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Hera Presents: Umbras: An Experimental Light Installation by Chad Amos Self

UMBRAS An Experimental Light Installation by Chad Amos Self Wednesday, January 16 th , 2013 5:00 – 8:00pm Hera Gallery presents a one night experimental light installation by gallery member Chad Amos Self, entitled Umbras . The one night show will take place in Hera Gallery located on 10 High Street Wakefield, RI on Wednesday, January 16th. The public is invited to attend that evening from 5:00 to 8:00pm. Umbras is about the ways that light and shadow connect and dissipate against each other. It will be a creation of a space in which objects no longer have value or purpose. The manipulation of the immaterial object is paramount to the success of this experiment. This show will highlight the coexistence between the created visible and the perceived invisible spaces. The ethereal plane that exists where light is created, travels, refracts, dissipates, and returns to shadow. Chad Amos Self will be making an environment using only rudimentary objects to ma...

SANDY AND ITS AFTERMATH Opening TOMORROW

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Hera Gallery Presents SANDY AND ITS AFTERMATH Artists and Communities Respond to Hurricane Sandy At the Hoxie Gallery December 5 th  – December 29 th    Opening Reception:  Wednesday, December 5 th , 6:00 – 8:00pm IMAGES: Troy West, Alexandra Broches and Maria Scaglione Hera Gallery invites you to the opening reception of  Sandy and Its Aftermath: Artists and Communities Respond to Hurricane Sandy .  The exhibition will take place in the Hoxie Gallery located within the Westerly Public Library on 44 Broad Street, Westerly, RI from December 5 th  through December 29 th . The reception will be held from 6:00 to 8:00pm this Wednesday, December 5 th . Sandy and its Aftermath  showcases work from RI and CT artists and stories from the local community, presenting a platform to simultaneously and holistically showcase the hurricane's effect on the area. The exhibition is conceived and organized by Dora Szekely in conjunct...