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Photo-Based Art at the Center

Window shade birches "The exhibit is quite diverse and full of terrific work. I've been hearing so much positive feedback about it, and it seems every time I pass through the halls there is someone caught up in a piece of photography." -- Paula Ogier,
Program Planner, Cambridge Center for Adult Education

Friday, June 12, 5:30-7:00 pm, is the reception for our current
exhibit of Photography and Photo-based Art produced by CCAE faculty!
Join us in our gallery at 42 Brattle Street to share some
refreshments, enjoy the exhibit, and chat with the artists.

Exhibitors: Randall Warniers, Cristina Hajosy, Skip Schiel, Holly Alderman, Melinda Bruno-Smith, Tracy Marks, Linda Haas

At the show -- The Birches at Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site, on satin, 30 x 60 inches. Pictured here a window shade, also ideal as indoor or outdoor tapestry.

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<--timidly bows head and wonders at 4th party dynamics. Art is art, but food and friends are not disimilar. I paint with thyme. Thyme waits for no one. I'm pretty much of the mind that we just have a great big clam bake. If we do it at all.

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  • > Alderman's work is
    a wonderful combination of Modern and Post-Modern elements, as she
    creatively combines past and
    present, giving us multi-layered
    views of diverse worlds that
    include the Rennaissance, the19th,
    20th and 21st centuries. Her view
    is refreshing, poignant,
    and magical.
    - Dr. Katherine Hoffman
    Chair, Fine Arts Department
    St. Anselm College


    > Alderman's art combines
    serious purpose, wit, and whimsy
    in an engaging alchemy. In the
    multi-layered images of her
    Cyber Heroes project for the
    National Academy, she makes
    past and present speak to each
    other in a lively dialog. Icons of
    New York's Gilded Age mingle
    with references to the city of
    today, while figures formed of
    dotted lights march in front,
    as if into the future. The effect
    is visually stunning and
    thought-provoking.
    - Diana Wolfe Larkin, Ph.D.
    Art Historian


    > It's fantastic what you did
    with the light man, the bulbs,
    the reflection, and the firemen,
    and everything... with the
    silhouette of the light man
    walking behind. I love him.
    It looks great.
    - Tom Petrovich, Manager
    Bergdorf Goodman, NYC


    > The best I've seen in years.
    - Dr. Francis W. O'Connor
    Art critic and historian, NYC


    > lovely website! oh, what a
    pleasure to see your work
    and get a sense of all the
    richness you're scattering
    forth in the world. if there
    was ever a time when beauty
    and creativity are needed
    to keep us all going, now is it!
    congrats and love,
    felicity



    > Your work just gets more
    and more interesting.
    Wonderful. Love it.
    - Steve

    > Amazing decorative arts.
    The silver wall looks so
    attractive with the art work.
    Thanks for a great post.
    - Fred

    >This is a fabulous
    collection of work.
    - Mary

    >There was a young woman
    named Holly, I thought hiring
    her to paint was sheer folly,
    Perhaps I'm being coy,
    When I say,
    "Quelle trompe d'oeil! It is
    worthy of Salvadore Dali!"
    - John Kernochan, owner
    Brickyard Realty Trust

    Thanks so much for presenting
    "Public Murals Around the
    County and Around the World"
    for our Thursday Morning
    Lecture Series.... As I said, I've
    attended hundreds of lectures
    here, and it had to be the most
    enjoyable I've experienced yet.
    You have so much to offer: a
    wealth of information, an
    incredibly inspiring passion
    for your subject, and a warm
    and gracious personal style.
    Your openness and willingness
    to respond to questions and
    comments was most appreciated.
    - Paula Ogier
    Cambridge Center for
    Adult Education

    > Such a feast you produced.
    It really felt like a visual banquet.
    Following your growth as an artist
    is really a swooping magic carpet
    ride--probably on one of your
    tapestries. It was such a treat
    to see you amid the excitement
    of your work... thank you for
    bringing into being such
    imaginative and wonderfully
    executed fabric and images."
    - Adele Pressman
    Cambridge


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