Springing into action: Two Events I'm in..

A work by me, titled: "Who's Afraid of Broadway Boogie-Woogie?"
will be up for auction at the
annual Artspace benefit in New Haven, CT!

Come bid on it, get an original work of art and support a great cause all at the same time- who could want more than that?

Here is what Artspace say about the event themselves:

"Artspace’s annual Benefit Auction draws hundreds of artists, collectors, and civic-minded individuals interested in supporting the programs presented by Artspace, providing an unforgettable evening of food, wine, art and excitement. This year, it’s certain to be spectactular!"

PREVIEW EXHIBITION April 10–May 2, 2008.
Visit Artspace in person or online to preview artwork and place early bids.

On May 3, doors will open for ticketed patrons at 5:30 PM.

SPECTACULAR EVENING • MAY 3, 2008 5PM.........

• Private Preview Reception5:30-6:45PM
• Silent Auction & Refreshments at Artspace 6:45-7:15PM
• Live Auction seating & Special Silent Auctionwith Coffee and Dessert at
• 868 Chapel Street 7:15-8PM
• Live Auction at 868 Chapel Street
  COCKTAILS & HORS D'OUEVRES

This event should be a lot of fun, full of great art, and supports a good cause.
I hope everyone who can make it, will attend!
for more information visit:
http://www.artspacenh.org/auction/index.htm

Martha also regularly has works on view and for purchase through the Artspace Flatfile program. Please visit the website or call the number below to make an apointment for a viewing!
Artspace is located at:
50 Orange Street(corner of Orange & Crown) New Haven CT 06510

Tuesday • 12–5PM

Wednesday – Saturday • 12–8PM

Sunday – Monday • CLOSED203.772.2709 • phone

203.772.0850 • fax

e-mail: info[at]artspacenh.org
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Also, further along down the line,

I will be participating in the group exhibit:

Drawn To Detail,
August 30, 2008- January, 2009
at the
DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park
51 Sandy Pond Lane, Lincoln, Ma.
visit: http://www.decordova.org for more information!

This should be a terrific show- the site is amazing, and there will be a catalog!

By all means, save the date and make a visit!