AXOM GALLERY IS PLEASED TO PRESENT
Shapely
New paintings & prints
by
Alan Singer
Opening Reception 4-7 pm
Saturday January 12th, 2019
January 12, 2019 thru February 23, 2019
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
HOURS
AXOM GALLERY & EXHIBITION SPACE
Open Tuesday – Friday 12pm – 6 pm; Saturday 10am – 5pm
and by appointment. (585) 232-6030 ext. 3
Holiday Show & Sale
Friday Dec. 7, 5-9p
Saturday Dec. 8, 10a-5p
Enter to win a piece of Art you Choose from the Show
On Exhibit December 7th,2018
FIRST FRIDAY GALLERY NIGHTS
On the first Friday evening of each month Gallery Night
We will be open till 9pm
AXOM is Located in The Neighborhood of the Arts 176 Anderson Ave. (on the 2nd floor) Rochester NY 14607
(we are around the corner from Village Gate and down the block from Good Luck Restaurant).
PARKING
From Goodman St. turn onto Anderson Ave (you will be driving east). Just before our building, there is a parking lot with a sign on the fence that says: Parking for AXOM Gallery.
Parking is also available along Anderson Ave and also on the residential side streets off of Anderson Ave.
UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS
To be announced
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Shapely
"Shapely” Recent Paintings and Prints by Alan Singer January 12 [...]
Pilgrim’s Process 2015 – 2018 Paintings by Belinda Bryce
“Spanning the past few years, this work represents a progression of sustained exploration. I rely on process rather than intent. Venture first; meaning may follow. I believe there is value in an inner recursive approach to creation. How do I know what I mean until I reflect on what I’ve created? 2015 to 2018 has been a time of shifts in both my personal world and the outer world as I have experienced it. There is a story here. It chronicles the journey of creating and reflects my response to the currents of time, the changing political landscape, daily life, and the solace of nature.”
THE BLUES New Work by Nate Hodge
Of this exhibit Nate says, “For this project I wanted to explore what my paintings would look like in a more physical form, a space that could be navigated by a viewer using more senses than the eyes. What kind of materials would be used? How would the representation of space on a canvas translate into an environment? Why not use skills and tools used and acquired through other lines of work to create something different? With an assortment of materials from previous projects I set about creating the elements for a space that I call the Blues.”