The Loading Dock Gallery announces the Annual New England Regional Juried Show, Turning the Tables: Artists Look at Poetry in conjunction with the 9th Annual Poetry Convergence. Check out the prospectus on our
Call For Artists page. Note:The deadline to submit has been extended to September 18.
Call For Artists page. Note:The deadline to submit has been extended to September 18.
September Showcase
Who Knows Anything?
August 30 - October 1
Join us on for a closing reception on Sunday, October 1st from 2-4pm. Live music provided by Bobby Morse.
Suzanne Hodge joins brother, Paul Pat Morse, and nephew, Pete Morse, to present Who Knows Anything? at Loading Dock Gallery this September. Conceived as a celebration of family and an exploration of the times, Who Knows Anything? also honors the memory of the artists’ brother and uncle, Rod Morse, a philosopher who held to Socrates’s belief in the value of humility and continuous learning.
Who Knows Anything? delves into the confluence of folk, abstract, and illusory art.
Our world is in a state of change. We face new questions, new challenges. Who Knows Anything? creates a prism of impressions and viewpoints.
Hodge lives in Hudson, NH, Paul Pat Morse in Barrington, NH, and Pete Morse in Manchester, NH. All are self-taught. Separately and together, their work borders on the uncharted, arcane, and audacious.
Who Knows Anything?
August 30 - October 1
Join us on for a closing reception on Sunday, October 1st from 2-4pm. Live music provided by Bobby Morse.
Suzanne Hodge joins brother, Paul Pat Morse, and nephew, Pete Morse, to present Who Knows Anything? at Loading Dock Gallery this September. Conceived as a celebration of family and an exploration of the times, Who Knows Anything? also honors the memory of the artists’ brother and uncle, Rod Morse, a philosopher who held to Socrates’s belief in the value of humility and continuous learning.
Who Knows Anything? delves into the confluence of folk, abstract, and illusory art.
Our world is in a state of change. We face new questions, new challenges. Who Knows Anything? creates a prism of impressions and viewpoints.
Hodge lives in Hudson, NH, Paul Pat Morse in Barrington, NH, and Pete Morse in Manchester, NH. All are self-taught. Separately and together, their work borders on the uncharted, arcane, and audacious.
October Showcase
Turning the Tables: Artists look at Poetry
In conjunction with the 9th Annual Poetry Convergence
October 4 - October 29
Reception: 3-5pm, Saturday September 2 during Western Avenue Studios’ monthly Open House, followed by the Poetry Convergence
This October, artists respond to text and poets respond to art. Loading Dock Gallery presents the New England Regional Juried Show, Turning the Tables: Artists Look at Poetry, juried by Julie Marie Hoey. Artists used text as a subject and inspiration. In a variety of media, artists borrow text, manipulate it, and reimagine its imagery. Then, local poets, led by Stephan Anstey, present original poems inspired by a piece in the exhibit, part of the 9th Annual Poetry Convergence held each fall in Lowell.
Turning the Tables: Artists Look at Poetry juror Julie Marie Hoey is an artist, writer, teacher, poet, and believer. She has exhibited throughout the country. Her paintings hang in the U.S., South America, and Europe.
Turning the Tables: Artists look at Poetry
In conjunction with the 9th Annual Poetry Convergence
October 4 - October 29
Reception: 3-5pm, Saturday September 2 during Western Avenue Studios’ monthly Open House, followed by the Poetry Convergence
This October, artists respond to text and poets respond to art. Loading Dock Gallery presents the New England Regional Juried Show, Turning the Tables: Artists Look at Poetry, juried by Julie Marie Hoey. Artists used text as a subject and inspiration. In a variety of media, artists borrow text, manipulate it, and reimagine its imagery. Then, local poets, led by Stephan Anstey, present original poems inspired by a piece in the exhibit, part of the 9th Annual Poetry Convergence held each fall in Lowell.
Turning the Tables: Artists Look at Poetry juror Julie Marie Hoey is an artist, writer, teacher, poet, and believer. She has exhibited throughout the country. Her paintings hang in the U.S., South America, and Europe.
