Posts Tagged ‘Event’

Third Stop on the Improbable Places Poetry Tour!

Thursday, March 10th, 2011

By Sean Teehan, Globe correspondent
February 11th, 2011
Boston.com

Shari Caplan stood in front of a crowd of about 60 people last night, reading an original piece at a poetry reading. She received a resounding ovation from the audience, some of whom came to hear poems, others who came to wash their socks.

Last night marked the third event of the “Improbable Places Poetry Tour,” a series that brings poetry readings to Beverly locations where people are libel to stumble upon the reading. It took place at the Salem Laundry Co. on Cabot Street…

Read more on Boston.com!

Joshua Baptista: “Everything is Okay”

Wednesday, March 2nd, 2011

Joshua Baptista ’98
Voltage Coffee and Art Gallery
295 3rd Street, Kendall Square

The show is running March 27 – May 14, with an opening reception Friday, April 1, 7pm-10pm
Visit voltagecoffee.com for more information!

A New Florida Gallery for Sigrid Olsen

Monday, February 28th, 2011

Designer and artist, Sigrid Olsen ’74 has long been known for her vibrant color, island imagery, and distinctive textile prints. After the close of her fashion line in 2008, Sigrid has re-invented her career by returning to her roots as an artist and taking her feel-good brand into new products and venues. Now, for the first time, her fresh and appealing artwork will be available in Sarasota.

A  love of tropical climates led her to seek a second home for  Sigred Olsen Art, where she could complement the activity of her summer gallery in Gloucester, Massachusetts with a winter location in the sun. She has effortlessly forged an integration of art, wellness and retail in her new life and now she brings her happy outlook to Florida’s gulf coast.

One of the most distinctive aspects of Sigrid’s art gallery is the intimacy she establishes with her customers, engaging in conversation, sharing her upbeat personal philosophy and, best of all, happily creating custom-made paintings, ceramics and prints for all kinds of special occasions. Her signature “Lovebirds” and “Kissing Fish” platters are customer favorites for weddings and showers, complete with hand written inscriptions on the back with the couple’s name. She has a whimsical collection of “alphabets” that can also be personalized. To view her entire line of hand-made items, visit the website www.sigridolsenart.com.

The Sarasota gallery is set to open the week of March 7th with a grand opening reception on Friday, March 11 from 5-8 pm. The public is invited.

ISLA Beach House Boutique
407 S. Pineapple Ave
Sarasota, FL 34236
941.312.8426
http://www.isla-beachhouse.com/

Boston Printmakers Student Print Show

Monday, February 7th, 2011

Congratulations to the following students who had work accepted into the juried 7th Arches Student Print Show hosted by Boston Printmakers:

Corah Dahl – December, 2010
Jordan Elquist – May, 2011
Kevin Ilacqua – December, 2010
Noelle Magaw – May, 2012
Colin McGuire – May, 2013
Kate St CyrPrize – The Boston Printmakers Student Award – May, 2011
Alexa Szilagyi – May, 2013
Bill Wareham – May, 2012
Suzy Evans – May, 2013
Carol St. Sauveur - May, 2011

The Exhibit  highlights work done at print departments at 24 New England Art Schools, Colleges and Universities.

It will be at the Danforth Museum of Art from Feb. 26 – April 10, the Reception and award ceremony will be Sunday, Feb. 27 from 3 – 5 pm.

Thank you to all the students who submitted work, cut mats and plexi during the first week of the semester.

Stacy Thomas-Vickory
Assistant Professor
Chair, Printmaking

Carol St. Sauveur '11, "Map"

Faculty Updates/Accomplishments

Monday, February 7th, 2011

Mary Bucci-McCoy in her studio. Photo: David McCoy

Montserrat faculty member Mary Bucci-McCoy was the featured artist on MAKING THE ART SEEN, a non-commercial virtual gallery featuring art interviews. Created by artSPACE@16 ONLINE in April 2009, the primary goal of the initiative is to provide an artistic web presence within the virtual community. Visit http://as16online.blogspot.com to see the full interview.

Liberal Arts faculty E. Tornai Thyssen has recently written two essays for exhibition catalogs. The “Time Collapse” series by Meredith Morten is the subject of the essay for the sculpture show “re:Strata,” which will be on view at the HallSpace Gallery in Boston March 12 – April 16.

“Willie Marlowe: Persistence of Delights,” also by Thyssen, accompanies the exhibition “Willie Marlowe: A Survey 1977-2010” to be shown at the Opalka Gallery in Albany, N.Y., the Arkell Museum in Canajoharie, N.Y., the Carrie Haddad Gallery in Hudson, N.Y. and at Gallery C* in Raleigh, N.C.