The Historical Society will be hosting a showing of “Bedford Windshield: A Quick and Easy guide to Architecture in a New England Village”, a 1993 documentary produced by the Bedford Historical Society. The program discusses historical homes throughout Bedford, the architecture and structural reasoning behind the properties, history of the owners, and the various styles that make New England Homes iconic. The documentary features Mary Hafer, Previous Curator of the Bedford Historical Society and Historical Architect, Max Ferro. Ms. Hafer has graciously agreed to speak at the meeting about her participation in the video and other key facts about historic homes throughout Bedford. It is a program not to be missed!
The BCA Photo Group hosts “Unleash your Landscape Photography” with the professional landscape photographer, John Slonina (sphotography.com). John’s company leads instructional photo workshops and tours across North America. His work has been published in calendars, books, magazines and displayed in private collections and galleries throughout the world. This program will provide techniques for taking your landscape photos and video to the next level: strategies for depth of field and composition, contrast and bad lighting, use of special weather conditions, photographing bodies of water, recommended equipment and apps, and more. Doors open at 6:30 for socializing (Elm Street entrance).
The Gallery@First Parish is entering a new church year and as our first exhibit, we are featuring the work of the team that curates the different shows each year. Our art embraces watercolor, printmaking, photography, drawing, as well as sculpture. Usually the committee uses our work as place holders during the summer, but as there is so much talent on our team that never really gets seen, we decided to feature our art as a beginning show.
The Gallery@First Parish is entering a new church year and as our first exhibit, we are featuring the work of the team that curates the different shows each year. Our art embraces watercolor, printmaking, photography, drawing, as well as sculpture. Usually the committee uses our work as place holders during the summer, but as there is so much talent on our team that never really gets seen, we decided to feature our art as a beginning show.
The Gallery@First Parish is entering a new church year and as our first exhibit, we are featuring the work of the team that curates the different shows each year. Our art embraces watercolor, printmaking, photography, drawing, as well as sculpture. Usually the committee uses our work as place holders during the summer, but as there is so much talent on our team that never really gets seen, we decided to feature our art as a beginning show.
The Gallery@First Parish is entering a new church year and as our first exhibit, we are featuring the work of the team that curates the different shows each year. Our art embraces watercolor, printmaking, photography, drawing, as well as sculpture. Usually the committee uses our work as place holders during the summer, but as there is so much talent on our team that never really gets seen, we decided to feature our art as a beginning show.
The Gallery@First Parish is entering a new church year and as our first exhibit, we are featuring the work of the team that curates the different shows each year. Our art embraces watercolor, printmaking, photography, drawing, as well as sculpture. Usually the committee uses our work as place holders during the summer, but as there is so much talent on our team that never really gets seen, we decided to feature our art as a beginning show.
The Gallery@First Parish is entering a new church year and as our first exhibit, we are featuring the work of the team that curates the different shows each year. Our art embraces watercolor, printmaking, photography, drawing, as well as sculpture. Usually the committee uses our work as place holders during the summer, but as there is so much talent on our team that never really gets seen, we decided to feature our art as a beginning show.
Join us for food, music and art during downtown Maynard’s Artsnight on Saturday, September 7. Gallery Seven presents Pattern and Form, an exhibit by artists Betsy J. Constantine and Carol Rissman of Bedford. Carol Rissman is a Resident Artist at Harvard University and her love of textures and patterns in nature can readily be seen throughout her work. She first creates handmade ceramic tiles and then uses an array of techniques such as printing, painting, impressing objects, and carving to achieve her artistic vision. Rissman utilizes a color palette of terra cotta, white, and black to subtly intertwine abstract designs along with depictions of nature to produce pieces of work that are both serene and meditative.
The Gallery@First Parish is entering a new church year and as our first exhibit, we are featuring the work of the team that curates the different shows each year. Our art embraces watercolor, printmaking, photography, drawing, as well as sculpture. Usually the committee uses our work as place holders during the summer, but as there is so much talent on our team that never really gets seen, we decided to feature our art as a beginning show.
