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Somerville Open Studios is run by artist volunteers and its Volunteer Show held each year features the work of these artists. This year’s show features 77 works of art by 49 volunteers present and past. This year the show is hosted by Diesel Cafe in Davis Square. The opening reception is tonight and the artwork will be on display until May 12th. The cafe is open 6am – 10pm, Monday – Friday, and 7am – 10pm, Saturday – Sunday. When you have the opportunity to stop in for a bite to eat or cup of coffee, please take time to peruse the art upon the walls. It is a delight and indeed inspiring to see the range of work being created across Somerville. As for my contribution this year … šŸ™‚

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Somerville Open Studios 2017:Ā https://www.somervilleopenstudios.org/visit/

Diesel Cafe:Ā http://www.diesel-cafe.com/

 

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I’ve been lucky enough to have traveled to quite a few churches around the world, to glimpse just a bit of their sacred and secular beauty, and I have to say at this moment in my life, John La Farge’s The Resurrection (1902) for Trinity Church in the City of Boston is one that moves me most. It has been a pleasure to work collaboratively with colleagues there and with design companies to identify ways to translate, if only in a tiny way, such beauty in stained glass to items that people might like to take home or share with others.

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I still love producing postcards and prints but I think this translation of the image onto a collectible oval glass ornamentĀ is especially striking given La Farge’s mastery of designing with the interplay of layered glass, paint and the effect of light always in mind. When you’re in the area, please see the window for yourself by visiting the church. Ā Learn more here: http://trinitychurchboston.org/visit/tours. Ā The oval ornament can be found in the church gift shop.

 

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the not so still waters of horn pond

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It has become an unintended experiment in observation, to see what happens to this rose over time. How the light strikes it. Where the shadows fall. Given to me as part of a bouquet over a month ago, it now rests upon a bed of shells that I have been collecting for a future art installation. More in the future about the rose and the installation.

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That’s what I googled last night because somehow, and I don’t know how it happened, my indoor winter gardenĀ produced a lot of parsley. The recipe that called to me was for an Isreali Tomato and Cucumber Salad. My variation on the theme was to chop up some red and green peppers, English cucumber, tomatoes, the parsley, a little garlic andĀ red onion, and mix with lemon juice, olive oil, salt and pepper. A simple salad. šŸ˜‰

 

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with the sun shining bright overhead at Horn Pond.

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an unlit candle waiting for its spark

… there’s a company called Usful Glassworks. Recycled glass is transformed into lovely, useful items. What’s really special about this company, in addition to its merchandise, is its founding philosphy of providing manufacturing and production experience to those who face the greatest employment barriers including at-risk youth, male and female offenders, those with mental or physical disabilities, refugees, veterans and the low-income elderly. It is an institution providing help, hope and opportunity to those who need it most. See for yourself in the following video and learn more about itsĀ future on itsĀ gofundme page:

https://www.gofundme.com/usfulglass

Additional Reading

http://builtinboise.com/usful-glassworks/

 

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