Join us from Noon - 6pm on Sunday, June 5th for our annual Spring Open Studios event! Dozens of artists & craftspeople….all under one roof. Tour this historic former Rum distillery, get a glimpse into the studios and live/work lofts, and make purchases directly from the artists.

open studios participants

THE DISTILLERY:
516 EAST SECOND STREET

Studio B3
Lily Johannsen Designs - jewelry, precious metals & gemstones 

Studio 11
Alycia Aube - mixed media
Matt Bennett - photography
Robert daVies - mixed media
Valerie Eliason - mixed media
Elizabeth Grammaticas - drawing, painting
Mary Fay Holt - mixed media and music
Nick Ward - oil paint

Studio 201 B
Dan McCole - watercolors and prints

Studio 210
Aimee Belanger - painting, drawing
Corey Corcoran - mixed media
Vanessa Irzyk - oil, watercolor
Molly A. Landman - fibers

Third Floor Gallery
Ray & Ann Kerwin - photography

Studio 301
The Dyslexic Press - screen printed art, apparel & accessories
Adam Westlund - polaroid photography

Studio 302
David Clemente - mixed media
James Weinberg - screen printing, design, illustration

Studio 401
Derek Hoffend - sound-art, electronic instruments, electronic-music, installation, sculpture
Shana Paleologos - mixed media, drawing, sculpture, installation

Studio 402
David Wooddell - painting

Studio 406
Kenji Nakayama - mixed media
Dana Woulfe - painting, mixed media 

Studio 407

Lot F Gallery Presents: Todd Robertson
Adam O’Day - mixed media, collage 

Studio 411
Alex Dakoulas - graphic apparel, printmaking
Pat Falco - drawing, painting, printmaking, t-shirts

Studio 412
Scott Chasse - painting, screen printing

Studio 413
Nova Samodai - jewelry, metals

Studio 500
Chantal Hardy - pen and ink, oil
Jude Sirois - mixed media

Studio 502
Michael Mullaney - drawing and painting
Elizabeth Nicholson - oil paintings

KING TERMINAL
570 EAST FIRST STREET

studio #203
Susan Hardy Brown - encaustic

studio #205
Josh Falk - mixed media, photo

studio #210
John Provenzano - painting

9 months ago  0 Notes
Southie-based artists and craftspeople at The Distillery and King Terminal open their doors for the annual Spring Open Studios event on Sunday, June 5th. Visitors can mingle with creative types, tour the unique environments in which various forms of artwork are produced, and make purchases directly from the artists. Dozens of traditional art studios, live/work lofts, creative small businesses, and corridors serving as pop-up galleries will be open to the public, highlighting some of Boston’s finest creative talent.Spring Open Studios is free admission, rain or shine, Noon - 6pm. Get here by public transportation via the Red Line to Broadway and the #9 bus. Locations are within a few blocks from each other, and signage will clearly mark the path connecting the two. Ample street parking surrounds both properties, and there are plenty of places to secure bicycles.

Southie-based artists and craftspeople at The Distillery and King Terminal open their doors for the annual Spring Open Studios event on Sunday, June 5th. Visitors can mingle with creative types, tour the unique environments in which various forms of artwork are produced, and make purchases directly from the artists. Dozens of traditional art studios, live/work lofts, creative small businesses, and corridors serving as pop-up galleries will be open to the public, highlighting some of Boston’s finest creative talent.

Spring Open Studios is free admission, rain or shine, Noon - 6pm. Get here by public transportation via the Red Line to Broadway and the #9 bus. Locations are within a few blocks from each other, and signage will clearly mark the path connecting the two. Ample street parking surrounds both properties, and there are plenty of places to secure bicycles.

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