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Hera Gallery
Presents
Back On Main
An exhibition of Hera Gallery Members
August 7 – 21, 2010 Hera Gallery
Opening Reception: Saturday, August 7th, 6:00 – 8:00


Hera Gallery is pleased to present Back On Main, an exhibition featuring the artwork of the artists of Hera Gallery.

This show presents the work of Hera Gallery members, interns, and administrators. Participating in the show will be Alexandra Broches, Amanda Brown, Linda Denosky-Smart, Carl Dimitri, Cynthia Farnell, Claudia Fieo, Claudia Flynn, Jeannette Jacobs, John Kotula, Viera Levitt, Elizabeth Lind, Jill McLaughlin, Barbara Pagh, Becky Peabody, Roberta Richman, Myron Rubenstein, Chad Self, Islay Taylor and Troy West.

Back on Main features a diverse group of photographs, prints, sculptures, paintings, jewelry, mixed media, and textiles. The wide scope of work is reflective of Hera Gallery member’s diversity of media and interest. This exhibit also coincides with the organizations return to downtown Wakefield, and will surely be a festive occasion.


Viera Levitt, New York Apartment Series, digital photograph, 2009


Carl Dimitri, Perpetua, Acrylic, house paint, oil on panel, 2010


Alison Rice, Untitled, Lino-relief print, 2007

These programs are presented with partial support from The Rhode Island State Council on the Arts, Hera Educational Foundation, and The Friends of Hera. Hera Gallery is free and open to the public and is accessible to persons with disabilities. Parking is available.

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