Among The Tides, a solo exhibition by Elizabeth Ellenwood on marine debris and the importance of ocean conservation.
Ellenwood is a current graduate student in the School of Fine Arts at the University of Connecticut. She uses her knowledge in photography to visually explore and bring attention to critical environmental issues. Both reverent and timely, Among the Tides makes visible the debris polluting local waterways, and challenges us to act to help our oceans.
Exhibit open Thursday – Sunday 12:00pm-4:00pm
January 23 – March 15, 2020
Cost and price are independent, yet together they determine your business success and profit. Part 1 of this 2-part workshop with SCORE Mentor Eric Munro explores how to develop costs and avoid common pitfalls such as underestimating real costs. Learn how to estimate real costs, account for overhead costs, and develop the cost-to-price model. Includes time for interactive exercises. Part 2 will take place January 30, same time and place. (It is recommended, but not required, to take both parts).
Opening reception for exhibit of works by CT Sea Grant Arts Support Award recipient Elizabeth Ellenwood, who creates images of plastic trash using historic and modern techniques to call attention to global ocean pollution. The exhibit will be on display from Jan. 23 to March 15. The gallery is open Thursday to Sunday from noon to 4 p.m.
Please join us for the opening reception of Among The Tides, a solo exhibition by Elizabeth Ellenwood on marine debris and the importance of ocean conservation.
Ellenwood is a current graduate student in the School of Fine Arts at the University of Connecticut. She uses her knowledge in photography to visually explore and bring attention to critical environmental issues. Both reverent and timely, Among the Tides makes visible the debris polluting local waterways, and challenges us to act to help our oceans.
Artwork displayed in this exhibition was graciously funded by Connecticut Sea Grant, the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development’s Office of the Arts, and the Zachs Award from the University.
Spectrum Gallery Exhibit Opens – Appreciating the Everyday
Begin the new year with a new exhibition at Spectrum Gallery: Appreciating the Everyday. Explore original artwork that showcases the imagery of daily events and objects that while we may take them for granted, make our lives easier and more pleasurable – the family dinner, a bottle of wine, a fireplace, and more! Show opens Friday, January Jan 24 with an Opening Reception with wine and refreshments from 6:30-9pm. The exhibit runs through March 15th. Hours: Wed-Sat (12-6pm); Sun (12-5pm). (860) 767-0742 and visit spectrumartgallery.org
Hygienic XLI Festival Presents: The Screening Room at the Crocker House Ballroom.
The Screening Room is New London’s premiere free Independent Film Festival featuring works from both emerging and established filmmakers. As with the art show itself, there will be NO judge, NO jury, NO entry fee and NO censorship! Film run-times are limited to 5 mins each.
DETAILS:
Date | Friday, Jan 24, 2020
Time | 7-10pm
Location | 35 Union Street New London, Crocker House Ballroom
Admission | $5 Suggested Donation
All ages • 21+ to drink
ARTIST DETAILS:
Artwork drop-off: Saturday, Jan 25th, 8am – 6pm (one piece per artist)
Pick Up Unsold Art Work: Sunday, February 9th from 12 – 4pm OR Tuesday, February 12th, 12 – 7:00pm
OPENING RECEPTION:
Saturday, January 6th, 7pm
The Hygienic XLI Art Exhibition will open on Saturday January 25, 2020 at the Hygienic Art Galleries in downtown New London Connecticut at 7pm. Modeled after the Salon des Independants held in Paris since 1884, New London’s outsider art event is open to all artists; no judge, no jury, no fees, and no censorship.
The Salon des Independants movement was created by French Impressionists who were not accepted into the established Salon in the late 19th century. In an effort to protest the rigid art establishment, these artists exhibited their work in cafes in the seamy sections of Paris. This revolutionary movement included such notables as Matisse, Munch, Rousseau, Cezanne and Modigliani among others. The intent of the artists (and Hygienic Art) was to create an artistic event without jury or reward so that all forms of visual art expression and trends in the art of the moment would have a chance to be presented for public consideration without restriction.
In that spirit all artists are welcomed to submit one piece of artwork for the exhibition. Sign-in and hanging begins on Saturday, January 25 at 8am until 6pm. The exhibition opens to the public at 7pm that night. The show runs through Saturday, February 8.
The exhibition is well known for its diverse original art ranging from the sublime to the outrageous. Over its 40 year history, the annual art extravaganza has grown from an anti establishment visual art show to a multi-media arts festival.
Studio 33 Art & Frame Gallery presents On The Horizon: Land, Sea, and Sky. Opening Reception January 25, 2020, 6:00 to 9:00 PM, closes Sat. March 7, 2020, 3:00 PM. Plein air watercolor painter Lisa Miceli creates a narrative in her paintings; incorporating an illustrative style, abstracted by brushwork, passages of ink, and skies that establish the emotional tone. Lisa is the winner of the Watercolor Competition Inspired by J.M.W. Turner, adult category, her winning submission is currently exhibited at Mystic Seaport Museum through February 23, 2020. She paints plein air regularly and is a member of the Noank 9. In the heart of the Historic Waterfront District Heritage Trail, New London, CT, 140 Bank St., Mon 1 to 5, Tue-Fri 9 to 5, Sat 10 to 3, Appts. Available. Find us on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Alignable. Visit our website at http://www.studio33gallery.com.
Studio 33 Art & Frame Gallery presents On The Horizon: Land, Sea, and Sky. Opening Reception January 25, 2020, 6:00 to 9:00 PM, closes Sat. March 7, 2020, 3:00 PM. Plein air watercolor painter Lisa Miceli creates a narrative in her paintings; incorporating an illustrative style, abstracted by brushwork, passages of ink, and skies that establish the emotional tone. Lisa is the winner of the Watercolor Competition Inspired by J.M.W. Turner, adult category, her winning submission is currently exhibited at Mystic Seaport Museum through February 23, 2020. She paints plein air regularly and is a member of the Noank 9. In the heart of the Historic Waterfront District Heritage Trail, New London, CT, 140 Bank St., Mon 1 to 5, Tue-Fri 9 to 5, Sat 10 to 3, Appts. Available. Find us on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Alignable. Visit our website at http://www.studio33gallery.com.
Join us for this exciting show featuring the work of young art students from throughout the region. There will be music, arts & crafts, storytelling, hula hooping and more!
Coordinated by Lorain Ohio and Steve Elci
Performances by Mystic Paper Beasts and ISAAC Eighth Notes
PUBLIC DROP-OFF: Jan 24th from 4-8pm at 305 State Street
Details:
Date | Saturday, Jan 25, 2020
Time | 12-4pm
Location | 305 State Street New London, The Garde Gallery
No entry fees!