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6 Arts Notes

The Arts Are Alive In Chestertown

April 24, 2015 by

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Art@Chestertown is a collaboration of eight nationally recognized artists and galleries located in historic Chestertown on the Maryland Eastern Shore. In February 2015, our artists created a collaborative exhibit for the American Craft Council Show in Baltimore and were highlighted in the February issue of American Craft magazine.

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Work by Robert Ortiz, contemporary furniture maker in the Shaker and Japanese tradition.

April 29 – May 6, join us as we transform the second floor of a 1938 fire station into a “Pop-Up” gallery and enjoy the re-creation of our exhibit at the American Craft Council Show. Visitors will have the opportunity to see how the works of different artists interact with each other in an intimate residential setting.

As artists who live and work on the Eastern Shore, the beauty of the land and the close relationship with our community influences us. Rather than competing we compliment each other and elevate our individual work to a higher level.

We have long realized that “arts and entertainment” are an important component of the resurgent downtown Chestertown economy. The “Pop-Up” gallery showcases the high caliber of professional artists in our area that is putting us on the map as an arts destination.

Connect with our art at its source. Visit our galleries, studios, and workspaces. Explore your own creativity through the many art and music education programs available. Learn about our culture and our effort to designate Chestertown as an Arts and Entertainment district. See the many ways our history and the natural beauty of our community influence and inspire the work created here.

Art@Chestertown includes –
• Robert Glebe; metal vessels, sculpture and assemblages
• Patti and David Hegland; kiln-formed art glass designers
• Robert Ortiz; contemporary furniture maker in the Shaker and Japanese tradition
• Marilee Schumann; sculptor and potter
• Vicco von Voss; wood artist, furniture design and timber framing
• Faith Wilson; textile designer
• Carla Massoni Gallery; featuring painter Marcy Dunn Ramsey, oil on canvas
• Pam Foss; sculptor and mixed media artist

While you are here…

This event is being held in conjunction with the Downtown Chestertown Association’s May First Friday Weekend and Porchfest celebration. To learn more, or plan your trip, visit the Chestertown website: www.townofchestertown.com

Come visit us…

The Arts@Chestertown “Pop-Up” gallery is located at 113 S. Cross Street, 2nd floor. We are open…
• April 29 & April 30: 11 am – 4 pm
• May 1: 11 am – 8 pm
• May 2: 10 am – 6 pm
• May 3 – 6: 11 am – 4 pm

For More Information visit our website at www.artatchestertown.com or find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Art-At-Chestertown.

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