Today artist Ellen Powell will be in the gallery all afternoon. Aside from being a renowned bass player, Ellen is also a talented photographer! This is a great opportunity to meet the artist, ask questions about their work and possibly see the artist at work! Stop by to see the wide selection of work great for gifts or that spot in your own home.
In the gallery: Barbara Hamm
Today artist Barbara Hamm will be in the gallery all afternoon. Barbara is a talented watercolorist who dabbles in the egg tempura medium as well. This is a great opportunity to meet the artist, ask questions about their work and possibly see the artist at work! Stop by to see the wide selection of work great for gifts or that spot in your own home.
In the Gallery: Beth Maginn
Today artist Beth Maginn will be in the gallery all afternoon. Beth works in watercolor and most recently collage. This is a great opportunity to meet the artist, ask questions about their work and possibly see the artist at work! Stop by to see the wide selection of work great for gifts or that spot in your own home.
Reception tonight!
Don’t forget 6-8 pm artist reception this evening. Stop by on your way home from work or on your way out to dinner!
Music for Friday
Friday night’s reception will feature music from Substation 7 otherwise known as Clement Yonkers. See below for more info on his music. Can’t wait!
Substation 7, a.k.a. Clement Yonkers, plays solo guitar using live looping techniques. Substation 7’s ambient set is an abstract, free form exploration of contemplative sound. By combining sound textures, atmospheric melodic lines, and an occasional down-tempo groove, the partly improvised ambient set is a mellow and yet creatively complex experience. “It is a reaction to my felt environments and an action to transform those experiences out of image and emotion and into contemplative sound.” Indeed, the Substation7 version of ambient exists outside of our preconceived notions of what more traditional musical forms bind us to. “My ambient music is a process of opening up to, acknowledging, and experimenting with sonic possibilities.” Substation7 presents a truly reflective, meditative ambient music event.
www.substation7.com
New Artist: Lorraine Cota Manley
Check the artist page for our new painter Lorraine where you can read her full bio and see samples of her work on display. Or better yet, come check out her work in person which does her work better justice!
Crimson Foliage © Lorraine Manley
New Artist Reception this Friday
On the heels of a successful showing of the Art of Action show, we’re having a reception to celebrate our own artists! Two new people and lots of new work!
Special Thanks
Well, the show is drawing to a close and it was amazing. The most amazing thing aside from all of the beautiful artwork was how many different people pulled together to help out and really make this show happen. Check out the list below!
A special thanks to all of these folks (in no particular order)
Karen Bresnahan, St. Albans for the Future, Clair Dunn and VT2000 Site Design, The Franklin County Regional Chamber of Commerce, food from The Bishop Street Artists, The St. Albans Artist’s Guild, One Federal Restaurant and Lounge, Mimmo’s, Cosmic Bakery, Evelyn Martin, flowers from Howard’s The Flower Shop, storage from Kevin Smith’s Sports Connection, transport from the Zurn Family Foundation, and all the help we got from Channel 15, Jim Walsh, Jennifer Savage, Mike Curtis, Barbara Hamm, Karen Day-Vath, John Winston, St. Albans Messenger Print & Design, Dee Christie, The BFA St. Albans National Art Honor Society, The Vermont Arts Council, Lyman Orton, and all the volunteers, artists and businesses who contributed time and helped us promote the event.
Hopefully I haven’t left anyone out!!
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