Where:
Online event
Admission:
FREE
Categories:
Art, Social Good, Virtual & Streaming
Event website:
https://www.instagram.com/stitchandtickle/
Stitch and Tickle will be hosting a virtual opening for Southie artist Brigid Watson.
Drawings on paper, made in collaboration with French poet Lamber Sauvigneux, will be presented and select poems will be read, in both French and English.
All drawings will be available for sale at a fixed price of $300. 25% of the proceeds will go to benefit South End neighbor organization, Pine Street Inn.
Tune in on www.instagram.com/stitchandtickle at 6pm on Friday and check out the stories.
Stitch and Tickle is a line of handmade leather bags designed and made in Boston by Sophie Truong. It recently opened a gift shop in Boston Sowa District. Its brick and mortar is currently closed but open for business online at stitchandtickle.com
Brigid Watson is an abstract oil painter. She grew up in Kent, Ohio.
She has undergraduate degrees from The School of the Museum of Arts,
Boston and Tufts University. She obtained a Masters degree in Venice,
Italy through New York University. She has been in shows in Boston,
Provincetown, Denver, Los Angeles, Italy, and Toronto. She is represented
by a gallery in North Carolina.
Her work is characterized by heavily impastoed surfaces and a highly
personal use of color. She often explores color trends and how they reflect
social constructs such as anxiety, freedom, and power. For example, colors
prominent in contemporary society act as barometers of the social
climate. Likewise, colors in the natural world are barometers of environmental
stress and change in climate. Sometimes these worlds connect. We
have anxiety, for example, about climate change. What color is that ?
Lambert Savigneux was born in Pau (France) in 1963. He's a painter and a poet. He's passionate about languages, culture, reading and walking. Since 2006, he works as a librarian but his primary focus in writing poetry.
Contacts:
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Tuesday, Dec 31, 2024 9:00p
Sam Adams Taproom Downtown Boston