Artwork: Miles Donovan, Internal-bot, LED-lit laser-engraved acrylic, 2015
Image design: Resa Blatman, www.blatmandesign.com
HackCycle celebrates recycled art of the 21st century, examining the transformation of bits, bytes, cruft, e-waste, circuits, doodads, odds & ends and more into objects of art.
CURATED BY:
Melissa Glick
OPENING RECEPTION:
Thursday, June 11, 2015; 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
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LOCATION:
Nave Gallery (Teele Square), 155 Powder House Blvd, Somerville, MA
EXHIBITION DATES:
June 11-July 12, 2015
Closed Fourth of July weekend: July 4-5, 2015
GALLERY HOURS:
Saturday and Sunday, 1:00-5:00 pm
HACKCYCLE WORKSHOP:
Sunday, June 28; 2:00 pm-4:00 pm
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ARTISTS:
Kasey Davis Appleman, Cortney Leigh Cox, Miles Donovan,Melissa Glick, Rachel Green, Carl and Sylvana Gruesz, Alan Kilian, Jacob LaRocca, Eric D. Legacy, Petrea Noyes, Tristan Roland, Alan Roman, Jo Sandman, Ruth Segaloff
ABOUT THE CURATOR:
Melissa Glick is a Boston-based artist and teacher who finds beauty in unexpected places. She creates dynamic compositions with abstract elements and bold colors by combining disassembled computer parts with appropriated imagery and personal relics. In addition to her work being fun and eye catching it address the environmental impact of our technological lifestyle and our emotional attachments to the “things” that represent and validate who we are. Melissa works out of the Artisan’s Asylum and is a proponent of the Maker Movement and the democratization of production. She has a Masters in Art Education from Mass College of Art and a BA from SUNY Purchase and has run educational programs at the Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center, Boston Ballet, Museum of Fine Arts, Watertown Arsenal Center for the Arts, Parts & Crafts and at various community events. View her work at www.melissasglick.com
