Donna Dodson Amazons Among Us features guest artists Trina Baker and Kledia Spiro and poet Melchor Hall. Andy Moerlein’s exhibition wood stone poem considers ancient traditions of reverence for nature.
Donna Dodson exhibition of Amazon's Among Us will feature a Virtual Conversation with Chanda Prescod-Weinstein The Future of the Feminist Imagination, Thursday, May 20, 7pm. First Friday closing event/performance She’s a Beast with Kledia Spiro and Janelle Gilchrist Dance Troupe, June 4, 5 – 8:30pm
The works featured are inspired by Moerlein’s fascination with ancient practice of collecting and
displaying unusual and often awkward stones. Brought indoors and placed on pedestals, these stones
(Scholars Rocks, Viewing Stones) are transformed into icons of personal or imagined journeys.
FREE
Additional time info:
Featuring guest artists Trina Baker & Kledia Spiro and poet Melchor Hall
Private VIP event/ Press preview/ Artist reception: Wednesday May 5th 5p-7p
First Friday opening event/performance “I should have stuck to ballet” with Kledia Spiro and Janelle Gilchrist Dance Troupe: May 7th 5p-8:30p
A Virtual Conversation with Chanda Prescod-Weinstein on the Future of the Feminist Imagination, Thursday May 20th @ 7pm
First Friday closing event/performance “She’s a Beast” with Kledia Spiro and Janelle Gilchrist Dance Troupe: June 4th 5p-8:30p
Special events (WILL BE RECORDED AND POSTED): The Art of Bonsai -- Bonsai in Art. May 5, 5 pm Sijo Contest Poetry Reading. May 15th, 3pm
The Significance of Stone. May 27th, 7pm
The Philosophy of Bonsai. June 3rd, 8 pm
2021/05/05 - 2021/06/06
Boston Sculptors Gallery
486 Harrison Avenue, Boston, MA 02118
call 617 482-7781 to receive wheelchair access during hours that the gallery is open to the public.