I have 3 pieces at the Double Exposure show at the Gallery of the Museum of Computer Art until November 26, 2008. One of the images, B'DAZZLE, was awarded honorable mention by the jury (see the winners).
The reception on November 8 was lively and well attended in spite of the rain, and a good time was had by all. The show will be up for a few more weeks, so you still have time to see the work by artists from all over the world. A full color catalog of the exhibit is available directly from the printer—click here.
Museum of Computer Art
139 11th Street (between 2nd and 3rd Avenues)
Brooklyn, New York City 11215
HOW TO GET THERE
By subway take the F train to Fourth Avenue station or the M or R train to Ninth Street station. It's a short walk from the station.
By car navigate to the Park Slope/Gowanus section of Brooklyn, sometimes called South of the Slope, not far from the Lowes store off Hamilton Avenue.
Anne Phelan's ten-minute play, Brooklyn Lighthouse, was a hit as part of the Painted Spaces installation at the Open Source Gallery. Painter Jacob Ouillette painted the gallery space. The gallery is located at 255 17th Street (near Fifth Avenue), Brooklyn. Take the R to Prospect Avenue, or the F to Ninth Street. For more information see the Open Source Gallery Web site. Anne met Jacob Ouillette at the Albee Foundation in 2002; she is a two-time Albee Fellow, a William Inge Playwright-in-Residence and has two plays published by Smith & Kraus. Her plays have been produced off-off-Broadway, in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Florida. A graduate of Towson University, Ramona Pula recently directed “Bubby’s Shadow,” which won the Midtown International Theatre Festival’s Outstanding Overall Production of a New Drama Play Award. As an actress, she was nominated for a Spotlight On Award for Best Cameo in a One-Act Production for “An Evening of Psychos: Stalkers, Sadists & Serial Killers”; and she appeared in “Dipteracon” and “Bow Down” at The Club at LaMama.
