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Opening reception

Flavia Bacarella: Woodcuts from The Alone Trip / Rani Carson: Peaceful Protest

Thursday, Oct 8

5–8 PM

Prince Street Gallery

WOODCUTS FROM THE ALONE TRIP by FLAVIA BACARELLA

Flavia Bacarella presents a series of woodcuts that illustrate THE ALONE TRIP: IN THE WILD DOWN UNDER, written by her husband, Keith Stewart. This is their second collaborative project. The book recounts the story of the author’s solitary journey in wild Australia. Bacarella’s evocative woodcuts capture the spirit of the book, bringing to life Stewart’s daily routines, his friendship with a monitor lizard, and his coming to terms with solitude.

Flavia Bacarella’s art alternates between woodcut and painting. She studied at the NY Studio School and holds an MFA from Brooklyn College. She has shown her work at Lohin Geduld Gallery in NYC; the Sullivan County Museum and the Kurt Seligmann Studio in the Hudson Valley; Fairleigh Dickinson University and Blair Academy, both in New Jersey.

PEACEFUL PROTEST by RANI CARSON

Rani Carson’s PEACEFUL PROTEST presents paintings that reflect the political atmosphere in which we find ourselves living today. Carson has been inspired by Jamaica's Rastafari community and their courageous stand for peace and love and justice.

Carson has shown her work both nationally and internationally at the Banana Factory in Bethlehem, PA; at the Vorpal Gallery in San Francisco; the Brooklyn Museum and the Allan Stone Gallery in New York; the Meguro Museum of Art in Tokyo; and in the Annual and Biennial Exhibitions in the National Gallery of Jamaica.

Venue info

Prince Street Gallery
Address
547 West 27th Street, 5th Floor, Suite 504, New York, NY 10001, Chelsea
Website
princestreetgallery.com
Hours
Open now · until 6PM
MonClosedTue11AM – 6PMWed11AM – 6PMThu11AM – 6PMFri11AM – 6PMSat11AM – 6PMSunClosed

The exhibition

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