This WEEK END............T.O.A.S.T.

By Anonymous -

HI EVERYBODY

IT’S APRIL AND SPRING IS FINALLY ON ITS WAY ALONG WITH THE ANNUAL TRIBECA OPEN ARTIST STUDIO TOUR a/k/a T.O.A.S.T THIS WEEKEND…..SO IF YOU IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OR JUST LOOKING FOR A FUN AND INTERESTING WAY TO SPEND A COUPLE OF HOURS COME VISIT US AT 368 BROADWAY RM 306 AND HAVE A LOOK!!! - CHECK OUT ATTACHED MAP FOR HRS & STUDIOS

DONNA ROSENTHAL
New York-based artist Donna Rosenthal explores "the effects of traditional and societal influences on the lives of women." Rosenthal adds, "I use text, repetition, and the cultural symbolism of clothing to expose the struggles between the internal and external self." The artist employs traditional craft materials: vintage papers, books, magazines, linens, buttons, and dress patterns. These materials are deconstructed, then transformed and embellished with embroidery, beading, and gluing. As the final addition, text ties together content and materials, resulting in sculptures that are humorous yet provocative.


AND ALSO
Dear friends:

Come celebrate the return of warm weather with a little art this coming Friday at a reception for my second annual TOAST show.

The Tribeca Open Artist Studio Tour (TOAST) is in its 13th year and is a great way to see artists at work in their environment. This year, over 70 artists are opening their studios, with local galleries and restaurants opening their doors as well.

Here are the details for my reception:
Friday April 24
From 6 to 8 pm
Location: VinoVino wine bar @ 211 West Broadway (between Franklin and White Street) - right at the Franklin Street stop on the 1 (red) train.

Stop by for some art (see attachments for a preview), wine and yummy food.

If you can't make it Friday evening, the show runs Saturday and Sunday as well, from 1 to 6 pm. I will have maps of all exhibitors and have included a pdf version here as well.

Weather forecast Friday and this weekend calls for 70's, 80's and lots of sun - perfect for a little art and wine!

For more information:
www.gregoireganter.com
www.toastartwalk.com
www.vinovino.net

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