Brickbottom Open Studios November 23 & 24

On November 21, 2013, in Latest News, by The Somerville Times
Why Can't It Last Forever 2012 by Pauline Lim.

Why Can’t It Last Forever 2012 by Pauline Lim.

Brickbottom Artists’ Building  will host its 26th annual Open Studios, one of the oldest open studio events in Somerville, on November 23 & 24, 12-6pm each day. Over 60 artists will open their live-work studios to the public, showing and selling work in a wide variety of media and formats. A block away, the 50+ artists of Joy Street Studios will open their doors as well, many offering demonstrations of their methods and working techniques.

Art in every dimension 2D, 3D, virtual, experiential, it’s all there, on and off the wall: pop-up performances, installations in the stairwells and courtyard, video screenings in the hallways, our own programming on the radio, and Mood Elevators all await lucky visitors to Brickbottom!

Meet and support local artists Our Open Studios event is a great opportunity to talk with real working artists and to start or grow an art collection—there are works of all kinds for sale, in every price range.

Come exhibit with us No money? No problem—this year Brickbottom will host the 2nd annual Reciprocity Stream open photo show, an event in which every visitor is invited to take a photo home with them for free as long as they leave a photo of their own in its place.

Plus snacks! Somerville’s The Biscuit (at Washington and Beacon Streets, diagonally across from Dali) sets up a pastry and coffee bar in the Brickbottom lobby—need we say more?

All Ages, All Access Open Studios and all related entertainment are free to attend; art to go, and snacks, available for purchase! Brickbottom is wheelchair accessible. We are a 10-minute walk from Lechmere Green Line T Station, and there’s ample free street parking on Chestnut and Linwood Streets.

The Brickbottom Artists Buildings  1 Fitchburg Street Somerville, MA 02143.

The Joy Street Studios One building on Joy Street (86) with Washington Street and one end and Fitchburg Street and the Brickbottom Building at the other.

 

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