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$260 Per Artist Shared or $450 Solo
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$275 Per Artist Shared or $475 Solo
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october 2019

05oct(oct 5)5:00 pm27(oct 27)4:00 pmDigital Art Exhibitionthe computer as a tool of the artist5:00 pm - 4:00 pm (27) Gallery 1Event Type :Exhibition

05oct(oct 5)5:00 pm27(oct 27)4:00 pmSpooky Interaction at a Distance5:00 pm - 4:00 pm (27) Gallery 2Event Type :Exhibition

05oct(oct 5)5:00 pm27(oct 27)4:00 pmManuel Schroeder - Textures of the Apocalypse5:00 pm - 4:00 pm (27) Gallery 3Event Type :Exhibition

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Manuel Schroeder – Textures of the Apocalypse

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Opening Reception: Saturday, October 5, 5-8 pm
Gallery Hours: Saturdays and Sundays, 1-4 pm,
Closing Reception: Sunday, October 27, 1-4 pm

“Textures of the Apocalypse” is Manuel Schroeder’s visual artist statement to the fragile face of the city.

Influences of industry, traffic, vandalism and light change and destroy the omnipresent messages of the capitalistic advertising and marketing strategists who want to push a visual illusory world on people continuously. The varied processes of the decay in quick change let the glamorous colours dull, fragment the pictures and transform themselves in new phenomena with own aesthetics. Inspired by these urbane appearances and based on photography, i research and archive the processes of disintegration of typography and posters in cities and urban spaces.

The resulted photographic and mental archives form the basis for the next artistic process of collage and decollate, painting and reliefs on papers, canvases, wood and other materials in different formats. Another face of the city is created and proposes new questions.

The exhibition shows Manuel Schroeder’s artwork from his “Worcester Art Period” in 2012 in the studio of Elliot Salloway and is dedicated to this great Gentlemen.

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5 (Saturday) 5:00 pm - 27 (Sunday) 4:00 pm

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Gallery 3

38 Harlow Street

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november 2019

02nov5:00 pm8:00 pmIf We Go, We Go Together - screenprints by Daniel Danger5:00 pm - 8:00 pm Gallery 1Event Type :Exhibition

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“IF WE GO, WE GO TOGETHER.”

15 years of screenprints by Daniel Danger

Gallery 1

Opening Reception: Saturday, November 2, 5-8 pm

Gallery Hours: Saturdays and Sundays, 1-4 pm

Navigating the trope that New England is its own genre of horror, one that’s quiet, still, old, and more often sad than frightening, Daniel Danger’s work is meant to place you in a paused narrative moment within a space constructed by familiarity and memories but ruined by time. Daniel has spent his career pushing screen-printing techniques farther than most, using layers and layers of transparent colors, intricate and reductive linework, and deeply personal storytelling; resulting in expansive lush and emotive pieces that have found new homes around the world. “If We Go, We Go Together” will attempt to collect 15 years of releases in one place for the first time ever to showcase slow growth and evolution, featuring both personal work and his work for music and film.

BIO:

Daniel Danger is an illustrator and print-maker living in the woods of Massachusetts. The son of a middle school art teacher and a professional potter, he was probably never going to be an accountant. His explanation of his own work is borderline nonsense and involves overlapping timelines, references to SIERRA point n’ click adventure games, number stations in the desert oscillating whispered conversations, the death of ghosts at the hands of foliage, giant trauma shadow beings born of kidnapped children that drip wolf shadows, and 1920s childrens books. He is the lost boy-king of Ghost Island, and a broken brain’d hoarder of vintage music gear, old toy ambulances, and bad hardcore records. Him and his wife have a dog named after noted character actor Toby Huss and a daughter named after a famous witch slayer.

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(Saturday) 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Location

Gallery 1

38 Harlow Street, Worcester, MA

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