Monday, February 8, 2010

Upcoming Openings you might find interesting





This was all taken from the FRANKLIN ART WORKS e-mail update
just passing it along.
(*I did nothing - this is their work - just copy and posted)

UPCOMING MARCH EVENTS   @ Franklin Art Works

A reminder about upcoming March events for Megan Vossler's current exhibition, Sound Signals.
Also on view: Saul Chernick: Devotionals and Kwabena Slaughter: Poetry of Facts.
All events are free and open to the public. Please contact Colleen at colleen@franklinartworks.org with any questions.


WEDNESDAY, March 3, 2010 @ 6:30pm
Book Club Discussion of The Revisionist
by Miranda Mellis


In conjunction with Megan Vossler's exhibition, Sound Signals, Franklin Art Works and Rain Taxi Review of Books are pleased to present a book club discussion of Miranda Mellis' acclaimed novella, The Revisionist.  The Revisionist describes a character who conducts covert surveillance over an anonymous city whose inhabitants are subject to uncanny transformations as a result of catastrophic weather, political corruption, and environmental degradation.  
Presenting superb visual resonance to Mellis' tale, Megan Vossler's current series of large-scale drawings presents an epically scaled northern landscape dotted varied figures reassessing their positions within an environment that has been indelibly changed through an unknown catastrophe. Miranda Mellis will be present to discuss The Revisionist with attendees and Vossler will discuss the impact of the book on the works in the exhibition.  The event will take place in FAW's Main Gallery.

 Please feel free to attend even if you haven't read The Revisionist; Come for wine, cheese, and lively discussion! 

SATURDAY, March 13 @ 6:30pm
One Last Look
Megan Vossler and Tim Peterson in Dialogue

Franklin Art Works presents a dialogue between
Megan Vossler and Tim Peterson, Franklin Art Works' director and curator.

Vossler and Peterson will discuss the artist's past and current work, accompanied by a multimedia presentation and Q&A with the audience. This is a great chance to see the exhibition one more time before it closes on Saturday, March 20 at 5pm!

A reception will follow the event.

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UP NEXT : JACOB KASSAY
Opening Friday, April 2 from 7-9pm


The acclaimed NYC artist Jacob Kassay will premiere a series of abstract paintings covered by mirror silver, along with a film installation.
Also on view: Paolo Arao and Abbey Williams

Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Saturday, 12 to 5pm, and by appointment.

For school group visits or questions about events, please contact FAW's Program Coordinator, Colleen Harriss at 612-872-7494 x 4 or colleen@franklinartworks.org
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