JPAA Spring Members Show at the Footlight Club
April 7 - May 5, 2018
7 Eliot Street, Jamaica Plain
Artist Talks and Reception: Wednesday, April 18, 6-9pm
Closing Reception: Thursday May 3, 6-8:30pm
Exhibiting artists:
Jane Akiba
Kim Andrea
Nicole Bahlmann
Erica Baptiste
Phyllis Bluhm
Conny Bigony
Celeste Bocchicchio-Chaudhri
Lynn Dann
Francesca D'Elia
Erik Gehring
Lisa Goren
Mary Harman
Suzanne Hoffman
Yangsoon Ji
Carol Johnson
Cynthia Kollios
Victoria Laje
Joni Lohr
Nancy Marks
Silvina Mizrahi
Erica Nazzaro
Fiona O'Connor
Mardi Reed
Tamara Safford
Andrea Tamkin
Al Wallstrom
Barbara Ellen Watkins
Nancy J Young
Richard Youngstrom
Ginny Zanger
Artist talks:
April 18, 6-9pm
Francesca D'Elia
Lisa Goren
Suzanne Hoffman
Nancy Marks
Fiona O’Connor
Remi Pico
Mardi Reed
Ginny Zanger
America’s oldest community theater is teaming up with one of the first Artist Associations in Boston for a month of drama and art. Since 1987 Jamaica Plain artists have been creatively collaborating and this spring the tradition continues with the JPAA Spring Members Show on view from April 13th to May 3rd in Eliot Hall during the run of Heathers the Musical at The Footlight Club. In addition to viewing the exhibition, gallery visitors will have the opportunity to hear directly from several exhibiting artists about their art and creative process during an evening of Artist Talks on Wednesday, April 18th from 6 to 9pm.
The Jamaica Plain Artists Association is a membership-based group open to visual artists in and around Boston, Massachusetts who create and promote art in our community. Members include painters, photographers, sculptors, designers, ceramists, jewelers, mosaic and book artists, printmakers and digital media artists at all stages of development. Joining forces with The Footlight Club and Boston Main Streets exemplifies the mission of the Jamaica Plain Artists Association to foster a supportive community of artists, promote art to a broad audience, and work with organizations, businesses, and individuals, to benefit JPAA artists and the wider community using the power of art to promote creativity, diversity and inclusivity.