Holiday Small Works Opening at Eclipse Mill Gallery
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. - The Eclipse Mill Gallery. at 243 Union Street in North Adams, MA, will present “Holiday Small Works” from November 20 through December 20. The exhibition, curated by glass artist Isabella Raven, will open with a reception on Friday, November 20 from 6 to 8 pm. The show offers affordable fine crafts and fine arts suitable as gifts for the holidays.If you are looking for that perfect holiday gift, explore this year’s selections of Fine Crafts and Fine Art at the Eclipse Mill Gallery's Holiday Small Works Show. Shop without the mall crowds, and find that truly one-of-a-kind creation. The Holiday Small Works Show offers art that will grace your walls, decorate your tables, adorn your body, keep you warm, and feed your mind. There will also be a silent auction for two sculptures created by local artist Dan Field.
Participating in this show are the following talented Berkshire artists:
Steven Borns Author, Filmmaker;
Bill Guild Photographer;
Dawn Guild Photographer;
Michelle Silva Jeweler;
Sarah Sutro Painter;
Charles Giuliano Photographer;
Elizabeth Davis Fabric Artist;
Debi Pendell Painter;
Rodney Wilkinson Painter;
Lane Kastner Painter;
Barbara Mae Painter;
Ed Carson Author, Painter;
Erin Coughlan Mixed Media Artist;
Mary Paddy Jeweler;
Sandra Butler Mixed Media Artist;
Rena Gray Jeweler;
Kae Yoshida Ceramic Artist;
Lynette Cornwell Mixed Media Artist;
Jean Fink Wool Artist;
Dan Field Sculptor;
Will Brady Photographer, Mixed Media Artist;
Michael Powers Photographer;
Isabella Raven Glass Artist.
Gallery Hours and Location:
The Eclipse Mill Gallery is at 243 Union Street in North Adams, just a half mile east of MASS MoCA on Route 2. For the Small Works show, the gallery is open to the public on Fridays, 4:00-8:00 pm, Saturdays and Sundays 12:00-5:00 pm, and by appointment. Additional information may be found at www.eclipsemillgallery.com.
About the Eclipse Mill Gallery:
The artist-run Eclipse Mill Gallery features works by residents of the Eclipse Mill as well as other area and regional artists. The gallery is on the first floor of the Eclipse Mill Artist Lofts building, a former textile factory renovated in 2002-2005 to provide live/work spaces for artists in 40 lofts on four floors. The Eclipse community includes painters, writers, photographers, sculptors, illustrators, filmmakers, potters, weavers, musicians, and designers. Also located within the mill are River Hill Pottery, Brill Gallery, and G.J. Askins Bookseller. The building is fully handicap accessible.
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