Exhibitions
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Pamela Bates
While creating has been an integral part of Pamela Bates’ life from her earliest memories, a pivotal moment during a visit to the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston brought the greatest transformation. Standing in front of El Jaleo by John Singer Sargent was an otherworldly experience that could not be denied—taking her breath away and knocking her back across the room. A visceral epiphany. Pamela knew that while she had been creative all her life, she had to go home and, after a 23-year career as a graphic designer and writer, begin creating in a new way: with a paintbrush. Self-taught,…
Madison Albanese
Madison Albanese is a mixed media artist from Rhode Island. She has her BFA from The University of New Hampshire where she was the recipient of numerous awards, scholarships and the competitive Fellowship Student at The Museum of Art. She recently exhibited at The New Hampshire Art Association’s juried exhibition Paper Trails: Juried Works on Paper where she was selected third place. Currently, she is working in Rhode Island as a Graphic Designer. Madison Albanese invites viewers into an intimate and immersive meditation on memory, impermanence, and emotional transformation. “Seasons”, a body of work shaped by a lifelong fascination with…
Michael Cirelli
Michael Cirelli started skateboarding at the age of 8 years old and picked up a film camera at 16 to document and photograph his friends skateboarding through out the streets and on backyard ramps in Conneticut. 37 years later, photographing and filming skateboarding throughout the East Coast has become a lifelong passion. The culture of skateboarding has evolved and grown over the years, bring more popularity and notoriety as it recently appeared in the Olympics. At the very core, skateboarding is at its purest forms in local cities throughout the USA. Michael Cirelli has spent countless years photographing in Boston,…
