It’s a little early for this announcement, but I’m pretty excited, and I also know that some people like to plan ahead. Starting on May 2, a selection of photos from Portraits of Boston will be on display at the Piano Craft Gallery in Boston. The opening reception from 6 to 10pm will mark the Gallery’s grand (re)opening. Also known as the Gallery at the Piano Factory, it recently moved to a different space in the same building. I thought the folks at the Gallery, starting with director Richard Inonog, did a great job with the space. It’s brand new, bright, huge yet homey, and just about perfect. The exhibition is free and will feature many of my favorite portraits and stories, including some that have never been shown online. Even if you’ve seen some of the portraits, viewing them in a gallery setting would be a completely different experience. Of course, you can also finally say hi in person and ask me anything. And honestly, I am super excited to meet you. The Gallery is located in the Piano Craft Guild building on 793 Tremont Street, a short walk from the Mass Ave stop on the Orange Line. The exhibition will be open until May 25, Fridays from 6 to 8pm and Saturdays and Sundays from 12 to 5pm. pianocraftgallery.org/
Posted on: Mon, 14 Apr 2014 23:07:10 +0000
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