CELEBRATE WITH SPINDLEWORKS
2008 marks our 30th year. For three decades Spindleworks has offered a nurturing environment for artists with disabilities.
We will celebrate this milestone through events and exhibits throughout the year. Please check back often for more information!
Everything in Sight, the new documentary film about filmmaking at Spindleworks debued at Frontier Cafe and Cinema to a sold out crowd. We had a great review in the Portland Phoenix, and everyone has been asking when the next screening is! Stay tuned but if you cannot wait, please come by Spindleworks or Frontier where the DVD is on sale: $15 each or two for $25. All proceeds go towards Spindleworks programming including continued film projects.
everything in sight-the exhibit
When:March 10 through April 24th
Where: Frontier Cafe, Cinema and Gallery, Fort Andross Mill, Brunswick
Hours:
Monday - Thursday ~ 9am - 9pm
Friday ~ 9am - 11pm
Saturday ~ 11am - 11pm
Sunday Closed
In the Whatnot Gallery
ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL
When:May 1-31, 2008
Reception: Friday May 9th, 5-8pm
Spindleworks starts of the season with our favorite subject:ANIMALS!!! The artists love creatures of every size and shape. This spring they have studied taxidemy animals from Maine Audubon, as well as conjuring up favorites from their imagination. Come join us for a reception in conjunction with the Second Friday Artwalk in Brunswick, sponsored by Five Rivers Arts Alliance
Ongoing
SPINDLEWORKS BLOG: Spindleworks now has a blog! Find out
what's happening at 7 Lincoln street at: http://spindleworkers.blogspot.com/2007/03/about-us.html
VIDEO and SOUND projects are now accessible online.
Check out our latest videos on Youtube.com (search spindleworks)
Hear the
latest sound experiments (check out 'The Sonic World of Nancy
Scott')
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