Tuesday, April 29, 2008
SOMERVILLE ART EXHIBITION - May 2-25, 2008
'Turn On A Dime' Opens at the Nave Gallery! A dime can be in your pocket today and in California tomorrow. Who can imagine where else it has been?
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 20, 2008
Contact:
Susan Berstler, sberstler@artsomerville.org or
617.625.4823
High resolution digital images available on request
More info at
http://www.artsomerville.org/nave/2008/dime.html
THE NAVE GALLERY
Clarendon Hill Presbyterian Church
155 Powderhouse Blvd.
Somerville, MA 02144
'Turn On A Dime' 2-25 may 2008
Opening reception: Friday May 2 6-8 p.m
Somerville Open Studios Extended hours: May 3rd & 4th
12-6 pm.
Join us for this small-change fundraiser and
exhibition of work by: Susan Berstler, Teresa Dovidio,
Todd Fairchild, Katie Hargrave, Greer Muldowney,
Martin Ulman, V Van Sant, Erika Sidor, Hannah Verlin,
Randy Winchester
The Nave Gallery celebrates its 4th birthday with an
exhibition dedicated to the concept of change – both
figuratively and metaphorically. Work of various media
address diverse issues of commerce, consumerism,
patriotism and more from the perspective of loose
change. Randy Winchester’s "Conveyor Belt for Change"
asks the viewer to look within his/her pockets and
deposit coins on the moving belt to “help institute
change”! In ‘Find a Penny, Pick it Up’ Katie Hargrave
presents a grid of photographs of pennies collected in
one month. Todd Fairchild’s ’Penny Ladder’ uses 5718
pennies or $57.18 to transform an every day ladder
into a work of art. Humor-filled, interactive and with
an underlying social commentary, ‘Turn On A Dime’
brings fundraising into a new level!
Gallery hours: Fri. 6-8, Sat.1-5, Sun.1-5 p.m.
More about the Nave Gallery:
Located in the Clarendon Hill Presbyterian Church near
Tufts University, the non-profit Nave Gallery is an
important partner in Somerville’s vibrant arts
community. A project of ARTSomerville run in
collaboration with the CHPC, the gallery provides
space for artistic exchange and exploration.
More about ARTSomerville:
ARTSomerville (ARTS) is a volunteer organization that
draws upon the
talents of local creativity, strengthening
communication among artists and the public by
presenting exhibits, performances, and educational
activities. For more information on past exhibits as
well as music, dance, and other events held in the
space, visit: www.ARTSomerville.org.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 20, 2008
Contact:
Susan Berstler, sberstler@artsomerville.org or
617.625.4823
High resolution digital images available on request
More info at
http://www.artsomerville.org/nave/2008/dime.html
THE NAVE GALLERY
Clarendon Hill Presbyterian Church
155 Powderhouse Blvd.
Somerville, MA 02144
'Turn On A Dime' 2-25 may 2008
Opening reception: Friday May 2 6-8 p.m
Somerville Open Studios Extended hours: May 3rd & 4th
12-6 pm.
Join us for this small-change fundraiser and
exhibition of work by: Susan Berstler, Teresa Dovidio,
Todd Fairchild, Katie Hargrave, Greer Muldowney,
Martin Ulman, V Van Sant, Erika Sidor, Hannah Verlin,
Randy Winchester
The Nave Gallery celebrates its 4th birthday with an
exhibition dedicated to the concept of change – both
figuratively and metaphorically. Work of various media
address diverse issues of commerce, consumerism,
patriotism and more from the perspective of loose
change. Randy Winchester’s "Conveyor Belt for Change"
asks the viewer to look within his/her pockets and
deposit coins on the moving belt to “help institute
change”! In ‘Find a Penny, Pick it Up’ Katie Hargrave
presents a grid of photographs of pennies collected in
one month. Todd Fairchild’s ’Penny Ladder’ uses 5718
pennies or $57.18 to transform an every day ladder
into a work of art. Humor-filled, interactive and with
an underlying social commentary, ‘Turn On A Dime’
brings fundraising into a new level!
Gallery hours: Fri. 6-8, Sat.1-5, Sun.1-5 p.m.
More about the Nave Gallery:
Located in the Clarendon Hill Presbyterian Church near
Tufts University, the non-profit Nave Gallery is an
important partner in Somerville’s vibrant arts
community. A project of ARTSomerville run in
collaboration with the CHPC, the gallery provides
space for artistic exchange and exploration.
More about ARTSomerville:
ARTSomerville (ARTS) is a volunteer organization that
draws upon the
talents of local creativity, strengthening
communication among artists and the public by
presenting exhibits, performances, and educational
activities. For more information on past exhibits as
well as music, dance, and other events held in the
space, visit: www.ARTSomerville.org.
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