NOT TO BE MISSED! Free Art Show & Performances
NOT TO BE MISSED! Free Art Show & Performances
At 7:30pm on Thursday, January 3rd and again on Friday the 4th 2008, The Hubbard Hall Dance Collective is presenting a show of multi-disciplinary artworks by The FieldWork Group, at the newly renovated Beacon Feed Studios. This studio is located behind Hubbard Hall, 25 East Main Street here in Cambridge, NY. (If you park in the rear parking lot you will see the studio across the lawn.) There is no admission charge and refreshments will be served.
This is an opportunity to see works of seven area artists, and experience Hubbard Hall’s new studio building that houses a sprung floor dance studio (which becomes a black box mini theater for presenting studio work), an art studio with exhibition space and a “new media” room.
The Fieldwork Group artists come from a cross section of disciplines and are actively engaged in their creative processes. The group meets weekly to experiment with new ideas, explore less familiar disciplines, offer feedback on emerging projects, and inspire and support each other in completing and presenting finished works.
The show this Thursday, and repeated again on Friday, highlights works of visual and performance art. Included in the evening's presentations are dance works by Kerri Countryman and Gail and Katy Schonbeck, a short documentary video on the Battenkill Chorale upcoming concert tour in Russia, by John Oakley, photographs by John Carlson and Roger Wyatt, and drawings by Gabi Moore.
During the course of the week we will be highlighting these artists here on the Cambridge Buzz.
This is an opportunity to see works of seven area artists, and experience Hubbard Hall’s new studio building that houses a sprung floor dance studio (which becomes a black box mini theater for presenting studio work), an art studio with exhibition space and a “new media” room.
The Fieldwork Group artists come from a cross section of disciplines and are actively engaged in their creative processes. The group meets weekly to experiment with new ideas, explore less familiar disciplines, offer feedback on emerging projects, and inspire and support each other in completing and presenting finished works.
The show this Thursday, and repeated again on Friday, highlights works of visual and performance art. Included in the evening's presentations are dance works by Kerri Countryman and Gail and Katy Schonbeck, a short documentary video on the Battenkill Chorale upcoming concert tour in Russia, by John Oakley, photographs by John Carlson and Roger Wyatt, and drawings by Gabi Moore.
During the course of the week we will be highlighting these artists here on the Cambridge Buzz.
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