The Practice of Art

A community gallery showcasing regional visual arts
by Adine
by profk
Over 70 local artists shake off Winter’s slumber!
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June 10 • 6:30 – 8:30pm
Spring Forward with Us
Talks, Crafts and Workshops TBA
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by profk
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Sunday, March 12 • 2-4pm
Spring Forward with Us
Sunday, April 2 • 1-4pm
Wind Chime Craft with recycled materials with artists Rebecca McGee Tuck and Helen Cannetta
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At a time when life on our beautiful planet is in imminent danger, over 40 artists are coming together to raise their voices for the home we share with all living things.
Art speaks beyond words. It invites empathy and hope–and it can help us live up to our humanity by doing our part.
Shared Habitat Earth (SHE) suggests cross species respect, intercultural solidarity, and a shared sense of responsibility. It celebrates the beauty of nature and exposes the conflicted relationship between humans and their “environment”.
Through painting, photography, sculpture and fiber art, the artists of this exhibition dramatize the tension between what humanity has enjoyed for thousands of years, and what will be left if we don’t act now.
From April 15 to June 30, Shared Habitat Earth will be shown at 4 locations in the larger Boston area.
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by profk
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Steve Berson
Danette English
Avery Kallas
Amanda Lamoretti
Milo
Nicole Pond
Meghann Remick
Andrew Roy
Kim Tolleson
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Saturday, February 4th • 6:30-8:30 pm
wine and refreshments
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by profk
The environmental crisis affects everything and everyone on our planet: lands and oceans, our species, and all other species we find on Earth. Pollution, extreme weather, loss of biodiversity are some of the manifestations of the crisis, and the obvious social impact: climate injustice. All too complex and yet too urgent. When we hear or read about it, or when we experience it firsthand, it is easy to feel overwhelmed and powerless at the magnitude of the problem. We wonder, “How can I contribute to the solution?”
Each i3C Artist has wondered about our role in the solution of this urgent global issue. Our art is inspired by nature and climate science, and it is our tool to inspire action and solutions; our activism.
We are 20 multidisciplinary artists from New England, New York, Pennsylvania, and Canada, diverse in backgrounds and art practices, sharing a personal and artistic commitment to the environmental crisis.
As a group, we believe that change is not only possible but also a necessary and powerful element for critical environmental transformation.
We invite you to explore the complex feelings that the environmental crisis can bring while observing each of these artworks. We hope you feel a sense of wonder in the natural world!
Can you find one or more actions, of any size and dimension, that you can implement in your life to contribute to the ripple effect needed to resolve this global crisis?
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krisanne baker
steve bennett
sarah meyers brent
cedric harper
martha heller,
assistant to the curator
muriel horvath
cj lori
rebecca mcgee tuck
michael manning
shelby meyerhoff
michaela morse
carol moses
michaela nielsen
jeffrey nowlin
paula pitman brown
steve rudin
luna sconty
yulia shtern
cynthia staples
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adriana g. prat, curator
December 8, 2022 • 6:30 to 8:30 pm
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Town Hall Complex
Homer Municipal Building
19 Moore St., 3rd floor
Belmont Center, MA 02478
Wheelchair accessible. On-street parking.
Thursday 10am-4pm
Friday 10am–12pm
Saturday 1–4pm
Sunday 1–4pm