Go over to Big Red & Shiny and check out the new article covering Richard Mosse’s The Enclave from the Venice Biennale 2013, by Atlantic Works’ very own member, Stephanie Arnett.
Read the full article here.
Join us at Atlantic Work for this month’s Third Thursday Reception on September 19, aka “Talk Like a Pirate Day.”
Enjoy rum drinks and pirate’s booty while checking out our current show, Through & Through.
It will also be the return of our monthly readings series, featuring poets Erica Azalone and Andrew K. Peterson.
The Boston Globe put Through & Through at the top of their to-do list today.
You should do the same and stop by Atlantic Works to see the show.
August Events in the Shipyard
Thurs Aug 8th
5 PM Drawing On The Waterfront with artists of OccupyING The Present Bring your own sketchbook, camera or favorite art materials. Talk to artists about your work.
6:30 PM Curator’s Tour, with Elizabeth Michelman and Sculptors John Powell and Kerri Schmidt
Saturday August 17th
4PM Sculpture vs. Site-Responsive Installation: How to Think About It. Questions and more questions with Peter Lipsitt, David Lang, Catherine Evans (Elizabeth Michelman, Moderator)
5PM Drawing On The Waterfront w/Peter Lipsitt
Bring your own sketchbook, camera or favorite art materials.
Coming in September
Sunday Sept 15
2:30 PM Build the “Children’s Chairs” Sculpture-making with Gail Bos
4 PM OccupyING/Ocupando Artist Tour with Spanish available. Learn about community art with sculptors Gail Bos, Maria Ritz, Nora Valdez.
Saturday Sept. 21 HarborArts Festival
Art walks every hour
Create Community Mosaic Hokusai’s “The Wave” with Bette Ann Libby and students of James Otis School
Build Children’s Chairs Project with Gail Bos
Message-in-a-Bottle with Susan Israel of Energy Necklace
Tours meet at main entrance, Boston Harbor Shipyard
256 Marginal St. East Boston, MA 02128
617-568-0000 www.HarborArts.org www.occupyINGthepresent.org
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Yankee Swap provided much entertainment |
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There were so many people I did not have much room to photograph artwork |
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Stephanie, Charlene with Matt and Nick in the background. We were packed in… |
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Anna’s Birthday kiss from Bo |
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Mitch Kasha and Anna. Kasia was the recipient of a beautiful yankee swap gift |
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Justin with yankee swap package. |
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Mitch created the concept for our show. It’s also burning man celebration night. Mitch is properly adorned for the event. |
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Artwork by Mitch Ahern |
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Hey – there’s Eric Hess |
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Never let it be said that the Biennial Project isn’t serious with a capital Serious. With its summer show here at Atlantic Works, the Biennial Project makes a serious effort to satisfy your minimum monthly requirement of horny Boy Scouts, opium-smoking eccentrics, circus freaks, aging hippies, lumberjacks, and sex workers. Even if you missed the opening party it’s not too late to bathe in the bliss of total self-regard as the Biennial Project asks again its perennial question, “Why Not Us?”
Come to the closing reception: August 16th, 7-10 pm.
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Chris Spuglio – Veronica Pinup – Color pencil |
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All Photographs (C) By Mark Natale – Brookline, MA