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October 16, 2013

October: crisp and creative




Hog River Arts Festival on the Campus Green
Sat. Oct. 19th  
11 - 3:30 pm

Balkun Studios will be exhibiting under the festival tent on the Campus Green.  Come by and see us (as a HAS MFA alum, I am officially a 'Hawk'!). 















MAINE: 20 years of painting at Rock Gardens Inn

The Nest Arts Factory in Bridgeport is proud to announce the fall exhibition of MAINE: 20 years of painting at Rock Gardens Inn. The opening reception will be held Sunday, October 20th from 2 - 4pm with many of the artists present.  

Please join us in celebrating the wonderful artwork that has been created in and around Rock Gardens Inn in Sebasco Estates, Maine. This magical place has been an inspiration to this group of artists for the past two decades.  
















UNZIPPED: RECENT WORKS BY 
ERIK SANDBERG-DIMENT
on display through Nov. 3rd
Ezekiel's Wheel      Oil on canvas, 2013
Silver Circle Gallery is located at 75 Main Street in Downtown Putnam, CT. Since 2008, Silver Circle has been a fresh, contemporary space where local and regional visual artists convene to show and sell their work, educate others, and inspire one another and the community. Silver Circle is a community partner with Windham Arts as the Regional Arts Center for northeastern CT. Visit www.silvercirclegallery.com for more information.

  
Silver Circle Art Center | 75 Main St. Putnam CT | 860.928.2900










Reynolds Fine Art
is pleased to present
  
 -Lecture Series-
 
"FANNING THE FIRE WITHIN, How Art Heals" 
"THE COURAGE TO CREATE: a personal story of dedication and perseverance"

- LECTURES -
 Open to the Public 
1PM for Both Days
October 19, 2013 (Artist Talk with Susan Weinreich)
OCTOBER 20, 2013 ( Artist/Psychiatrist Talk)


Presenters:

SUSAN WEINREICH, Artist
DR. SAMUEL C. KLAGSBRUN,MD, Owner and Executive Medical Director, Four Winds Hospital, Katonah, NY


"Over thirty years ago Susan was brought to my office at Four Winds Hospital and immediately lay down on the floor in a fetal position, remaining totally silent.   I was confronted with an unreachable person and no matter what I tried; I could not get her to respond.  I was totally stuck.  For some reason I began thinking of her as a student at the Rhode Island School of Design from which she had come and decided to try to reach her through her art. "
Dr. Samuel C. Klagsbrun, MD

"Susan Weinreich is remarkable for the art she has made in sickness and in health, for the profound emergence from schizophrenia she has achieved, and for the intense self-awareness that has marked her recovery.  Weinreich has used her work not to escape her schizophrenia, but to master it." 
Andrew Solomon, PhD

"The first thing you notice about the drawings is their spontaneity and eye-popping intensity. Messy, dark, and strange, they seem totally unencumbered by conscious thought or feeling. It is as if the artist was channeling energy directly onto paper. They really are wonderfully free and expressive."
Benjamin Genocchio , The NYTimes,  Jan. 16, 2005


The show will be on display from October 4th through the 29th at Reynolds Fine Art located in New Haven's historic 9th square on 96 Orange St. The Shows opening reception will be held on Friday the 4th of October from 5-8pm. For inquiries please contact us at 203.498.2200 or email us at info@reynoldsfineart.com.
   


96 Orange Street, New Haven, Connecticut 06510
 
Phone (203) 498-2200 














In conjunction with the City-Wide Open Studios organized by Artspace,
the Institute Library at 847 Chapel Street, New Haven,
will be open Saturday, October 19, from 11 until 2 p.m.

The following exhibitions will be on view

In the Institute Gallery:

Crossing the Line: A Collection of Drawings

Works  by Anna Held Audette, MacCrady Axon, Joan Backes,
Dave Bassine, Riley Brewster, Pamela Cardwell, Edward Castiglione,
Jan Cunningham,William DeLottie, Kate Ten Eyck, Teresa Fortsch,
Laura Gardner,David Livingston, Henry Loomis, Lenny Moskowitz, Perry
Obee,
Ronnie Rysz, Kelly Schmidt, Jean Scott, Rick Shaefer, and Anita Soos
Curated by Stephen Vincent Kobasa


In the Main Reading Room:

Makers Manual
Installation by Melanie Carr

Part of an ongoing series that investigates and questions the
definition of roles and sites, all the materials collected here explore
themes of authorship, pedagogy and place, while using text based works
to represent a visual language

The Circulating Gallery

Small scale works by Amy Jean Porter, Daniel Eugene, Lenny Moskowitz,
Anne Doris-Eisner, Alan Neider, Irene Miller, Rebecca Lowry, Scott
Paterson,
Lisa Hess Hesselgrave, Victoria Navin, Karleen Loughran, Joy Bush, Noé
Jimenez,
Mark Williams, Ronnie Rysz, Clymenza Hawkins, Steven Eazarsky, Debra
Ramsay,
Margaret Vaughan, and Perry Obee
















































Donna Martin Dates


October 19, 2013  from 1pm - 4pm
Songwriting Workshop at
the  Mark Twain Museum
351 Farmington Ave. Hartford CT 
$40. - Registration is required.  Call 860-280-3130
Although there are many components to songwriting, this workshop will focus on the craft of lyric writing. I am excited about being able to take what I've been teaching in a magnet high school and make it available for all ages.  All skill levels are welcome.  Everyone will be free to work at their own pace.  If you've got songs in you, come on out and give it a try.
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November 24, 2013  from  7pm - 9pm
Stafford Springs Coffeehouse
At the Old Town Hall
 221 East Street, Stafford Springs CT
This show is a split bill with Rupert Wates.  We will each play a one hour set.  Come on out on a nice fall evening to this cozy little venue.                       


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Currently on exhibit in Gilbert Gallery in Main Building through October 31 are works by Sheri Schwartz .

Sheri Schwartz was born in New Britain, Connecticut. She has a BFA from Boston University and is a graduate of Western Connecticut State
University where she earned her MFA in 2013. At Boston University, Sheri studied with Reed Kay and Arthur Polonsky of the Boston Expressionist group, and John Moore who is represented by Hirschl & Adler Galleries, Inc. and Locks Gallery. In graduate school, Sheri studied with Darby Cardonsky, Margaret Grimes, and Marjorie Portnow, along with Robert Alberetti and Riley Brewster, both for whom she was a teaching assistant. She was the recipient of the W.B.Connor Trust Scholarship. Her work has been shown in group exhibits including the Blue Mountain Gallery and First Street Gallery, both of NYC. Her artist interview was published on Two Coats of Paint blog in 2013. She is an associate professor at Post University in Waterbury, CT.


The reception is October 19th from 5 to 7 p.m.





































October 12, 2012

More and more for Oct.



Most of us New England folk celebrate the coming of fall, and with it the crisper temperatures, the changing colors of the leaves and the welcome life-work balance that accompanies the end of that free-flowing summer business. On Saturday evening, Anne Cubberley's giant puppets romp by the pond at Elizabeth Park during Night Fall, a celebration of the change of seasons through art, music, dance and community. Cubberly's puppets (pictured), if you've never seen them, are 3-D works of art, animated by their masters. This family-friendly event ends with a procession of illuminated lanterns created out of repurposed plastic bottles. Bring chairs and blankets, naturally.
Anne Cubberly's Night Fall
Oct. 13, 6 p.m., free, Elizabeth Park (by the pond near the park's Asylum Avenue entrance), Hartford, nightfallhartford.org.













New Britain Museum of American Art presents:
The 43rd Annual Juried Members Exhibition
Oct. 13, 2012–Oct. 28, 2012


Opening Reception
Sunday, Oct. 14, 1-2:30 p.m.

The 43rd Annual Juried Members Exhibition will be held this year from Oct. 13–28. An Opening Reception and Awards Ceremony for the exhibition will be held from 1-2:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 14. This year's Members Exhibition will be on view in the spacious McKernan Gallery.
The juror for this year’s exhibition is Robert Burns, Executive Director of the Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury, CT.
Prize winners for 43rd Annual Juried Members Exhibition
First Prize – Diana Roberts-Paschall
Second Prize – Victoria Sivigny
Oil/Acrylic Award – Robert Noreika
Watercolor Award – Sharon Kocay
Photography Award – Steve Adams
Print Award – James Brunelle
Sculpture Award – Rebecca Fellows
Juror’s Award – Priscilla Palumbo






THE ISLAND ARTISTS OF RIVAA 
The International Enclave of Artists of Gallery RIVAARoosevelt Island, NYC
 AzothGallery at The New Haven Free Public Library  (Lower Level) 
133 Elm Street   New Haven, CT  (across from the New Haven Green)

Opening Reception:  Saturday, October 13, 2 to 4 PM 
artists: 
Valeriu Boborelu                                                Barbara deCew
Toshiko Kitano-Groner                                      Annette Hochberg
Ioan Popoiu                                                         Georgette Sinclair
Anna Sineinikova                                               Edel Stuehmke-Levy
Kevin Pope
Guest Curator:  Barbara DeCew, Roosevelt Island, NYC 
Library Gallery curator:  Johnes Ruta    azothgallery@comcast.net   203.387.4933   http://AzothGallery.com/ 








WordForge
Monday, October 15th
7:00 pm
CHRISTINE PALM and DAVID PONTRELLI
Christine Palm recently completed a Teacher’s Guide and Film Series entitled, “What the
Dead Know: Bringing to Young Audiences the Work of Seven Modernists Buried in New
England,” which interprets, through film, music and critical analysis, the poetry of Stevens,
Bishop, Cummings, Sexton, Frost, Merrill and Lowell. Palm served as president of
the Friends and Enemies of Wallace Stevens, and has taught writing at the Greater Hartford
Academy of the Arts. Her poetry has appeared in DrunkenBoat.com, Caesura, Connecticut
Review, Northeast, and other venues. Palm, who was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize for
her essay writing, has read her non-fiction essays on National Public Radio. Preparing the
Ground is her first book of poems.
Originally from Wilmington DE, David Pontrelli has lived in Hartford since 1991. In 2002
he trained at the Amherst Writers & Artists Institute and was certified to teach creative
writing to underserved populations. He has taught writing workshops at Hartford Public
Library, the Parkville Senior Center, and for Hartford Adult Education, among other
places. He is the author of four chapbooks of poetry, most recently, Sensible Robber, a book
of short poems published in 2008.
PLUS OPEN MIKE
Up Next:>>> MON. NOV. 12, CHARLES DOUTHAT & JULIA PAUL
For more info, contact: Jim, jforjames@aol.com, 860-508-2810
www.wfreadings.blogspot.com









Montiel: Tales of Concrete and Clouds
Gallery Opening: Thursday, October 11th, 6-9 p.m.
Gallery Hours: Thursday-Sunday, 1-4 p.m.


Artist Biography: AndrĂ©s Montiel
Andrés Montiel was born in Adrogué, Buenos Aires, Argentina. He's been passionate about art since he was a young child. His talents began with drawing, and he soon became especially intrigued by landscapes and the styles and techniques of the great masters. After studying with a few successful Argentine artists in Buenos Aires and around the country, Montiel enrolled in the P. Pueyrredon National Fine Arts College in Buenos Aires, Argentina to further his artistic education.
Montiel's work blends a combination of traditional techniques with contemporary subjects. His raw brushstrokes and his themes emphasize the dichotomy between civilization and primitiveness. In addition to having his work exhibited in solo and group shows in the United States and Argentina, he has received numerous awards and grants.
Montiel's paintings can be found in private collections around the world including Argentina, the United States, Canada, Spain, France, Israel, Australia, and Germany.

West Hartford Art League
37 Buena Vista Road, West Hartford, Connecticut 06107
(860) 231-8019












BEATNIK-ENTERTAINMENT JAZZ SERIES 2012
feat.
ABRAHAM BURTON, ERIC McPHERSON & THE BROTHERHOOD
Abraham Burton, sax
Eric McPherson, drums

Dezron Douglas, bass
Ray-Mac, sax

Saturday, October 20, 2012, 8pm
Royal Masala
391 Main Street (corner of Main & Capitol Ave.)
Hartford, CT

"This is simply an amazing presentation of modern jazz..." BeatNews 2012

FREE PARKING
$10 cover (2 sets one price)






Coming soon to the John Slade Ely House, 'Overhead Under Foot', Curated by David Borawski

Artists (Overhead): Victor Pacheco, Caleb Portfolio, Andre Rochester, Suzan Scott.


Artists (Under Foot): Lori Sikorski, 
Ronald Todd and Charles Minoche. 


October 17-November 11th, Opening October 20th, 5-8 pm