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The Amazing Acoustaphotophonogrammitron  : :  Performance  : :        MCLA Gallery 51  : :  7:30pm

Throughout the months of February and March, MCLA Gallery 51, in partnership with MCLA Presents!, will be exhibiting artists who find the muse both in the visual and performative worlds--in other words, artists who are musicians, musicians who are artists and all that falls between. TONIGHT we have an evening of performances by a handful of these artists including Paul de Jong (of The Books), Tristan Perich, Lesley Flanigan and Ven Voisey.

Oh and it just so happens to be the birthday of Jonathan Secor and Ven Voisey. So come and celebrate!

For tickets, call: 413.662.5204 and for general information, call: 413.664.8718. $12 General Admission, $8 MCLA Alumni, $5 MCLA Faculty and Staff, FREE for MCLA Students and Members

Finding galleries that relate to your work is the first step in finding a gallery that will promote and sell your work.  Yet getting into a gallery is not easy.  You must first navigate your way through the unwritten rules of approaching and submitting.  In this workshop we will learn ways to determine which venues to approach and how best to go about it.

Facilitated by Jessica Conzo, MCLA’s Berkshire Cultural Resource Center’s Program Coordinator.

    * Tuesday, February 9th, 6:30 p.m.: MCLA Gallery 51: Cathy Deely- the producer of "Made in the USA in Pete’s Motors" will discuss non-traditional spaces- and Pip JS Deely- a curator will discuss fine art galleries

    * Wednesday, February 10th, 6:30 p.m.: Lichtenstein Center for the Arts: Gail and Phil Sellers- owners of River Hill Pottery will discuss fairs, festivals, open studios and trade shows

    * Thursday, February 11th, 6:30 p.m.: IS183 Art School: Andrew Davis- artist and gallerist will discuss fine art galleries and non-traditional spaces

*** NOTE *** All workshops are free, but do require pre-registration.  For more information, and/or to register, call Jess Conzo, the program coordinator for MCLA’s Berkshire Cultural Resource Center, at 413.663.5253.