Showing posts with label sculpture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sculpture. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

SMFA Senior Projects 2010 LAST DAY!

Senior Projects is a program that offers a select group of final-semester students independent studio time to hone their body of work—“Departure” is the culminating 2010 exhibition. On view May 20–June 1, there will be an opening reception, May 20 5–7 pm celebrating the 51 participating artists.

The show features a variety of media including installation, film, painting, performance, photography, drawing, sculpture and sound, in various locations around the SMFA (map).

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Art @ The Blue Room 2/23‏

The newest exhibit at The Blue Room features new works by Distillery artist Robert daVies and long-time Distillery friend Michael Dacey. Beer, wine, and amazing snacks will be provided by The Blue Room.

Tuesday, February 23rd, 7-9pm.

The Blue Room
1 Kendall Square, Cambridge, MA

Thursday, January 28, 2010

I...You...We...ROBOT 1/29



SPACE 242,  exhibition, I…YOU…WE…ROBOT!, featuring artwork inspired by robots in various mediums, by over 70 artists. The opening reception, Friday, January 29 runs from 6-8pm, is free and open to the public with RSVP at www.space242. An artist talk will be held Friday, February 19 from 7-8pm. Gallery hours are Friday evenings 6:30-8pm and Saturdays 11:30am-1pm. To view select images from the exhibition, visit:
Artists include Marietta Apollonio, Scott Bakal, Allison Bamcat, E.J. Barnes, Jeff Bartell, Alli Bondi, Craig Bostick, Dan Browne, Kevin Burney, Scott Bruns, Alex Carlson, Keenan Cassidy, Derrek Coss, Megan Mary Creamer, Eliot Daughtry, Jon Defreest, Jyll Ethier-Mullen, Jamie Fales, Andy Fish, Michael Georgason, Howard Green, Jr., Stephen Hamilton, Brian Hart, Veronica Hebard, Ann Hirsch, Andrew Jacob, J-ME Johnston, Joe Keinberger, Patt Kelley, Kim Kent, Ron LeBrasseur, Jacob Lefton, Doughty Leigh, Ben Lewis, Jennifer Lewis, Vanessa Ly, Dave MacMahon, Bob Maloney, Joey Mars, Carly Mazur, Fish McGill, Matt McKee, Sarah Morrison, George Motta, Dan Moynihan, Scott Mullowney, Peter Murphy, Markus Nechay, Dave Ortega, Peter Payack, Ansis Purins, Rhonda Ratray, Mister Reusch, Chris Ried, Derek Ring, Ryan Robidoux, Jeremy Russell, Skript, Skunk, Andrew Sloan, Lindsay Small, Michael Paul Smith, Stones, Wayne Strattman, Adam Szymczak, Tom Torrey, Stefan Volatile-Wood, and John Wiltshire.
Images above, from L-R: "We Come in Peace" by Scott Burns, "Sid's Toy" by Alex Carlson, "Self Destruct" by Jeff Bartell.

Saturday, October 31, 2009

SOUTH BOSTON OPEN STUDIOS 2009 10/31-11/01


MARK YOUR CALENDARS for South Boston's LARGEST annual ART EVENT!

Saturday Oct 31 & Sunday Nov 1, 2009 12PM - 6PM

Please join me on Saturday and Sunday, as I will be showing my paintings, digital illustrations, and graphic design work in studio #411 in the Distillery.

"Artists and craftspeople of South Boston will open their doors to the public Saturday and Sunday, October 31st and November 1, 2009, as part of the annual South Boston Open Studios event. Visitors will be able to talk to and make purchases directly from the artists while touring the creative environments in which the artwork is produced. The weekend-long event also provides a great opportunity to sample many of this historic neighborhood's restaurants, cafes, pubs, and retail shops.

Numerous disciplines will be represented throughout the dozens of participants, including: sculpture, painting, drawing, printmaking, installation, photography, video, jewelry, ceramics, woodworking, fabric and performance art. Much of the work will be in-process and the artists will be on hand for questions and conversations. Participating organizations and galleries include The Distillery (which will showcase three galleries and over 50 artists) located at 516 East 2nd Street, King Terminal at 110 K Street & 570 E 1st Street, and Norman Crump Studio at 793 East Sixth Street.

The event is free to the public, rain or shine, noon to 6pm each day. Public transportation is easy, take the Red Line to Broadway and walk East, or take the #7 City Point bus from South Station to Elkins St."

Check out the participant list here, and to get directions check out the Distillery website


email contact: (Scott Chasse) scottchasse @ gmail (dot) com