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SUMMARY:On Being Human: Mosaic Meditations by Cynthia Fisher
DESCRIPTION:On Being Human: Mosaic Meditations by Cynthia Fisher\nSeptember 18 – December 20\, 2026 in the Allie Kussin Main Gallery \nOpening Reception: Tuesday\, October 6\, 6 – 8 PM (RSVP appreciated)\nMosaic Activity: during Free Family Day\, Saturday\, October 10\, 2 – 4 PM (registration appreciated)\nArtist Talk: Wednesday\, November 7\, 3 – 4 PM (RSVP appreciated) \nDriven by curiosity and a background in Wildlife Biology\, Cynthia Fisher has created varied and philosophical works that seek to elevate mosaics beyond the world of craft and into fine art. Through inspiring cultural conversations\, Fisher aims to engage the viewer in questioning our impact on the natural world. \nUtilizing a wide range of materials\, including vitreous glass and broken pottery\, the tactile and textured nature of the medium forces us to share the space. Prompting questions about how we currently engage with the world around us and how it may engage with us. Through her works\, she explores our environmental impact on our planet\, addressing not only the greatness of human life\, but our responsibility towards the natural world. \n“I do have reasons for hope: our clever brains\, the resilience of nature\, the indomitable human spirit\, and above all\, the commitment of young people when they’re empowered to take action.” – Jane Goodall \nLearn more at theUmbrellaArts.org/being-human \nOpen until December 20
URL:https://www.livingconcord.com/event/on-being-human-mosaic-meditations-by-cynthia-fisher/
LOCATION:Umbrella Arts\, 40 Stow Street\, Concord\, MA\, 01742\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art/Culture,exhibit
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SUMMARY:Native American Jewelry Show & Sale
DESCRIPTION:In conjunction with their 15th anniversary\, Artisans Way in Concord Center will be hosting Diane Whitman of Sandia East over the weekend of Sept 26-27 for a show and sale of Native American Jewelry and Craft. Through her more than 35 years in the Native American jewelry business\, Whitman has established relationships with artisans from various tribes and pueblos in New Mexico. She travels to the Southwest several times a year to hand-select hundreds of pieces of jewelry\, accessories\, and pottery and has been the exclusive source of Native American craft for Artisans Way since their opening in Concord in 2011.\nOn Saturday\, September 26 and Sunday\, September 27\, Whitman will be displaying solid sterling silver jewelry pieces (bracelets\, earrings\, pendants\, rings\, etc.) made in the tradition of the Navajo Nation as well as beaded necklaces designed by the natives of the Santo Domingo Pueblo. In addition\, there will be silver pieces incorporating set stones and inlays created by Zuni tribe members and a broad collection of their hand-carved animal fetishes (small stone figures\, said to house a spirit which can give assistance to the owner that have been used by southwestern Native Americans since prehistoric times.) Examples of both traditional and contemporary styles are sure to appeal to all appreciators of Native American crafted jewelry.\nAlongside jewelry and fetishes\, Whitman will also be featuring a collection of individually selected ceramic pieces created by both Navajo and Acoma Pueblo tribe members. The ceramic artists employ a variety of techniques\, including etching and coloring on traditional “horsehair” and black-and-white pottery.\nArtisans Way is both honored and excited to be representing and promoting the exceptional work of the Native American people. A collection this extensive\, of unmatched quality and variety\, is rarely found outside of Native American territory. The public is invited to this free event from 10am – 6pm on Saturday and 12pm – 5pm on Sunday. During the show\, all Native American jewelry and craft purchases will be discounted 10%. For additional information or details\, please call (978) 369-4400 or go to www.artisansway.net/events.
URL:https://www.livingconcord.com/event/native-american-jewelry-show-sale/
LOCATION:Artisans Way\, 18 Walden St\, Concord\, MA\, 01742\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art/Culture,exhibit,free,Local Business Event,sale
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