Preliminary Info:
Hanging the exhibit - Wednesday, June 22, 9am - 2pm
Opening reception - Friday, June 24 - hours to be determined by ABG
Taking down the exhibit - Tuesday, August 23 9am - 12pm
The exhibiting fee will be $15/person, and we'll probably be able to hang two or three works per artist.
Our exhibit will be titled "Time and Place"
ABGers, show by a former member:
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Parallel Perspectives: 11 Views
The Gallery at the
ARTS & CULTURAL COUNCIL
277 N. Goodman Street
Rochester, NY 14607
For more information, call 585-473-4000
Opening Reception
Friday January 7, 5 - 8 PM
Exhibit Open to the Public
January 6 - January 27, 2010
Gallery Hours
Monday – Friday, 10 – 4 PM
WRITERS and BOOKS
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[I had passed it along to be posted 2 days ago but I have not seen it yet]
Event One -- Saturday 1/8 : 3-10 -- Writers and Books, University Ave.
If you like poetry, I hope you will consider attending the Writers and
Books' open house on Saturday which is celebrating their 30th anniversary.
Poetry, Potluck and Pinot !
This is free, and marks the kick-off for celebrating 30 years of W&B, and if
the spirit moves, bring a dish to pass or a bottle of Pinot (noir, grigio,
gris, etc.) in a sharing poetry, food and wine.
Invite your friends – the more, the merrier.
Here is the current schedule for readings: (more poets are being added all
the time)
4 p.m.: M.J. Iuppa, Sally Bittner-Bonn, Michael Czarnecki, Linda Allardt
5 p.m.: Jim Longenbach, David Michael Nixon, Donna Marbach, Wanda Schubmehl
6 p.m.: Kitty Jospe, Wendy Low, Anne Coon, Vincent Golphin
7 p.m.: Pat Schwartz, Sam Abrams, Sarah Freligh, Karen VanMeenen, Norm
Davis
8 p.m.: John Roche, Aaron Fagan, Charles Cote
9 p.m.: Henry Padron, Rick Petrie
Event Two: Saturday 1/15: 2-3:30, Pittsford Community Library
Come for a free presentation by Miriam Lerner of the video, she and Don
Feigel of RIT directed, "The Heart of the Hydrogen Jukebox". You might have
heard me explain one of the episodes of Ginsberg reading "Howl" to deaf
students and asking how the interpreter signed "Heart of Hydrogen Jukebox"
-- and how the intricacies of translation go beyond signs into total body
gesture. Only 6% of a message comes from actual words -- and this film and
Miriam's talk will provide a variety of performance and literary styles of
poets.
Free, and followed by refreshments, so the library asks that you rsvp -- or
let me know, as I arranged for the event.