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Exhibitions 2010
Watershed Resident Showcase Watershed is pleased to highlight more than 30 past resident artists in the Watershed Resident Showcase during NCECA. Watershed will be in Room 408 of the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 1201 Market Street. Thursday April 1, 9:00am 6:00pm Friday April 2, 9:00am - 5:00pm Along with information and items related to Watershed, you will find the work of: Michal Alon, Lesley Baker, Ingrid Bathe, Eve Behar, Susan Biener, Ruth Borgenicht, George Bowes, Lucy Breslin, Yasha Butler, Linda Casbon, Autumn Cipala, Israel Davis, Kate Doody, Lynn Duryea, Seo Eo, Reeder Fahnestock, Misty Gamble, Tyler Gulden, Chris Gustin, Lana Heckendorn, Sarah House, JoAnn Schnabel, Elizabeth Kendall, Brandon Lutterman , JJ McCracken, Laura Jean McLaughlin, Jeffrey Mongrain, Sean O'Connell, Shawn O'Conner, Seth Rainville, Hope Rovelto, Lauren Sandler, Amy Santoferraro, Anat Shiftan, Daniel Ricardo Teran, Sharon Townshend, Kim Tucker, Meredith Host. Please remember this showcase is only open for TWO days! Be sure to stop by Thursday and/or Friday to visit and to shop - a portion of all sales benefits Watershed!
April 8 - May 1, 2010 Reception: Thursday, April 15, 5:00 - 7:30pm Artist Talk: TBA at the Krikorian Gallery,  Worcester Center for Crafts 25 Sagamore Road Worcester, MA 01605 Featuring past winter residents - Kate Goetz, Sarah Heimann, Forrest Lesch Middelton, Scott Lykens, Alicia Mordenti, Shawn O'Connor, Michiyo Oishi, Eric Pardue, George Pearlman, Kari Radasch, Brian Taylor, Daniel Ricardo Teran
July 2-30, 2010 Reception: Saturday, July 10; time: 3:30 - 6:00pm (following Salad Days) Curator: Anne C. Wollman George Mason Gallery 123 Borland Hill Rd Nobleboro, Maine Featuring: Josephine Burr, John Chalke, Erin Furimsky, Sarah Heimann, George Mason, Joseph Pintz, and Virginia Scotchie. Anne C. Wollman, curator of the exhibit, states, “In this exhibit showcasing the work of seven former Watershed artists, we will be looking closely at the skin; and the eye and the hand will help us to understand the skin. The eye will see the patterning and the hand will feel the texture so that the terms used to categorize human skin can be understood in describing the aesthetic impact of the ceramics. SURFACE EMBRACES SHAPE attempts to focus on the marriage of texture and shape and the importance of surface in highlighting and bringing the shape to life.” George Mason Gallery is located off Route 215 in Nobleboro/Damariscotta Mills on Borland Hill Road, #123, on the left. The building is an old church. Gallery hours in July are Friday-Sunday, noon-6:00pm Watershed and Water Street Connection May-October, 2010 The Stable Gallery 26 Waters Street Damariscotta, ME Click here for the Stable Gallery's website Watershed and Water Street Artists at the Stable Gallery are partnering for a third summer season of on-going sale and exhibition of ceramic artworks from Watershed’s acclaimed staff and invited artists-in-residence! Located in neighboring Damariscotta, the gallery’s season runs mid-May through mid-October, and includes monthly receptions celebrating different groups of Member and represented artists. The Water Street Artists cooperative features painting, textiles, woodworking, jewelry, ceramics and more from artists throughout Maine’s midcoast region.  Past Exhibitions 2004 2005 2006 2007 2009 |
