RECEPTION FOR 6 ARTISTS FEATURED AT HAMPDEN GALLERY
September 30, 2009
HAMPDEN GROUP PHOTO
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3rd 2009 from 3:00 to 5:00 P.M.
EXHIBIT RUNS TO OCTOBER 13
Details at Hampden Website
ARTISTS INCLUDE:
Kevin Bouricius
Genevieve Burnett
Wendy Chicoine
Peter Mishkin
Kyle Mitchell
and Adam Porth
DIRECTIONS:
Hampden Gallery, Southwest Residential Area, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Campus
A Puzzle
July 14, 2009
Click below to goThe Scream Jigsaw Puzzle
EL FORASTERO, Primero de Mayo
April 22, 2009
Friday, May 1, 2009 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
FREE CELEBRATION
DONATION REQUESTED TO RAISE THE STUDIO SUBSIDY
Ryan McDonnell Movable Painting "Mask of 1000 Faces"
at the 518 Pleasant Street space of the Anchor House of Artists come see a preforming celebratory ecstasy explained as “April Gives Swinging Sea of Text, Anchor House Spring Rolls, Come Outside from Inside, Outsider Music, Come Spin the Wheel of Rhyme, Swimming in a Sea of Text, Good Morning Spring Rolls, Poetry Grows with Gnomes, Audible Art and the Syntax Princesses, Edible Logic and Roots of Chi, Painting Words, Come, Migrate, Be with, Listen, Sing, Dance
HELP THE ANCHOR HOUSE OF ARTISTS STUDIO SUBSIDY
Donations Suggested
All Ages Welcome
New Site: Experiment in Definitions
April 13, 2009
Each of us goes through periods of self-evaluation. Humanity is not so different from its fellow earth-bound inhabitants. The humble hermit crab scurries from shell to larger shell as its little proportions increase. The snake slithers out of its used and worn skin even as it forms a new one. Catapillars transmorth to fair butterflies , birds suffer the molt to emerge ready for the summer air. Anchor House of Artists (AHOA), by design is a place of transformative self-evaluation for all of the artists in studio day-residence here.
In a current period of growth and redistribution of resources, AHOA is undergoing a process of self-evaluation, and this is the purpose of this site: to revisit our mission, to enable the artists voice, to invite our public to comment and to live up to our mantra–”creativity is an experiment with self-definition.”
Artists paint the chairs white as we prepare to invent ourselves once again.
Over the coming months, we invite you to watch and listen with us as posts contribute to a new understanding of our mission: to subsidize the studio lives of artists living with mental illnesses, to represent and preserve their artwork, to fight the stigma they face, and to contribute to the cultural enrichment of Western Massachusetts and bey0nd.
