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Broches contributes to The Altered Landscape

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Long time gallery member, Alexandra Broches will be exhibiting a recent photograph in the juried show, The Altered Landscape , at the Newspace Center for Photography in Portland, Oregon.  The exhibition runs from February 8th through 26th 2008.

24th Annual Children's & 23rd Annual Young Adult's Exhibition

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Hera Gallery is pleased to be hosting the 24th Annual Children's and 23rd Annual Young Adult's Exhibition; which will open on Saturday, February 2nd and run through March 1st.  A true celebration of the developing talents from Rhode Island, this show offers young artists from across the state a unique opportunity to present their original artwork to the community in a professional gallery setting. Over 300 public, private, and home-schooled students will be participating in the exhibition. The exhibition will feature paintings, photography, sculpture, ceramics, papier-mâché, and more. This month long exhibition will showcase the limitless range of technique and creative expression of our local young artists. In addition to the programming for the exhibit, Hera Gallery is very pleased that Karen Stackow will again be leading a creative children’s workshop. Stackow is local artist and public arts specialist. Her workshops are always dynamic and provide exceptional opportunit

Barbara Pagh scheduled to exhibit at the Grimshaw-Gudewicz Gallery

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Hera member, Barbara Pagh, will be exhibiting her recent work at the Grimshaw-Gudewicz Gallery at Bristol Community College in Fall River, MA.  The invitational exhibition, Printmaking Now, runs from January 24th through February 21st.  The opening reception is January 24th from 6:00 - 8:00 pm.

Current Endeavors: Myron Rubenstein

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As the saying goes, you cannot judge a book by its cover. Because if you were to make the mistake of judging Myron Rubenstein by his proverbial cover; you would find every impression wrong. As an artist, he is the allegorical Clark Kent. His calm demeanor yields way to reveal an alternate identity that highlights Myron as an extremely prolific artist. Always quietly working on a new project, Myron has recently launched a new website, enrolled in art classes again, and is an active member at Hera Gallery as well as NoHo Gallery in Chelsea, NY. Myron is constantly pushing himself. His artistic origins are in the field of graphic design, which led way to explorations in traditional media. Canvas, oil, and mixed media then gave way to a search ‘for the convergence of traditional painting, photography, and the virtual world of computing.’ This examination of method and material led to Myron’s characteristic computer generated art. Again, the ebb and flow of his creativity has led hi