Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Monday, March 28, 2011
BOOM!
Washington Street Art Center
321 Washington Street
Somerville, Ma 02143
617 623-5315
www.washingtonst.org
The Washington Street Art Center Presents:
”BOOM!”
Mixed Media works by Spiridoula Politis and Melanie Salerno
Gallery 321 @Washington Street Art Center
April 2-23, 2011
OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday, April 2, 2011 from 6-9 pm
ON VIEW: April 2-23, 2011; Saturdays 12-4 and by appointment
CONTACT: Spiridoula Politis : Spira9@gmail.com, Melanie Salerno: Salerno.Melanie@gmail.com
For high-resolution photos and/or interviews, the press should
contact Spiridoula Politis or Melanie Salerno
www.Spiridoula.com
www.Ambalogic.com/melanie
BOOM!
Come and see the things that go BOOM! Boom can be a sound. Boom can be a process. Boom can be an experience. What does “boom” mean to you?
Join us as we explore the many ways to interpret such a dynamic word. Be prepared for explosions and implosions, sudden happenings and growth; colors that burst, energy expansion, emotions that can’t be contained, and memories you can’t forget.
Experience BOOM! and celebrate with us on April 2, 2011, from 6-9 pm at Gallery 321. Delicious goodies will be served. Music by James Forrest.
The Washington Street Art Center is located between Union Square and Beacon Street; a five-minute walk from Union Square; and a ten-minute walk from Harvard Square (two blocks from Beacon Street). The Center is near or on the following bus routes: 83, 85, 86, 87, 91 and CT2. Parking is free and ample.
Monday, February 08, 2010
Friday, January 15, 2010
My first Solo Show!
The Washington Street Art Center presents “Alchemy and Ch’i” by Spiridoula Politis.
ON VIEW: February 6-27, Saturdays 12-4 and by appointment
OPENING RECEPTION: February 6, 2010 6-9pm
CONTACT: Washington Street Art Center, 617-623-5315 or Spira9@gmail.com …
The First Law of Thermodynamics says that energy under normal conditions cannot be created or destroyed, simply transformed from one type of energy to another.
Alchemy and Ch’i is a collection of mixed media paintings and drawings that explore Universal energy, communication, and transformation through the use of form, symbology, and color. Symbols of earthly elements, the metaphysical, the spiritual, and the new age collide and intermingle with light, form, and movement in deep space; a space that welcomes the viewer to enter, feel connected, and possibly be transformed.
http://www.spiridoula.com
Alchemy and Ch’i is on display at Gallery 321 at the Washington Street Art Center during the month of February, with an opening reception on Saturday February 6 from 6:00-9:00pm. Normal gallery hours are Saturdays 12:00pm-4:00pm with additional viewings available by appointment.
The Washington Street Art Center houses Gallery 321, hosts studio space for more than twenty visual artists, and presents exhibitions, concerts, film series, and other art initiatives. The Center participates in Somerville Open Studios each May and an annual open studios and craft fair in December.
The Washington Street Art Center is between Union Square and Beacon Street: a five-minute walk from Union Square and a ten-minute walk from Harvard Square (two blocks from Beacon Street). The Center is near or on the following bus routes: 87, 83, 86, and 91. Parking is free and ample.
ON VIEW: February 6-27, Saturdays 12-4 and by appointment
OPENING RECEPTION: February 6, 2010 6-9pm
CONTACT: Washington Street Art Center, 617-623-5315 or Spira9@gmail.com …
The First Law of Thermodynamics says that energy under normal conditions cannot be created or destroyed, simply transformed from one type of energy to another.
Alchemy and Ch’i is a collection of mixed media paintings and drawings that explore Universal energy, communication, and transformation through the use of form, symbology, and color. Symbols of earthly elements, the metaphysical, the spiritual, and the new age collide and intermingle with light, form, and movement in deep space; a space that welcomes the viewer to enter, feel connected, and possibly be transformed.
http://www.spiridoula.com
Alchemy and Ch’i is on display at Gallery 321 at the Washington Street Art Center during the month of February, with an opening reception on Saturday February 6 from 6:00-9:00pm. Normal gallery hours are Saturdays 12:00pm-4:00pm with additional viewings available by appointment.
The Washington Street Art Center houses Gallery 321, hosts studio space for more than twenty visual artists, and presents exhibitions, concerts, film series, and other art initiatives. The Center participates in Somerville Open Studios each May and an annual open studios and craft fair in December.
The Washington Street Art Center is between Union Square and Beacon Street: a five-minute walk from Union Square and a ten-minute walk from Harvard Square (two blocks from Beacon Street). The Center is near or on the following bus routes: 87, 83, 86, and 91. Parking is free and ample.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
New Show in Somerville!
Hi All! I'll be showing 6 pieces at the Pop Up Gallery in Union Square, Somerville, MA from November 27 until December 31st. Stop by and take a peek. It's located at 253 Washington Street (the little nook where the Independent and Precinct are located) The gallery is open odd hours, but usually on Saturdays and by appointment. Check out their Facebook Page by clicking HERE
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Open Studios!!!
Please join me at the Open Studios and Craft Fair event on Dec. 5. at the Washington Street Arts Center in Somerville, where my studio is located. The event runs from 11am to 5pm and there will be a few craft vendors there as well. Hope to see you!! Check out the website HERE.
Address:
321 Washington Street
Somerville, MA
Address:
321 Washington Street
Somerville, MA
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Mixed Media Watercolors
These two paintings are part of a series dedicated to ancient Goddesses. They are titled "Inana" and "Oester", respectively.
Mural
I bought a condo this year (my first!) so I decided to paint a mural on one of the walls. The colors reflect the color scheme of the entire living/dining/kitchen area, which is one big space. 
Cambridge Open Studios May 2009
This year I exhibited at Cambridge Open Studios in a group location in Central Square. I happened to bring some supplies with me, which turned out to be a good idea. As you can see, I met some young artists who wanted to play. I hung up their work with mine and they loved being a part of it. 
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