Thursday, May 04, 2006
FROM THE JUNKYARD TO THE FRONTYARD OPENING RECEPTION
Ellipse Arts Center openned From the Junkyard to the Frontyard, an exhibit that will help redefine our conception of junk, on Thursday. According to Director/Curator Cynthia Connolly "although we often assume there is only the one common use for everything manufactured, this exhibit exposes the ingenuity of five artists who take found, free or very inexpensive materials and transform them into beautiful peices of art, rendering the "junk" unrecognizable in the process."
Junkyard artists Richard Bay (right) and Carolyn Bernstein (left) discuss Richard's Art.
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Ellipse Arts Center openned From the Junkyard to the Frontyard, an exhibit that will help redefine our conception of junk, on Thursday. According to Director/Curator Cynthia Connolly "although we often assume there is only the one common use for everything manufactured, this exhibit exposes the ingenuity of five artists who take found, free or very inexpensive materials and transform them into beautiful peices of art, rendering the "junk" unrecognizable in the process."
Director Cynthia Connolly (right) chats with artist Margaret Boozer (left) at the openning reception.
Junkyard artists Richard Bay (right) and Carolyn Bernstein (left) discuss Richard's Art.
Junkyard artist Jeff Willson shows off his tie made with recycled lids.
Arlington County Mechanic and Junkyard artist George Kakissis discusses his work with viewers.
We had a devil of a good time!
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