Perpetual e Motion/ Current Show

Featuring Artwork by Guy Wilkins

Check out what the Blue Greenberg of the Herald-Sun said about “Perpetual e Motion.”

Special Show for Third Friday/Art Walk Weekend

“Snapshots”

LabourLove Gallery is proud to present the works of artists: Luke Miller Buchanan, Lincoln Hancock, Bethany Bash, Denee Black, Peter Filene and Amy Gelber in a special show for Durham Art Walk Weekend.  Each of the artists come from various educational backgrounds ranging from studies in illustration and design to photography and sculpture.  The common thread linking these very different artists together is their ability to create “snapshots” of our multi-facetted, complex environments.

LabourLove Gallery will exhibit work of paintings, collages, sculpture and photography in a show titled Snapshots. We are excited to bring each of these artists into one show for the Durham Art Walk weekend.  Snapshots will be up along with Perpetual e Motion until December 10, 2010.

LabourLove Gallery will also enjoy Home-brew beer by our favorite third friday guest: Jason Salemme.

The children’s art table will be set up for the Art Walk Weekend.

Come support Clean Energy Durham, LabourLove Gallery and a team of students from the Art Institute of Raleigh-Durham working hard to get an “A” on their project!

Sponsored by  The Art Institute of Raleigh-Durham,  Ciao Water and The Cotton Room

Painting by Kelly Dew and Porter Pelphrey

Friday, March 12 @ 7:00 pm – 11 pm
at Golden Belt
807 E Main St., Downtown Durham

AIRD students Kate Holland, Kayleigh Dixon, Sarah Murphey, and Hershey Crawford are holding an event on Friday, March 12th on Golden Belt Campus, Downtown Durham at 7pm.   Come collaborate with us within an environment of art, music, food, drinks, and friends! Come view amazing artist, Kelly Dew, and her works as well as support environmental awareness with Ciao water and Clean Energy Durham!

Kelly Dew is the co-owner and creative director of Labour Love Gallery. She is a graduate and Presidential Scholar from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago where she studied painting. The work will feature a collaboration piece with the students which will be silent auctioned, a series of five paintings Kelly completed with her two year old son, Porter, and more. 20% of all profits for everything sold in the gallery during the weekend will go to Clean Energy Durham.

Food will be provided by the AIRD culinary program’s The District at 410, and a cash bar provided by The Cotton Room.

Ciao Water will be giving out samples of their fully biodegradable bottled water. You read that right – a fully biodegradable plastic bottle.

Acoustic music in an open mic format will be performed by area musicians. There’s even a rumor that the other half of LabourLove, John Pelphrey, might get behind the mic for a couple of songs.

This event is free of charge and open to the public, so bring your friends and support local art, the students, and an environmental cause all at the same time!

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