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Cooperative Gallery
213 State St
Binghamton, NY 13901
(607) 724-3462

Gallery Hours:
Friday 3-6:00 PM
First Friday 3-9:00 PM
Saturday 12-4:00 PM

Members' Meeting:
Next meeting is Monday, February 11th at 7:00 PM

 

 
Current Exhibition:

The Texture of Life
Photographs by Peg Johnston

Diversions
Photographs by Bill Gorman

April 18 – May 11, 2008

Opening Reception:
Friday, April 18 from 5:30-8:00 PM
Artists talk at 6:00 PM
Musical Entertainment by Joshua Sperling on the One-String Guitar

First Friday Art Walk:
May 2, 3-9:00 PM
Artists will be present from 6-9:00 PM

Galleries can have opening receptions on nights other than First Friday.

Peg Johnston, founding member, and Bill Gorman, long time member of the Cooperative Gallery 213 share the gallery space for an upcoming exhibit opening on April 18 and running through May 11.

Peg Johnston explores subjects close at hand in “The Texture of Life” . “I really wanted to ‘feel with my eyes’ as a way of looking more deeply at my surroundings,” explained Johnston. She has also created a one minute podcast showcasing her show, on view at http://web.mac.com/pegjohnston

Bill Gorman presents “Diversions”, a collection of photographs meant to momentarily divert attention from the more serious aspects of our lives. However, Gorman has included one photograph meant to question what he refers to as the “wasteful conflict” in Iraq and the terrible tragedy of war.

Both photographers will give an artist’s talk at 6 pm at the opening reception Friday, April 18th from 5:30 to 8 pm. Joshua Sperling will provide musical entertainment on the One-String Guitar that he made by hand. The artists will also be present on First Friday May 2nd from 6-9 pm.

The gallery is open Fridays from 3-6pm (3-9 pm on First Fridays) and on Saturdays, along with other State St. galleries from 12- 4 pm, and by appointment with the artists.

The Cooperative Gallery 213, "a leader in the arts renaissance in Binghamton" since 2000, announces other related events:

Third Thursday April 17th 7pm will feature the short video “Carnevale di Venezia” including discussion with Marla Altschuler and her Italian language and culture class and “Machere Walking” a slide show of Venetian masks with accompaniment by violinist Emil Altschuler. Artists Judy Salton and MaryRose Griffin are presenting this program in advance of their August 2008 Exhibition “Masks: Conception, Perception, Inception, Deception” which will invite artists to create masks.

Broome Review, a literary journal edited by Andrei Guruianu and other local writers and artists, will launch its first issue at the May 2nd First Friday at the Cooperative Gallery 213 from 4:30 to 5:30 pm. There will be reading from the journal. The publication will be for sale at the gallery on First Friday.

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The Cooperative Gallery 213 has been a pioneering presence on State Street which now is the hub of the arts renaissance in Binghamton and a popular stop on the highly successful First Friday Art Walks from 3-9:00 pm every month, sponsored by the Gorgeous Washington Association. The gallery is open every Friday from 3-6 pm and Saturdays and Sundays from 12-3 pm and by appointment with the featured artist or other members. For more information, visit www.cooperativegallery.com or call 724-3462.
 

Next Exhibition:

Mark Epstein
     - May 16 thru June 8, 2008

   


 
- LET’S DIG INTO A CONVERSATION ABOUT ART!
Van Gogh would have loved Third Thursdays

Please join us on Thursday, April 17, 2008 at 7pm

In advance of their August 2008 exhibition,
MaryRose and Judy are pleased to present to Gallery Members and Guests:

Il Carnevale di Venizia

30 minute documentary on
the carnival of venice
translation & discussion with
Maria Altschuler and her
Italian Language & Culture Class

Maschere Walking

A day at Carnevale Di
Venezia 2007
by Guiliana Properzi-Angiolini
editor Photography-Slideshow Don Miller
music: Vivaldi's Four Seasons: Winter performed by Emil Altschuler, violinist

THIRD THURSDAY, is a monthly discussion group open to everyone.
A program introduces a topic followed by a salon style evening of conversation.

Good dialogue, casual conversation, open floor for everyone to be involved.