[NEohioPAL]Visual poetry show at the Galleria 4/1
Marcus Bales
marcus at designerglass.com
Tue Mar 7 10:55:35 PST 2006
Gallery 324 The Galleria at Erieview 1301 East Ninth Street
Cleveland 44114
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Blends & Bridges: A Survey of International Contemporary Visual
Poetry
Curated by poet/ publisher John Byrum and artist Wendy Collin Sorin of
Cleveland and Florida poet/publisher Bob Grumman.
OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday 1 April 2006 5 - 9 PM
*** Readings and performances begin at 7:00 ***
Exhibition continues through April 30
*** Gallery Hours: Monday - Friday 10 - 6, Saturday 10 - 2 and by
appointment ***
Intimidated by art galleries? Afraid of poetry that doesn't rhyme? Fearful
of the image and text hybrid? Relax. Visual poetry is fun and good for
you, too! Come explore the world where words and pictures collide and
find true happiness. Don't miss this rare treat of an exhibition: a survey
of contemporary visual poetry and text-based work by an international
gathering of artists whose work creates new meanings from words and
the spaces between them while challenging the distinctions between art
forms. These men and women are exploring the further ranges of what it
means to make art, and their approaches move along a continuum from
grand fun to the High Sublime.
Work by area artists Chris Franke, Steven B. Smith, Jim Lang and Ohio
poets John M. Bennett and C. Mehrl Bennett, will join a national and
international group which includes Susan Bee and Richard Kostelanetz
(New York City), Guy Beining (Maine), Karl Kempton (California), Carla
Bertola (Italy), Klaus Peter Dencker (Germany), Luc Fierens (Belgium),
Karl Kempton, Jukka-Pekka Kervinen (Finland) and many others.
Images can be viewed online at the GENERATOR PRESS website:
http://www.generatorpress.com/pages/14/index.htm
Founded in 2005, Gallery 324 mainly showcases the work of Ohio
artists. Located in the Galleria at Erieview on the first floor near the Food
Court, Gallery 324 is operated by Marcus Bales, a Cleveland glass artist,
in conjunction with Gary Roberts, a Cleveland furniture designer.
Driving and parking information is available on the GENERATOR
PRESS website.
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