DERBY - Chartier An Arts Venue is hosting a wine and cheese reception from 7-10 p.m. Saturday at Galerie Chartier, 35 Elizabeth St.
The opening reception is for featured artist, portrait painter Kimberly Joy Sessa.
The gallery is also presenting photographer Carli Freeman, who is exhibiting an evocative series of photographs,
Me Without You.
Freeman’s photography display also will include a visceral collection of 35mm and Epson prints.
Chartier An Arts Venue
will also project more than 40 international video artists’ work on
multiple screens and in the Gallery’s storefront windows during the
opening reception.
Check out
http://chartieranartsvenue.org/new-newsletter.html
as international video artists are added daily.
Chartier An Arts Venue is a progressive and experimental
media gallery and exhibition space displaying a wide array of
contemporary and video art, music, and performances from regional and
international artists.
The gallery, located in downtown Derby, aspires to attract New
Haven's diverse artistic community and beyond drawing crowds for
established artists while giving emerging artists a place to exhibit as
well.
The above information is taken from a press release from Jill Treadwell, gallery manager.
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