Third Friday Gallery Walk - July 16, 2010
This is a night when most of the galleries are open late. Dinner, drinks, gallery walk? Sounds like a nice Friday evening!
Below is a sampling of what you can expect:
Val’s Halla Records
239 W. Harrison Street
Gallery Pink’s Ceramic & Paper Show
149 Harrison
This summer Gallery PINK will be having its first CERAMIC & PAPER SHOW. Ceramic artists Sarah Gabel, Linda Hillman, Jon Hook, Ann Primack, Gina Lee Robbins, Kristi Sloniger, John Spiteri and Mei Wu will be exhibiting their latest work as well as paper artists, Zina Castenuela, Janice Elkins and Andrea Peterson. The diversity and high quality of the ceramic and paper art promises to make this a compelling and exciting show.
For more information, please click here.
Bead in Hand, 145 Harrison Street, will be debuting our DAKOTA STONES TRUNK SHOW!
Dakota Stones is the same vendor who supplies our Stone of the Month selections, and they are sending us a large selection of semi-precious beads that we do not normally carry. We will have an assortment of unique cuts and stone types from high quality rough material. On Friday, you’ll get the best selection! We will also be giving out a free gift to the first 50 customers who make a Dakota Stones purchase through Sunday.
(Bead in Hand is now be open until 8:00 p.m. on Thursdays & Fridays.)
Creative Changes Studio, 140 Harrison Street, will have their Third Friday Personal Victory Celebration - pot luck. It’s a time to share your story with others, no matter how ‘big’ or ’small.’ For our complete schedule, please go to our website where you can also obtain information on process painting and bicycle classes.
From 5:00-9:00 you can enjoy an organic burger, have a beer and listen to a band at The Buzz Cafe, 905 S. Lombard Street.
Dancing Krow is the Art Studio of Karen Schuman, Bruce MacMartin, Jeanne Friedell, Dave Lombardi, Stacy Bowie, and Amani Borah.
Karen Schuman’s works include hand-dyed, quilted fabric pieces affixed to canvas, completed with acrylic paints; stylized paintings on handmade paper; and beaded dolls. Works convey stories of her personal soul work.
