what's up @ BWAC (=Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition)

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Art IN CHANGING PERSPECTIVES
thru Aug 16 weekends 1 – 6PM

It’s a great place to catch a harbor breeze and snatch an affordable piece of art.

Among the 800 new works and 220+ exhibiting artists, four artists are featured -
Audrey Frank Anastasi, whose paintings capture the soul and essence of their subjects,
Joseph Anastasi and his grand scale presentation of photographic images which definitely offer an altered perspective
David DiPasquale’s spiritual, otherworldly qualities of light in his Octave Cycle paintings and
Arden Suydam’s Night Crossings – a unique perspective of the Brooklyn Bridge at night.


This weekend at the Pier:

We proudly exhibit the Veteran Art National Poster Project.

Sat: In the BWAC Screening Room at 3PM - Slightly in Seine
Film journalist Matt Peterson presents three remarkable essay cine-poem films that use the Seine as a launching pad.

Sun: A story of unrequited love, hopeful love, true live and foolish love, Shakespeare’s
Twelfth Night at 3PM by Communicable Arts.
…..Who needs Shakespeare in the Park (in the rain)

Also on Sunday, a wonderful opportunity:
How to Get Started in Web Design, free seminar by Noble Desktop, 2 to 4PM

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