These banners* are now reminders of the brief time left to explore the exciting exhibit of seventeen sculptures and to find all six Gateway artists’ banners on Brookline light poles too! This sequel post fits in a few more artists’ responses to the dream theme. *art by Michael Natale above and Zoë Clapp below.

“Kudos and thanks to all the Gateway Arts artists who painted the Studios Without Walls banners. Look for the banners on the streets of Brookline! Michael Natale, Jonah Springer, Emmanuel Preston , Abdel Michel, Zoë Clapp, and Lucy Watkins.”(quote from Studios Without Walls website)

Cassie Doyon: Fish Sticks, mosaic ( artist’s statement about sculpture) :

Ania Gilmore: Chair-ish ,vintage found chairs (artist’s statement about sculpture) :

Linda Hoffman & Ariel Matisse: Solaris the Lioness, found metal, apple prunings, rope, stones (artists’ statement about sculpture ) :

Anna Goransson: Imagining the Future, felted wool, powertex, spray paint (artist’s statement about sculpture )

(L) Fish Sticks, (R) Solaris the Lioness

KEY RESOURCES:

Gateway Arts: https://gatewayarts.org/ “Vinfen’s Gateway Arts is a creative community dedicated to advancing the careers of artists with disabilities.”

Studios Without Walls: https://www.studioswithoutwalls.org/: The website lists all 21 artists with brief statements about their artwork in the exhibit. Maps, photos, Treasure Hunt, background, past exhibits and other helpful resources are all available here!

Artists websites:   https://www.lindahoffman.com/; https://www.instagram.com/; arielmatissestudio/?hl=en ; (https://www.cassiedoyondesigns.net/ ; https://www.annakristinagoransson.com/; http://www.aniaartstudio.com/ for artists shown in this post; earlier post includes additional artists’ sites)