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IMPACT: Climate Change
When:
Sunday, Sep 08, 2019 10:00p -
Sunday, Oct 13, 2019 4:00p
Where:
Belmont Gallery of Art
19 Moore Street, 3rd Floor
Belmont, MA 02478
Admission:
FREE
Categories:
Art, Date Idea, Social Good
Event website:
www.belmontgallery.org
IMPACT Climate Change
SEP 8 — OCT 13, 2019
IMPACT Gallery Hours:
Mon-Thu 10-4, Fri 10-12, Sat & Sun 1-4
Tapestry Weavers West (TWW) and Tapestry Weavers in New England (TWiNE) present thought-provoking contemporary tapestry in a bi-coastal exhibition. Climate change has impacted the world in myriad ways —intense and extensive forest fires, rain-laden atmospheric rivers, category five hurricanes, and massive flooding are a few dramatic examples. The dire consequential effect of these events on air and water quality, on the loss of habitat for many plant and animal species, and on population relocation and infrastructure damage is advancing at a faster pace than ever. Moreover, the extraordinary expenses of repairs and restoration will shift valuable funds away from education and health needs.
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
Janet Austin
Nicki Bair
Don Burns
Barbara Burns
Bobbi Chamberlain
Deborah Corsini
Sharon Crary
Marcia Ellis
Alex Friedman
Susan Gangsei
Madelaine Georgette
Tricia Goldberg
Janette Gross
Lyn Hart
Stephanie Hoppe
Barbara Levine
Laura Kamian McDermott
Yonat Michaelov
Beth Minear
Sonja Miremont
Patricia Nelson
Sue Pretty
Minna Rothman
Care Standley
Kathe Todd-Hooker
Sarah Warren
Sue Weil
Ama Wertz
tapestryweaverswest.org
tapestrywine.blogspot.com
SEP 8 — OCT 13, 2019
IMPACT Gallery Hours:
Mon-Thu 10-4, Fri 10-12, Sat & Sun 1-4
Tapestry Weavers West (TWW) and Tapestry Weavers in New England (TWiNE) present thought-provoking contemporary tapestry in a bi-coastal exhibition. Climate change has impacted the world in myriad ways —intense and extensive forest fires, rain-laden atmospheric rivers, category five hurricanes, and massive flooding are a few dramatic examples. The dire consequential effect of these events on air and water quality, on the loss of habitat for many plant and animal species, and on population relocation and infrastructure damage is advancing at a faster pace than ever. Moreover, the extraordinary expenses of repairs and restoration will shift valuable funds away from education and health needs.
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
Janet Austin
Nicki Bair
Don Burns
Barbara Burns
Bobbi Chamberlain
Deborah Corsini
Sharon Crary
Marcia Ellis
Alex Friedman
Susan Gangsei
Madelaine Georgette
Tricia Goldberg
Janette Gross
Lyn Hart
Stephanie Hoppe
Barbara Levine
Laura Kamian McDermott
Yonat Michaelov
Beth Minear
Sonja Miremont
Patricia Nelson
Sue Pretty
Minna Rothman
Care Standley
Kathe Todd-Hooker
Sarah Warren
Sue Weil
Ama Wertz
tapestryweaverswest.org
tapestrywine.blogspot.com