Printmaking Demonstrations by the Printmakers of Cape Cod
FALL FOR THE ARTS WEEKEND! All Events this weekend are Free
Columbus Day Weekend, October 6 & 7, 2012
- 12:00 – 4:00 pm
- Pamet Annex (Printmaking Studio)
- 1 Depot Rd, Truro, MA.
- Pot Luck Reception following the Demos: Sat, October 6, 4 – 6pm, at the Castle Hill Barn,10 Meetinghouse Rd. Truro, MA
Pamet Annex Open Studio, is Sat, Oct. 6, 12 – 4pm, Ann Guiliani: Lithography, Mary Ince: Relief Printmaking with Linocut Cyndi Wish: Mixed Media Printmaking, Lorraine Kujawa: White-line Woodcut, Cis Rossey: Relief Printmaking with Color
Pamet Annex Open Studio, Sun, Oct. 7, 12 – 4pm, Marcia Goodwin: Monotype, Cathryn Lonsdale: Citra Solve Transfers, Jane Rowe: White-line Woodcut, Cis Rossey: Solar Plate Etching
“Printmakers of Cape Cod Exhibit”
- Castle Hill Gallery
- Oct 2-12, 2012, pot luck opening reception Saturday October 6, 4 – 6pm
- 10 Meetinghouse Road, Truro, MA .
- Gallery Hours are from 9am – 5 pm, Monday – Friday.
Please join the printmakers and bring art work for critique, review or show art work from new techniques learned over the summer. You are also welcome to just come, hang out and enjoy visiting friends. The open-studio is a “Fall for the Arts” event. If you wish to print and share your technique with the public, contact cisrossey@aol.com
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THE 8th ANNUAL PROVINCETOWN DANCE FESTIVAL
Provincetown Theater - 238 Bradford Street -
Friday and Saturday, October 19 and 20, 2012 at 7:30pm.
Tickets for each performance are $25.00.
A combination ticket for both evenings is available for $45.00.
Premium seats for each performance are available for $75.00.
Student and senior discounted tickets are available for $20.
Tickets may be purchased in person at the Theater Box Office at 238 Bradford Street, Provincetown, MA or by calling 508 487-9793. For more information on the dance companies and program please visit www.castlehill.org.
This year’s Provincetown Dance Festival is once again a co-production of The Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill and the Adam Miller Dance Project. It consists of two full-scale evening performances and post-performance “meet the artists” events. The Festival embraces a full spectrum of dance styles and genres, including Flamenco, Modern, East Indian, Classical Ballet, and Tap. It welcomes back favorite dancers as well as some new dancers to the Cape Cod community. Alums include Boston based choreographers Nicole Pierce of Ego Art Inc., and last year’s sensational Boston Tap Company.
Newcomers include Bessie Award-winning performer and choreographer Sean Curran of Sean Curran Company and Matthew Nash. Jennifer Durning of the New York Times has said that Mr. Curran’s work is “…a stunning marriage of virtuosity and emotion. His dancers move like souls in free fall, furiously moving limbs to express sadness, shame, and ecstasy.” Matthew Nash, former student of the Joffery Ballet School and the American School of Ballet, is a choreographer, composer, and performer who folds in classical structure to his commentary on contemporary society. Partial funding for the Dance Festival was provided by the Provincetown Visitors Services Board and the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod.