Gallery Night Exhibits - Feb. 5th, 2010 5-8pm

Belle Melange - 210 W. State St.

All that Glitters By Stephanie Levy, Francine Darling, Stefani Woodams, Patty Alessi, Lisa Burns and more

Belle Melange presents the jewelry of Stephanie Levy, Francine Darling, Stefani Woodams, Patty Alessi and Lisa Burns. We are also featuring the
handcrafted wooden jewelry boxes of Jim and Trina Bruno, of Knock on Wood. Belle Melange is a great place to shop for Valentine's Day.

Call:(607) 277-3782 or Visit www.bellemelangeithaca.com

CAP ArtSpace - 171 The Commons (Center Ithaca)
Exhibit: Five to Life By Michael Sampsons

The CAP ArtSpace will feature Ithaca artist Michael Sampsons and will showcase his large abstract paintings from his series "Five To Life". The show runs Feb. 1st through the 28th.

Call: 607 273-5072 or visit: www.artspartner.org

Community School of Music & Arts - 330 E. State St.

From Musician to Painter by Meyer Stolov

‘From Musician to Painter'-features portraits and still lifes in oil. It opens with a reception Fri Feb 5 from 5 to 8 pm, and runs through Feb 26. The opening will feature a musical performance with Stolov on violin partnered by pianist Christopher Morgan Loy.
Born in Canada, Stolov pursued a professional career in Britain, serving as concertmaster to the Royal Opera House at Covent Garden, the Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, and the London Mozart Players, among other prestigious orchestras. In 1987, after five years in NYC free-lancing, he and his wife Susan, a flautist, decided to relocate to Ithaca.
In 2002, Stolov tried out a painting course at Lifelong, Ithaca's senior citizen center. He notes that his teacher, the late Mary Jo Larson, was a big inspiration.

Call: 607-272-1474 or visit: www.csma-ithaca.org

Collegetown Bagels -203 N. Aurora St.

Ithaca Paintings: Old and New By Ed Marion

Ed Marion is a New York City native who relocated to Ithaca in 2002. A city lawyer trapped inside the body of a country artist, Ed took up painting 5 years ago to transition from litigating to creating. Ed's passion is sketching, painting and rendering people and their portraits. The son of a carpenter who could make anything from wood, Ed has adapted his father's handicraft to the field of art, using oil and acrylic paints to create vivid and memorable likenesses of Ithaca and New York City on canvas and board.

The History Center - 401 E. State St. Historic Paintings Unwrapped: Month Three

Month three of Historic Paintings Unwrapped will feature the watercolors of W. Glenn Norris, a native Ithacan who translated his love for local history into many well-known paintings. Norris, a multi-talented man, was a decorated veteran of World War I, a member of Ithaca's Common Council, Tompkins County Clerk, as well as the County Historian, and an accomplished musician.

Call 607.273.8284 or visit www.TheHistoryCenter.net

Homegrown - 104 The Commons

Show - TBA

Ink Shop Printmaking Center - 330 E. MLK St./E. State St. 2nd Floor
Natural History: Critical Condition
Results through Ink Shop Instruction

The "Natural History: Critical Conditions" portfolio exchange is a Natural History monograph that addresses climate change, endangered species, animal habitat, and environmental issues through a global perspective.

The "Results" exhibit showcases participants' works from diverse Ink Shop workshops: Christa Wolf's intaglio, Jenny Pope's woodcut and Kadie Salfi's screen printing. "Results" also features prints from the Linden Grant workshop for seniors who produced intaglio with Tim Merrick and gum printing with Pamela Drix.

Call 607.277.3884 or visit http://www.ink-shop.org/

Shangri-La Gifts - 171 E. State St.

Light from Santa Fe photos by Hilda Moleski.

State of the Art Gallery - 120 W. State St.
Saints and Animals By Andrea King

Andrea King will exhibit works in collage, pen and ink, paint and video in a solo show entitled "Saints & Animals" during February. A reception for the artist will be held Friday, Feb. 5, 5-8pm. Show dates are February 3-28, 2010. Meet the artist at the gallery on these dates: 2/5, 12-3pm, 2/14, 12-3pm, 2/19, 12-2pm and 2/26, 12-3pm. Gallery hours: Wed. - Fri., 12-6pm and Sat. & Sun., 12 - 5pm.

Call: 607-277-1626 or visit: http://www.soag.org/

The Shop - 312 E. State St.
Life 2.0 by "EmoticonMan" Eric C Lindstrom

Our simplest expressions painted in life's boldest colors. Explore the simple expression of emoticons as they come to life in vibrant color in this exhibit of acrylic-on-canvas paintings by local artist Eric C Lindstrom. See where winky face meets LOL (and everything in between). Paintings inspired by a real-life love affair that blossomed online. Eric C Lindstrom is a local cartoonist, filmmaker and graphic artist who has made Ithaca his home for over 20 years.
Life 2.0 is sure to be your "type" of show. At The Shop at the foot of Seneca Street, throughout the month of February.

WildFire - 106 S. Cayuga St.

Intimate Exscursions into Music & Art

This month marks the debut of an exciting new music + art monthly series: First Fridays @ WildFire. Hosted by local electronic and experimental music collective, Deep BeatZ and Gallery Night, the event promises to showcase underground and emerging talent, all in a relaxed, intimate setting. This month's happy hour show (from 5pm-9pm) will feature the musical stylings of David Ezra Brown (live electronics), Luddite Machine (experimental, DJ), and Laika (minimal electronica, DJ). In addition, an eclectic mix of local artists will be showing their work via projection: Maciej Wojtkowiak (photography), Meredith Towsand (photos/ stills), James Spitznagel (digital stills), and Sophia Goehner (photos/ stills). WildFire is also offering a drink special for the evening. This is definitely a stop on the Gallery Night trek not to be missed!

Special happy hour: 5PM-9PM
No cover. DRINK SPECIAL: 2for1 drafts and well drinks


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		Participating Galleries Belle Melange - 210 W. State St. All that Glitters By Stephanie Levy, Francine Darling, Stefani Woodams, Patty Alessi, Lisa Burns and more Belle Melange presents the jewelry of Stephanie Levy, Francine Darling, Stefani Woodams, Patty Alessi and Lisa Burns. We are also featuring the handcrafted wooden jewelry boxes of Jim and Trina Bruno, of Knock on Wood. Belle Melange is a great place to shop for Valentine's Day. Call:(607) 277-3782 or Visit www.bellemelangeithaca.com CAP ArtSpace - 171 The Commons (Center Ithaca) Exhibit: Five to Life By Michael Sampsons The CAP ArtSpace will feature Ithaca artist Michael Sampsons and will showcase his large abstract paintings from his series "Five To Life". The show runs Feb. 1st through the 28th. Call: 607 273-5072 or visit: www.artspartner.org Community School of Music & Arts - 330 E. State St. From Musician to Painter by Meyer Stolov ‘From Musician to Painter'-features portraits and still lifes in oil. It opens with a reception Fri Feb 5 from 5 to 8 pm, and runs through Feb 26. The opening will feature a musical performance with Stolov on violin partnered by pianist Christopher Morgan Loy. Born in Canada, Stolov pursued a professional career in Britain, serving as concertmaster to the Royal Opera House at Covent Garden, the Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, and the London Mozart Players, among other prestigious orchestras. In 1987, after five years in NYC free-lancing, he and his wife Susan, a flautist, decided to relocate to Ithaca. In 2002, Stolov tried out a painting course at Lifelong, Ithaca's senior citizen center. He notes that his teacher, the late Mary Jo Larson, was a big inspiration. Call: 607-272-1474 or visit: www.csma-ithaca.org Collegetown Bagels -203 N. Aurora St. Ithaca Paintings: Old and New By Ed Marion Ed Marion is a New York City native who relocated to Ithaca in 2002. A city lawyer trapped inside the body of a country artist, Ed took up painting 5 years ago to transition from litigating to creating. Ed's passion is sketching, painting and rendering people and their portraits. The son of a carpenter who could make anything from wood, Ed has adapted his father's handicraft to the field of art, using oil and acrylic paints to create vivid and memorable likenesses of Ithaca and New York City on canvas and board. The History Center - 401 E. State St. Historic Paintings Unwrapped: Month Three Month three of Historic Paintings Unwrapped will feature the watercolors of W. Glenn Norris, a native Ithacan who translated his love for local history into many well-known paintings. Norris, a multi-talented man, was a decorated veteran of World War I, a member of Ithaca's Common Council, Tompkins County Clerk, as well as the County Historian, and an accomplished musician. Call 607.273.8284 or visit www.TheHistoryCenter.net Homegrown - 104 The Commons Show - TBA Ink Shop Printmaking Center - 330 E. MLK St./E. State St. 2nd Floor Natural History: Critical Condition Results through Ink Shop Instruction The "Natural History: Critical Conditions" portfolio exchange is a Natural History monograph that addresses climate change, endangered species, animal habitat, and environmental issues through a global perspective. The "Results" exhibit showcases participants' works from diverse Ink Shop workshops: Christa Wolf's intaglio, Jenny Pope's woodcut and Kadie Salfi's screen printing. "Results" also features prints from the Linden Grant workshop for seniors who produced intaglio with Tim Merrick and gum printing with Pamela Drix. Call 607.277.3884 or visit http://www.ink-shop.org/ Shangri-La Gifts - 171 E. State St. Light from Santa Fe photos by Hilda Moleski. State of the Art Gallery - 120 W. State St. *Saints and Animals By Andrea King* Andrea King will exhibit works in collage, pen and ink, paint and video in a solo show entitled "Saints & Animals" during February. A reception for the artist will be held Friday, Feb. 5, 5-8pm. Show dates are February 3-28, 2010. Meet the artist at the gallery on these dates: 2/5, 12-3pm, 2/14, 12-3pm, 2/19, 12-2pm and 2/26, 12-3pm. Gallery hours: Wed. - Fri., 12-6pm and Sat. & Sun., 12 - 5pm. Call: 607-277-1626 or visit: http://www.soag.org/ The Shop - 312 E. State St. *Life 2.0 by "EmoticonMan" Eric C Lindstrom* Our simplest expressions painted in life's boldest colors. Explore the simple expression of emoticons as they come to life in vibrant color in this exhibit of acrylic-on-canvas paintings by local artist Eric C Lindstrom. See where winky face meets LOL (and everything in between). Paintings inspired by a real-life love affair that blossomed online. Eric C Lindstrom is a local cartoonist, filmmaker and graphic artist who has made Ithaca his home for over 20 years. Life 2.0 is sure to be your "type" of show. At The Shop at the foot of Seneca Street, throughout the month of February. WildFire - 106 S. Cayuga St. Intimate Exscursions into Music & Art This month marks the debut of an exciting new music + art monthly series: First Fridays @ WildFire. Hosted by local electronic and experimental music collective, Deep BeatZ and Gallery Night, the event promises to showcase underground and emerging talent, all in a relaxed, intimate setting. This month's happy hour show (from 5pm-9pm) will feature the musical stylings of David Ezra Brown (live electronics), Luddite Machine (experimental, DJ), and Laika (minimal electronica, DJ). In addition, an eclectic mix of local artists will be showing their work via projection: Maciej Wojtkowiak (photography), Meredith Towsand (photos/ stills), James Spitznagel (digital stills), and Sophia Goehner (photos/ stills). WildFire is also offering a drink special for the evening. This is definitely a stop on the Gallery Night trek not to be missed! Special happy hour: 5PM-9PM No cover. DRINK SPECIAL: 2for1 drafts and well drinks







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