Posts Tagged ‘ceramics’

DISH & DINE @ Ferrin Gallery

Wednesday, February 24th, 2010

26061_350060656762_61002166762_4684177_2145525_n-126061_350060536762_61002166762_4684165_1131695_nFerrin Gallery just does not stop. Last Saturday, they kicked off their newest endeavor, Dish and Dine, a series of evening dinners in the gallery pairing local food with local artists. Delicious!

Here’s the break down of what when down:

ARTIST: Jason Houston Spoke about works on display “Family of Mine” and “Food & Farm”

DINE: The Market provided locally sourced tasty eats from Clover Town Baker, Pittsfield, MA, Equinox Farms, Housantonic MA, Ioka Farms, Hancock, MA, Czajkowski Farms, Westfield, MA, Woodstock Farms, Woodstock NY, Holiday Farms, Dalton MA

DISH: MaryAnne Davis functional porcelain tableware from just over the border in Chatham, NY graced the table

WHO CAME TO DINNER?

Paul Graubard who will be having a solo showing at the galley, Stories from the Bible and Other Places,  March 13th – May 8th; Noted photographer, author and documenter of Pittsfield’s own Colonial Theatre renovations, Nicholas Whitman;  Project Art Resident Artist  Gerit Grimm on visit from Germany, the ever present paper cutter Eric Drury; Watercolorist, June Ferrin; and Performer/Farmer Billie Best of  Crazy Wife Farm.

“Art and life come together at a table. Using handmade dishes to set a table provides the opportunity to express private creativity: ephemeral and memorable. The social fabric, the relationships built one meal at a time becomes the real art and the meal has an energy of a higher order. Conversation is magic, bringing each individual at the table into a personal bond.”


Jay Elling pics coming soon!

Stay tuned for upcoming Dish & Dine @ Ferrin!

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Renne Avenue: Studio Artists @ the Lichtenstein Center For the Arts

Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009

image001Thursday night, come to the Lichtenstein for an opening reception for a show of work by the artists who create art here in our studios.

The opening reception for the show is on Thursday, September 24th at 5pm until 7pm.

Features paintings, ceramics, photography and mixed media pieces by Diane Cournoyer, Julio Granda, Mario Calouri, Michael Rousseau, Peg Dotchin, Eduardo Villanes, Stefanie Weber, Sean McCusker, David Scribner and John Stritch, as well as Lichtenstein class instructors Aimee Gelinas and Jim Horsford.