Exhibitions and Public Projects

Flock, 13th Annual City-Wide Open Studios Juried Exhibition
(July 30-September 4, 2010) 

Gallery 1:   Anna Broell Bresnick, Dan Buttrey, Phyllis Crowley,
                   Matthew Garrett, Keith Johnson, Laura Marsh, Maria Morabito, 
                   Jean Scott , Jacob Pongratz, Ronnie Rysz, and Rita Valley 

Gallery 2:  John Bent and Jemma Williams

Gallery 3   Vito Bonanno, Jr., and Suzan Shutan

Gallery 4   Debbie Hesse, Joe Saccio, Jonathan Waters, and Jemma Williams

Gallery 5  Elizabeth Antle, Jaclyn Conley, Barbara Hocker, Jordan Nodelman,   
                  Meredith Miller, Mark Williams, and
                  Kristina Kuester-Witt                     

Gallery 7   James Ayers, Jordan Nodelman, and Gerald Saladyga
 
Long Wall:  Cat Balco &10th Annual Summer Apprenticeship Program (SAP),                      Tag and Repeat x2  

The Lot:     Cat Balco and SAP, Tag and Repeat x2 
                    Paul Theriault and Siebren Versteeg, Particular Heights  

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Calendar 

Thursday, September 16:
CWOS Unjuried Festival Exhibition on view at Artspace through 
Sunday October 10th

Friday, September 24:
CWOS Festival Kick-off from 5-8PM

Saturday & Sunday, September 25 & 26:
CWOS Weekend 1, location, Erector Square

Saturday & Sunday, October 2 & 3:
CWOS Weekend 2, various studio locations throughout New Haven
  to be announced.

Saturday & Sunday, October 9 & 10:
CWOS Weekend 3, alternative space

*Registration deadline: September 1*

*Deadline for Advocate pull-out: August 23*

Register for the Open Studios Weekends

Program History

About:

SAP:

The Summer Apprenticeship Program is an annual educational program open to high school sophomores, juniors and seniors with a teacher recommendation. Artspace is pleased to present this year's 10th master artist, Cat Balco. Each year, 12-15 New Haven high school students work with a master artist to complete a large scale, site-specific public art project in the Artspace Lot.

The Lot is a vacant space on the corners of Orange and Chapel Streets where individuals wait for the bus.  Public art contributes significantly to the economic vitality of a region by improving the quality of the environment and fostering a positive community identity.  

CWOS:  

City-Wide Open Studios is an annual program that celebrates contemporary art through a series of events, exhibitions, and open studio weekends for it's thirteenth year. This year's juried exhibition is co-organized by guest jurors, Kristina Newman-Scott, Director of Visual Arts, Real Art Ways, and Patricia Hickson, Emily Hall Tremaine Curator of Contemporary Art, The Wadsworth Atheneum.

Art dealers and curators from the region and beyond have used CWOS as a resource to discover new artists, plan upcoming shows, and buy art. As one of the largest Open Studios programs in the country, CWOS connects hundreds of local artists with the Greater New Haven community. City-Wide Open Studios is a program of ArtSpace, a Connecticut non-profit organization that presents local and national visual art as well as excellence, and education for the benefit of the public and the arts community.

Visit the program's website: http://www.cwos.org