Deborah Barlow's art is part of the show, "Slow Painters," Sept. 29 - Dec. 26, 2008
"Slow Painters" is a selection of artists whose works speak to the deeply personal and transformative power of art. These artists invoke the ineffable energy “deep-running in our natures.”
All BSLUGs are invited to the Artist Reception:Friday, October 17, 7-9pm
Gallery at 38 Cameron
38 Cameron Avenue
Cambridge MA
617.492.2848
Gallery Hours:
Wednesdays and Thursdays, 12-5pm
and by appointment
Judy Daniels will be opening her studio during Jamaica Plain Open Studios the weekend of Sept. 27-28. Judy will be showing intimate color landscape photography along with James Keller who will be showing black & white portraits.
She will be open from 11AM- 6PM at 57 Cornwall St. #7 in Jamaica Plain, MA.
Her website is at http://www.judithmdaniels.com
Jill Hoy, artist and UCSC alum, is having an an art exhibit in Boston with an artist's reception, Jan. 17. Jill first discovered the difference between American lights when travelling back and forth to Santa Cruz from Maine where she now lives.
Check out: http://www.jillhoy.com
Jill Hoy
Selected Paintings
LANDSCAPES and NARRATIVES
Jan. 2 - Apr. 2, 2008
Reception for the Artist
Jan. 17, 5-8 p.m.
Thos. Moser Showroom
19 Arlington Street
Boston, Massachusetts
tel. 617-224-1245
Gallery hours: 10-6, Mon-Sat.; 11-5 Sunday
Dear BSLUGs,
Fellow Slug, Lucia Small, has recently completed, along with collaborator, Ed Pincus, an independent documentary about the Hurricane Katrina diaspora. See http://www.theaxeintheattic.com "The Axe in the Attic" has enormous potential to launch important discussions around the country and the world about the long standing issues of race and poverty. It can also serve as a reminder of the many people displaced by Hurricane Katrina trying to still put their lives together in the Diaspora, and how we as citizens must challenge ourselves to make a difference.
"One of the most challenging and unsettling American films of the year." Livia Bloom, Cinema Scope Magazine
Come to the Boston Premiere:
Wednesday, January 16 at 7:30 p.m.
Opening Night of Boston's Human Rights Watch Film Festival, Museuam of Fine Arts. The directors will be present for Q & A. A reception to follow.
For tickets, visit the Boston MFA website: http://mfa.org
If you plan on attending, please email me so that we can see how many BSLUGs will be attending.
Please come out and support this important work by Lucia!
Looking forward to seeing you there-
Beata
