Interconnection

Isolation is not a new experience for most creatives. It is often the preferred way of being in order to be fully engaged in one’s work. In this time fraught with disconnection and confinement, the connection to creative practice, engagement with activities that bring joy and reciprocity have heightened value. The pieces selected for this exhibit share connections with themes in creative practices, playing with boundaries of representation and abstraction. Contrast, layers, beauty and decay highlighting cycles of life and loss are running themes in the work presented. 

Artists: Jim Banks, Marie Craig, Denise Driscoll, Alexandra Rozenman, Steve Sangapore, Rebecca Skinner, Dorothea Van Camp, Leslie Zelamsky

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The Curator

Cheryl Clinton, Cherie to her friends and family, is best described as a multi passionate creative entrepreneur. She holds a BFA in Painting from Massart, and an MFA from Umass Dartmouth. Her paintings are inspired by intuitive memory and the magic of light in the landscape. Sharing the joy of creativity as a tool for personal growth fuels her passion for teaching and collaboration. She was  founder of the former Fountain Street Studios in Framingham. In 2010, Cheryl Clinton partnered with photographer Marie Craig to open Fountain Street Gallery.  Since stepping down as Co-director of Fountain Street she has expanded her creative practice to include certification as Reiki Master and studied energy medicine. She works out of her Holliston studio and welcomes virtual and in person visits by appointment.