Glen ThreeHawks display at Mountainside Market

The art works of Glen ThreeHawks will be on display during the months of April and May at the Mountainside Market in Princeton MA. The show opening, greet the artist and wine tasting will be Saturday April 7th, from 3 -5 pm. All are welcome!

4 x 4: Visual Art and Poetry at the Sprinkler Factory

New exhibition of visual art and poetry at the Sprinkler Factory Gallery, 38 Harlow St., Worcester, MA from April 5 - 29, 2012. 4 x 4 is a collaborative of 4 poets and 4 visual artists who have discovered in each other's work a way to create new work, using tools, media and voices that resonate, reflect and transform. This exhibition consists of works of art and works of poetry, to represent a portion of our continuing dialogue.  4 x 4 members are Lisa Barthelson, Carrie Crane, PAS Member Clair Degutis, Dan Lewis, Dorothy Magadieu, Susan Roney-O'Brien, Susan Sedgwick, and Patricia Youngblood.

Meet Mary Surratt, Convicted Assassin!

Meet Mary Surratt, Convicted Assassin!

The Princeton Arts Society presents Muriel Dyas, a costumed interpreter, portraying Mary Surratt, the American woman convicted of conspiracy in a plot to assassinate Abraham Lincoln.

Date: Sunday, April 1st, 2012

Time: 2 pm

Place: The Princeton Center, 18 Boylston Ave., Princeton, MA

Q & A will follow the performance. Refreshments appropriate to the Civil War era will be provided. The program is free and open to the public.

An exhibit of portraits by the PAS Portrait Group of other female characters in Muriel’s repertoire will be on display, including Anne Boleyn, Marie Antoinette, and Queen Elizabeth I.

Muriel Dyas presents authentic costumed reenactments of segments of the lives of famous medieval women.  She has been featured in The Boston Globe, The Worcester Telegram and Gazette, and has been praised as “a gifted story teller with a sparkling sense of humor.”

Mary Surratt, the only American to be portrayed by Ms Dyas, kept a boarding house in Washington, DC where Confederate sympathizers frequently met. Mary’s son, John Surratt, was a friend of John Wilkes Booth, Lincoln’s assassin. Mary’s part in the conspiracy was not clearly proved and she maintained her innocence until her untimely end on the scaffold. Mary Surratt was hanged for her crime along with three men.

Painted donations for Habitat for Humanity

Come to the Princeton Center to see them in person today only, 2-4pm, then they leave for the auction!

REMINDER

Come see the beautiful, creative works of art this Sunday, March 25, 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. in the PAS room at the Princeton Center building before they are whisked away for Habitat for Humanity’s “High Heels and Hard Hats” auction in April. 

Reminder - Habitat for Humanity Artworks

Come see the beautiful, creative works of art this Sunday, March 25, 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. in the PAS room at the Princeton Center building before they are whisked away for Habitat for Humanity’s “High Heels and Hard Hats” auction in April.  

Lora Brueck's Art Books

Thanks to Lora Brueck for presenting her beautiful Art Books  to PAS on Sunday, March 18.

Lora Brueck

And, thanks to Bruce Dean for the photos of the event. Visit Bruce's Picasa album for more photos of Lora and her amazing art books. (you will need to login through google to access the gallery)