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AUGUST
Peter Max
August 19–29, 2010
EVENT SCHEDULE
Peter Max Un-Crating Party At Gallery 17 Peck
Thursday, August 19 | 5-9pm
Open to public and invitee; Event is part of Gallery Night Providence
Opening Night
Friday, August 20
5-7pm: VIP Party and invitees
7-9pm: Open to the public
In-House Coloring Contest (Age Groups: 5-8, 9-12, 13-18)
Saturday, August 21 | 10am-1pm
Gallery open to public
In-House Coloring Contest (Age Groups: 5-8, 9-12, 13-18)
Sunday, August 22 | 12pm-3pm
Gallery open to public
Judging and Selecting Winners from In-House Contest
Monday, August 23 | 4pm (Judging)
Cocktail Party: 5-7pm
10 Finalists to be selected from each age group
Gallery Open to Public
August 24-27
Al’s House - Moving Minds Fundraiser
Thursday, August 26 | 6-9pm
Invite & Public; Portion of proceeds to benefit Al’s House
Meet the Artist Peter Max
Saturday, August 28 | 6-9pm
Vip Reception: 5-6pm
Gallery open to public
Meet the Artist Peter Max
Sunday, August 29 | 1-4pm
Gallery open to public
*Offering 12-Month interest free financing on approved credit
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JULY
Pop Icons
works by Nocona Burgess
Artist Reception
Friday, July 16 |
5 – 9pm
Show runs through August 13
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JUNE
The American Girl
Gallery Night Artist Reception
Thursday, June 17 |
5 – 9pm
Show runs through July 10
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MAY
17 Peck Celebrates Texture
Gallery Night Artist Reception
Thursday, May 20 |
5 – 9pm
Show runs through June 12
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APRIL
Girls' Night Out
Paintings by Daniel Kelley
Gallery Night Artist Reception
Thursday, April 15 |
5 – 9pm
Show runs through May 15
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MARCH
Expression and Interpretation
Thursday, March 18, Gallery Night Reception
5 – 9pm
The female form has always been a favorite subject for artist Daniel Kelley because of its ability to convey feeling and emotion. In this new series, he continues this practice of capturing the same sentiment while removing the actual figure and maintaining the surroundings. The canvas is left without a straight forward focal figure but still evokes the same emotion that the painting would have maintained had a figure been present. Drawing on life experiences, Kelley allows emotions and feeling to flow instinctively and organically onto the canvas and present themselves in whatever manner they choose. He has stripped away the rules of subject matter and allowed a freedom of expression and interpretation in these paintings that are left as abstract.
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