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Hallmark opening this weekend

 Three photographic exhibitions, embracing vastly different lives, opened March 20, 2008 at Hallmark Museum of Contemporary Photography. Linda Butler’’s "Meditations on Simplicity", at Gallery 56, is a photographic meditation on the architecture and objects of the Shakers, a religious sect that flourished in the eastern United States over a century and a half ago. Lili Almog’’s "Perfect Intimacy", an immersion into the cloistered worlds of three female Carmelite monasteries in Maryland, United States; Haifa, Israel; and Bethlehem, Palestine, opened at Gallery 52. Stella Johnson’’s "AL SOL", at Gallery 85, features images the artist created during nearly twenty years documenting the lives of families in rural Mexico, Nicaragua and the Cameroons, West Africa. All exhibits continue through June 15, 2008

Reception: March 29 • 1-5 PM • FREE • Galleries 52/56 Hallmark Museum of Contemporary Photography • Avenue A • Turners Falls

Artist Talk: March 29 • 7:30 PM • FREE • Auditorium at Hallmark Institute of Photography Educational Center • 27 Industrial Boulevard • Turners Falls. Doors open at 6:45 p.m.; seating begins at 7:15 p.m. Refreshments will be served before seating and during a brief intermission at 8:15 p.m. Almog and Butler will sign copies of their books after the talks, at 9:30 p.m.
Visit the Hallmark Museum website for pics and details.

Musicians for the Shea

 Mark this date on your calendar! The Shea is a great venue to take in live music and this benefit concert will feature the Gypsy Jazz of Di Di Coy; originals, covers, blues and improvisation of The Steve Crow Trio plus Hip Hop, rock, indie, rap, reggae, garage, soul, funk and a little twang by the The Lowercase gs.

April 6 • 1-5 PM • $6 • Shea Theater • 71 Avenue A • Turners Falls • 413.863.2281
Visit the Shea website here.

One Flew Over the Cuckoo’’s Nest

 Directed by Richard J. Martin, the dramatic adaptation of the Ken Kesey novel reveals a world turned upside down as the inmates take over the asylum and question the truths they have known, as they chose to move toward sanity, or not. Are they truly disturbed, catatonic, delusional, dangerous? Go to the Shea to find out!

April 11, 12, 18 + 19 • 8 PM • $12/$10 • Shea Theater • 71 Avenue A • Turners Falls • 413.863.2281
Find out who’’s in it here.

More events on the RiverCulture Website Calendar

 Check out the RiverCulture website and calendar to find out about more performances, events, and cultural offerings in Turners Falls including weekly Jazz at Risorante DiPaolo, Open Mics at 2nd Street Sports Bar, Craft Night and a calendar of events at the Rendezvous, natural history events at the Great Falls Discovery Center and much more!
More events here.
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Posted by RiverCulture - March 29, 2008