"Holding the Center Still" & "Material Redux"
Per the City of Boston's COVID-19 Guidelines, masks will be required to be worn by all visitors.
There will be a panel discussion on expanded drawing practices on Tuesday, March 15 at 6:30. On the panel will be Audrey Goldstein, Michelle Samour and Julia Shepley, Debra Weisberg moderated by Deborah Disston, director of SNHU McIninch Museum. Here is the link to register. https://webinar.ringcentral.
The Piano Craft Gallery is excited to host
Holding the Center Still
A Solo Exhibition by Debra Weisberg
&
Material Redux -
With works by: Audrey Goldstein, Julia Shepley, and Michelle Samour
Join us for the Opening Reception:
Friday March 4, 2022: 6-8PM
Show Dates: March 4-27, 2022
Fridays 6-8PM, Saturdays 12-5PM, & Sundays 12-5PM
Register for Drawing to Touch: Expanded Drawing Practices: HERE
The Piano Craft Gallery, Inc. is located in a historic Boston landmark and works to eliminate common barriers to accessing the arts such as race, education level, and class by guiding our operation through an anti-racist and inclusive lens. The Piano Craft Gallery, Inc. does this by sharing, promoting, and celebrating the work of racially, culturally, and socio-economically diverse artists of all abilities with the public. This results in diverse networks of individuals accessing the gallery space and experiencing the arts. The Piano Craft Gallery, Inc. provides a free, handicapped accessible venue in Boston where people can enjoy and learn about the diversity of art-making and performing in the Greater Boston area. Additionally, the Piano Craft Gallery, Inc. provides an affordable community venue for public and private events.
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