Vessels: An Interpretive Celebration of Op Sail 2000

July 8th to August 12th

What is a vessel? In the case of New York and New London harbors this July, a vessel is a tall ship. To mark their arrival on the East Coast, the Alva Gallery is pleased to present Vessels: An Interpretive Celebration of Op Sail 2000 from July 11 through August 12. There will be an opening reception on Saturday, July 8 from 5 to 7pm.

What is a vessel? One immediately grasps the idea of a boat as a vessel or a container as a vessel and, for those who have ever perused a plimbing catalog, the reference is recognizable as belonging to a sink. "Vessels" attempts to stretch the concept of what a vessel might be beyond the obvious. While the exhibition will contain representations of all of the above, it will carry their presentation into new territory, as well proposing an array of newly conceived "vessels", such as submarines and space suits and blank books, for thoughts need vessels too!

There are eighteen artists from all over New England represented in this mixed-media cacophony which inlcudes, paintings and photographs, as well as works in metal, ceramic, pottery paper and glass.

 


 

Audrey Allen    Hayne Bayless    Jenni Bick   
Linda Connor    Judy Cotton    Jack Fulton   
William Golaboski    Alva Greenberg    Peter Harron   
Susannah Hays    Susanne Howes-Stevens    Leo Jensen   
Pat Jensen    Washington Ledesma    Jeffrey P'an   
Steven Price    Dalia Ramanauskas    Anne Seelbach   
Pat Smith    Ed Vianney    Barney Zeitz   

 


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