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Complete Archive of Exhibits (new!):( a text only chronological list from 2006 - 1998)
Exhibits 2006 / Exhibits 2005 / Exhibits 2004 / Exhibits 2003 / Exhibits 2002
Exhibits 2001 / Exhibits 2000 / Exhibits 1999 / Exhibits 1998
Robin Mandel: Sculpture
November 19, 2005 - January 7, 2006
Opening Reception: Saturday, November 19, 7 - 9 pm
Artist's Talk: Saturday, December 3 @ Noon
( Gallery closed November 23 - 28 for Thanksgiving )
The 2005 Mad Dash! 150 works for $150 (each)
Preview: October 21 - Nov. 1
(during regular hours: Tues., Wed., 6- 9 pm Thurs. 2 - 9pm ,+ Friday & Sat. Noon to 5pm)
Mad Dash Event: Wednesday, Nov. 2, at 9:30pm
(The Dash is when you run for the art - it is first-come, first-serve!)
(exhibit remains on view and some pieces are still available for sale until Nov. 12 !)
Joe Wardwell: Solo
September 10 - October 15, 2005
Reception: Saturday, September 10, 7 - 9pm
Artist's Talk: Postponed until Thursday, Sept. 29 @ 7 pm
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In the Green Street Gallery exhibition: "SOLO", Jamaica Plain artist Joe Wardwell presents the culmination of 5 years of work creating amazing hybrids of the music he grew up with and his favorite paintings from classical art history. The show is Wardwell’s first solo exhibition in Boston and features his most ambitious work to date: two, huge "altarpieces" which depict a pantheon of his music idols. Both of these six foot by five foot oil on canvas works place members of famous Rock 'n' roll and Heavy Metal bands, roadies lifting stacks of Marshall amps and nude groupies against a glowing, romantically clouded sky from a study by the Italian Baroque painter Giambattista Tiepolo. The poses of the loosely painted figures are borrowed from vintage album covers and seamlessly incorporated into a “super-group grouping” spiraling into the clouds.
Joe Wardwell, "Oblivion" (2005) (detail) oil on canvas 66 x 75 inches
Lina Maria Giraldo
Cristi Rinklin:Phantasmagoria
a solo exhibit of paintings and drawings
May 27 - July 9, 2005
MP3 Audio Tour of exhibit Podcast
Press Release / Boston Globe Review by Cate McQuaid
KNOCK-OFFs
April 16 - May 15, 2005
Green Street presents Knock-Offs, an exhibit of objects, wall paintings and installations created specifically for Green Street. As the name implies, the show will include unauthorized versions of artworks by “big name” artists created by smaller name artists.
Richard Artschwager > Kanishka Raja
John Armleder > Juli Raja
Sol LeWitt > James Hull & Denise Kupferschmidt
Barry McGee > Suzannah Sinclair
Rob Pruitt > Sheila Gallagher
Rolex, Cheap! > Alfredo Conde
Rachael Whiteread > Matthew Littel (Utile, Inc.) and Sheila Gallagher
>> Open Final Sunday! May 15 from 12 - 5 pm
Opens on a Saturday! Artists’ talk @ Noon April 16
Opening Reception 7 - 9 pm, April 16, 2005
Images of originals and knock-offs side by side
Essay by James Hull on Knock-Offs
Cate McQuaid article on Knock-Offs
BOTH
Tory Fair
Megan Goltermann
Leah Giberson
Nicholas Higbee
Greg Mencoff
Susan Scott
February 11 - March 26, 2005
Opens >> February 11, 7 - 9 pm
Artists' Talk: Saturday, February 12 @ Noon
Emil Corsillo
December 3 - January 29, 2005
Reception: Friday, December 3, 7 - 9 pm
Artist's talk: Saturday, December 11 @ Noon
Artforum International review by Francine Koslow Miller
Cate McQuaid's Boston Globe Review
Big Red and Shiny Review
Some Other Magazine.com Review
Press Release and more images of new work
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