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| Hadeya's Coming by Celestine Wilson Hughes |
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| Barn House by Mike Harpring |
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| Moon Goddess by Fatima Adamu |
WHEN:
Saturday October 6 + Sunday October 7, 12-6pm both
days
WHERE: 4007 Chestnut
Street, 1st floor + 4013 Chestnut Street, 1st and 2nd floors
This
year's group of residents has it all, from stained glass, collage,
painting, and silkscreening, to puppetry, installation art, video,
photography, movement, eco-art/upcycling, and a host of other media.
The
40th Street Artist-in-Residence Program (AIR) is truly a diverse
initiative, supporting artists from all walks of life and all visual
media.
Visit
the artists' studios for a behind-the-scenes look at how they create in
their new digs, and stop by the gallery to see some completed pieces by
this talented lineup.
Studio + gallery locations:
4007 Chestnut front: Celestine Wilson Hughes
4007 Chestnut Middle: Gallery
4007 Chestnut back: Martina Plag (2011-2012 resident; current artist liaison; in studio October 7 only)
4013 Chestnut 1st floor front: Fatima Adamu
4013 Chestnut 1st floor middle: Mike Harpring
4013 Chestnut 2nd floor middle: Diedra Krieger
4013 Chestnut 2nd floor back: Thomasin Parnes
4007 Chestnut front: Celestine Wilson Hughes
4007 Chestnut Middle: Gallery
4007 Chestnut back: Martina Plag (2011-2012 resident; current artist liaison; in studio October 7 only)
4013 Chestnut 1st floor front: Fatima Adamu
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| Because Your Pockets Weren't There (detail) by Thomasin Parnes |
4013 Chestnut 1st floor middle: Mike Harpring
4013 Chestnut 2nd floor middle: Diedra Krieger
4013 Chestnut 2nd floor back: Thomasin Parnes





I pondered to myself recently what were the most important things in my life. The answer seems to be clear that art was up there in importance. Why? Frankly, I don't really know. May be someone here can enlighten me?
ReplyDeleteAs was my wont w
hen I have some free time, I browsed the marvelous site, wahooart.com, where they keep thousands of digital images for customers to select to have printed into handsome canvas prints for their homes.
This image jumped out to jolt my reveries: Still life with bread, by the Cubist Georges Braque. Is art like this picture, as essential as bread and water, or should I say bread and wine?