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RiverArts Celebrates Artful Living with “Handmade in America” Exhibition

September 2, 2016 by Chestertown RiverArts

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RiverArts’ Fine Craft Exhibition and Sale features work from artisans, local and beyond, in a celebration of artful living in the gallery’s second annual fine crafts show, opening Friday, September 2.

birdhouse-sun-eSept Fine Craft_16Curators Shelly Minch and William Brockschmidt challenged participants to “elevate their work beyond the rapidly disappearing line separating crafts from fine art.”The show represents the wide variety of work created by local and regional artists: ceramics, metal, jewelry, fiber arts, and wood,in both small scale and large scale. Wood crafts are well represented, including doll houses, bird houses, a ukulele and a rocking cradle. Fiber work features quilts and pillows, as well as wearable art – jewelry, and hand knitted clothing.  In addition, there are a number of works by RiverArts Clay Studio artists, illustrating the growing popularity of ceramics.

First Friday visitors are encouraged to cast a ballot for the People’s Choice Award, which will be announced over the weekend. The exhibit and sale will continue through the month of September. It’s not too early to start your holiday shopping!

RiverArts is located at 315 High Street, Suite 106, Chestertown, MD, 21620.  Hours are Sunday from 11 – 3, Tuesday-Friday, 11:00-4:00, and Saturday, 10:00-4:00. First Fridays the Gallery and Gift Shop are open until 8:00pm. To learn more about RiverArts go to www.chestertownriverarts.org or call 410 778 6300.

Chestertown RiverArts is a vibrant, member-supported community arts center that offers dynamic unique program of exhibitions, classes, lectures and special events.  Our vision is to inspire and foster creativity as a positive and sustainable force that enriches our community. It is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization.

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