Boston Drawing Project 10th Anniversary Show

Carroll and Sons Gallery
Boston, MA
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December 2 - 20, 2009

My work was included in an exhibit to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Boston Drawing Project.  The Boston Drawing Project is a collection of artworks on paper housed in Boston at Carroll and Sons Gallery. The Project lives in a series of flat file drawers in the Drawing Space at Carroll and Sons. Each participating artist has a portfolio in a drawer that contains six to twelve artworks along with a copy of the artist's resume and a consignment form. The drawers are open to the public during gallery hours, Tuesday through Saturday, 10 AM to 6 PM. It is not necessary to schedule an appointment to view work in the drawers. The Project is a great resource for artists, curators and collectors. Visit the website to see my available works.

The concept for the Boston Drawing Project began at Pierogi, an artist run gallery in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. Pierogi was founded by artist Joe Amrhein in the mid-1990's with the idea of making works on paper available to a larger audience. Bernard Toale brought the concept to Boston in 1999. The Boston Drawing Project was based in his gallery, the Bernard Toale Gallery, until it closed in the spring of 2008. Joseph Carroll, having curated the Project since 2003, is pleased to have the opportunity to continue the Boston Drawing Project at Carroll and Sons.