Gallery C3

Join us this Friday to explore more of David Palmer's Romantic Realism collection during the second gallery reception featuring his Jersey Diners series. Make reservation for dinner at Alchemy and peruse the gallery before or after your meal.
Live music in the Alchemy Lounge featuring _.bewithus._
DINNER RESERVATIONS
Link in Bio or - Walk-ins welcome

Join us this Friday night for the Gallery Opening of "Allegorical" - The latest exhibit - This special night starts at 7pm (though dinner is available from 5pm on) and will also feature our Open Studios & Artist Market as well as Live music in the Alchemy Lounge featuring _.bewithus._
EXHIBIT DETAILS:
Having enjoyed a misspent youth in the New Jersey, New York and Boston area, David Palmer migrated to Los Angeles in the early 70’s. There he continued his incredibly long childhood by singing for and writing songs with the likes of Steely Dan, Carole King and Steve Tyrell. After twenty five years in the music biz, Mr. Palmer discovered he had a passion for digital photography and digital images. He’s spent the last ten years shooting and retouching and, in general, learning the craft. Over time he has developed a style he calls Romantic Realism.
The writer and artist, Peter Sacks, has called Mr. Palmer’s photographs “intriguing and mysterious in their blends of image, implied narrative, setting and character - there are entire worlds there on that threshold between very clear reality and imagination or fantasy. A kind of photographic equivalent of magical realism, weird and alluring...”
DINNER RESERVATIONS
Link in Bio or - Walk-ins welcome

So much fun hosting the young ladies from Camp Blackmon with this week's theme of WOMEN IN ARTS! A big shout out and thank you to two incredibly talented artists for sharing their knowledge, workspace & time to teach the girls that women can be successful artists. Both and Meredith showed how their applied arts practice has produced amazing creative works! The girls also toured all the artists workspaces and , then viewed public artwork throughout the South End area. Last image shows the girls striking a "Tronie" pose (thanks to the quick sketch inspirations of artist ) for the camera.
If you're looking for a truly unique creative community, we still have a couple of offices and studios available for rent. Call us at 980-349-5803 for details!