“Rejected to Perfected: Fine Art from Recyclables” http://tinyurl.com/2bu5h6t

“Rejected to Perfected: Fine Art from Recyclables” http://tinyurl.com/2bu5h6t
	Opens Thursday, June 10, 2010 http://www.carrollcountyartscouncil.org/aa_galleryexhibits.asp
	Tevis Gallery on view June 10 - August 6, 2010 Join us for a members only opening reception with complementary wine and hors d'oeuvres Friday, June 18 5:30-6:30pm. Public reception June 18 6:30-7:30pm Following the reception at 7:30pn FLICC will present "Walden: the Ballad of Thoreau," a touching film celebrating Thoreau’s life, work and his final two days in his cabin before leaving Walden Pond. Western Civilizations’ throw-away society had its beginnings in the Italian Renaissance when Humanist writers espoused facts that Mother Nature would constantly replenish her resources. The early 20th century Italian Futurist painter, Marinetti, wrote a manifest to the movement that applauded industrial pollution as proof that mankind was moving forward in a positive direction. Enter the 21st century and industrialized nations are looking back, not to the Italian Renaissance or industry but to those countries, while appearing primitive, have been practicing sustainable living. Rejected to Perfected will feature art and media are not purchased at the art store, whose pigment will not pollute water sources but bring awareness to the beauty and functionality that can be found in the landfill, recycle bins and dumpsters. These creative artists think out of the box. “Renew-Reuse-Recycle” is their artistic credo. In addition, there will be a few other twists such as displaying the incredible bottle cap sculpture of “Starry Night” on loan from Finksburg Public Library, and we will be selling copies of “Do Martians Recycle” by Sharon Gribbon-Lindemon. Artists included in the show are: Kevin Dayhoff, Westminster; Sharon Gribbin-Lindemon, New Windsor; Heather Hodge, Westminster; Joy Miller, Port Deposit; Roger Miller, Taneytown; Beverly Reidinger, Myersville; Virginia Sperry, Eldersburg; and The Trashy Women Collective, Perryville
	Sponsor:	The Maryland Sustainable Living Fair
	Location:	The Carroll Art Center, 91 West Main Street, Westminster, MD, 21157 View Google Map

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