia LaLande
Studio a-lala will be going back to its scientific illustration roots and making anatomy related sculptures.
Andre Rochester will spice up the night doing live painting.
The Dirt Salon
50 Bartholomew Ave., Hartford, CT 06106
860-978-9345
Cool Painting 1 Kid Who Can't Find Makeup In Her Skin Tone (Erica)
Etchings By Erin McAtee
April 14, - May 5, 2018
Opening: April 14, 5pm - 7pm
Trailer Box Project
15 Great Pasture Rd
Unit 15
Danbury Ct. 06810
203-797-0230
Gallery Hours
Monday - Friday 11:00am - 5:00pm
and by appointment
Opening: April 14, 5pm - 7pm
Trailer Box Project
15 Great Pasture Rd
Unit 15
Danbury Ct. 06810
203-797-0230
Gallery Hours
Monday - Friday 11:00am - 5:00pm
and by appointment
The Dance of da Vinci
Deconstructing Leonardo's Notebooks
Coming to the Bushnell April 21 & 22
Premium seating ticket offer
for our email subscribers!
Purchase 1 ticket for $38, receive the 2nd at 50% off. Use the Code DAVINCI50 at checkout.
With
Leonardo as her muse, choreographer Sonia Plumb explores the artist and
polymath’s relationship with Renaissance Humanism and the inextricable
connection between science and art. Two performances only Saturday,
April 21st at 8pm and Sunday April 22nd at 4pm. Tickets are $25-$38 and
can be purchased online at bushnell.org or 860-987-5900.
Senior and student discounts are available: $5 off for seniors and $10
off for students.
Artist Opps:
COUNTDOWN TO RECEIVING DAYS
Sunday, April 15
Monday, April 16
11 - 5pm
Mystic Museum of Art
An invitation to all CAFA Members and Non-Members
Juror Change
Eric Aho has withdrawn from jurying this show.
Francine Weiss, Senior Curator, Newport Art Museum has accepted our request to replace him as co-juror.
Foundry Art Center:
Call for Entry // "Colorless"
ALL ENTRIES ARE DUE MAY 7
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Manifest Gallery:
INPHA 7
The 7th International Photography Annual Exhibition-In-Print
An Award-winning Peer-juried Publication of Works of Contemporary Photography & Other Lens-Based Art
$2,000 in prizes, including a $1,200 first place award
INPHA is not a gallery exhibition. It does not require shipping works to Manifest. It is an award-winning non-profit hardcover annual publication with cash awards.
INPHA is open to a very broad range of lens-based and photographic submissions. This annual project is not just for 'photographers' and 'photography' but also for anyone working creatively in a visual art (or design) field with work that incorporates the lens or photographic process in some significant way, including manipulated and mixed processes. As with all Manifest projects, we are open to learning just what's being done that fits within this broad scope.
Each INPHA is an approximate three-year survey of imagery that rises above the ubiquity of images in our world today.
Submission deadline EXTENDED: April 30, 2018
For complete details and to apply online visit:
http://www.manifestgallery.org/inpha7
College Scholarship application deadlines
have been extended to March 23rd!
2018 Sandy Chase College Scholarship
2018 Louis Pollock Scholarship
Both scholarships are open to high school seniors
living in Greater Hartford who will be pursuuing a major in Fine Arts
at a College or University in the Fall of 2018.
Details can be found at
http://westhartfordart.org/scholarships/