Showing posts with label Made In Fort Point. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Made In Fort Point. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 13, 2016

Holiday Shopping Fort Point Style

What is holiday shopping Fort Point style? It is social, unique and avoids mall traffic. It is one-of-kind gifts for everyone on your list. It is tasty treats and refreshments from fine restaurants. It is live entertainment by local performers. It is free and open to all.

It starts Wednesday, December 14, 2016 from 6 pm - 8 pm with the opening reception of Paper Chase 2016 at the FPAC Gallery at 300 Summer Street. On sale are over 50 works on paper, including prints, drawings, watercolors, photographs, and handmade paper. All priced at $100. The exhibition benefits the Fort Point Arts Community. Works will be on sale through December 23d.

Dorothy Hebden Heath
On Thursday, December 15th from 6 pm to 8 pm, visit the Gallery At 249 A for the opening reception of The Colors of Nature: Dorothy Hebden Heath & Caroline Muir. The gallery will also be open during the Fort Point Stroll on Friday and the 249 A Holiday Sale on Saturday 12 pm - 5 pm.  The Gallery at 249 A is located within the 249 A Street Artists Cooperative.
Caroline Muir












Not to be missed is the  Friends of Fort Point Channel Fort Point Holiday Stroll this Friday, December 16th from 4 pm - 8 pm.

Shop, Sip and Stroll through our historic neighborhood, nibble sweet & savory treats from restaurants and bars, explore galleries & artist studios, and shop at boutiques & pop-up shops. Don't forget to grab your map at any of the participating locations, explore the neighborhood, and collect stamps for a chance to win amazing prizes from local boutiques and restaurants! View list of Stroll participants and plan your shopping stroll experience.


in conjunction with the 
Fort Point Holiday Stroll


Fort Poinsettias featuring Larry Platt, Mo Thorkelson and Curly Cremona will be performing a holiday season sing-along Friday from 4:30 pm - 7:30 pm at the Gallery At 249 A. This performance is sponsored by the Friends of Fort Point Channel.


249 A Holiday Sale: December 16th from 4 pm - 8 pm and Saturday, December 17th from 12 pm - 5 pm. Fort Point’s original artists' building will hold a mini-open studios for holiday shopping. More than twenty artists, both cooperative members and invited guests, will be opening their doors in the building. Visitors can find handmade gifts of art, craft, and design made by local artists in one building in the historic Fort Point neighborhood of South Boston. Shop in a relaxed studio setting, meet the artists, and enjoy complimentary refreshments.

Rooster Tails and the Fort Point Theatre Channel present A Surreal Soiree: An Evening of Beatniks, Clowns and Cleopatra Friday at 8 pm at Art Under The Stairs, Midway Artist Studios, 15 Channel Center Street. It will be a Cacophonous Cabaret of sound and light. movies, music, and performance by Mick Cusimano and friends. More details.

243d Boston Tea Party Re-enactment: Presented by Old South Meeting House and the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, the Annual Boston Tea Party Reenactment is a chance for the public to join in on one of Boston’s most iconic protests. Re-enactors from across New England come together to tell the story of the Boston Tea Party and dramatize the evening of December 16, 1773. Head to the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum by 8 pm and watch as the Sons of Liberty storm aboard the Brig Beaver to destroy chest after chest of East India Company Tea. More details.

Fort Point Arts Holiday Sale at 315 on A (315 A St.) 
Join the Fort Point Arts Community for festive shopping showcasing arts, crafts, jewelry and designs by local Fort Point artists.
Friday, December 16th 4 pm - 8 pm
Saturday, December 17th, 12 pm - 6 pm
Sunday, December 18th, 12 pm - 6 pm

Holiday Gems at Made In Fort Point store offers a wide range of fine art, jewelry, prints, clothing and cards where you are sure to find a gem for even the hardest person to buy for on your list. Made in Fort Point received Best of Boston neighborhood shopping for 2016. Open Thursday - Saturday 12 pm - 6 pm. 

Thank you for visiting Fort Point and supporting our local artists, restaurants, museums and retail shops. 

Wednesday, April 06, 2016

Fashion Arrives in Fort Point

Karen McFeaters
"In the Eye of The Beholder" explores the personal nature of beauty. Over twenty artists across multiple disciplines create a show that will intrigue and fashion-ate. You are invited to the opening reception:

Thursday, April 7
5:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Midway Artist Studios
15 Channel Center St.

Exhibiting artists are: Laia Albaladejo, Maltsya Batelman, Joel Benjamin, Nikolay Cherny, Anna Comella, Dawna Davis, Julian De La Garza, Daniel Demiller Jr, Nathan Evans, Elisa Hamilton, Judith Klein, Nina Libin, Christina Liotti, Karen McFeaters, Janet Parker, Jenne Reyburn, Amanda Richards, James Russell, Alicia Savage, Anh Sawyer, Philip Sawyer, Margaret Shepherd, Olga Shmuylovich, Souther and Sara Tchen-Susman.

Make a date for the exhibition's grand finale "Behold...The Art of Adornment", the second annual runway experience showcasing wearable art and accessories from local Boston artists and fashion designers from Lasell College, May 6 from 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm during Artweek Boston,

In celebration of Boston Design Week, Made in Fort Point presented "One at a time...Slow fashion in a fast world" on March 31st. 

Local celebrity designer Amy Nguyen headlines a group of Fort Point artists passionate about sustainable, long-lasting fashion. This special event includes an artist talk by Amy and displays hand made designs in clothing, accessories, and jewelry by designers: Amy Nguyen, Alys Myers, Dawna Davis, Anh Sawyer, Jenifer Stark, Philip Sawyer and Carol Bugarin. 

Made in Fort Point sells and exhibits art, craft and design of over seventy-five Fort Point Arts Community members and is located at 315 A Street.

  

originally published 3.31.16

Friday, June 05, 2015

Art Happenings You Won't Want To Miss

If you missed Sowa Artists Guild's First Fridays June 5th at 450 Harrison Street in the South End and last weekend's South Boston Open Studios at the Distillery and at 555 Gallery, you won't want to miss:.  

Tuesday, June 9th from 5pm -7pm is the opening reception of "Mentor", a juried exhibition featuring works by eight Fort Point artist/educators and their students, at the Atlantic Wharf Gallery. RSVPShow runs through June 19th.

Made in Fort Point hosts their June featured artist of the month, Liliana Folta, at an opening reception on  Wednesday, June 10th from 5 pm - 7 pm. RSVP. Liliana Folta was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She has lived and worked in Fort Point at Midway Artist Studios since 2009 and soon will relocate her studio to Berlin, Germany. Liliana studied Fine Arts and ceramics at Tarrant County College NE Texas, where she received an “Outstanding Merit Award” and a “Distinguished Scholarship.”  The Made in Fort Point store sells and exhibits art, craft and design of over 50 Fort Point Arts Community members.
Made in Fort Point Featured June Artist Liliana Folta

The FPAC Gallery presents "Drawing & Sparring”, an exhibit featuring work by Fort Point artists inspired by the art of boxing. The opening reception is Thursday, June 11th from 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm at 300 Summer St. RSVP.  The exhibit is on view through July 2, 2015.

There will also be a Fort Point Public Art Walking Tour on Thursday starting at 5 pm at A St. and Necco Ct. to view five art installations and hear from the artists. The tour will end at the FPAC Galley at 6:30 pm. RSVP

The art happenings all take place during Seaport - Fort Point Week June 5th - 12th. Rediscover the Boston Waterfront
Seaport-Fort Point Week










updated 6.9.15

Sunday, March 01, 2015

Art Marches On In Fort Point

Tired of thinking about snow? This Thursday, March 5, 2015 take yourself out for an evening art stroll about Fort Point. There are four art openings to lift your spirits, intrigue, and inspire you. 
Glean at FPAC Gallery


The FPAC Gallery at 300 Summer opens with "Glean", an exhibition of the work of Sharon Freed, Walter Kopec and Andrew Neumann. "Glean" runs through April 16, 2015. RSVP to attend Thursday night's reception from 5pm - 7pm. 





Fish and Chicks at FP3 Gallery
Take the Summer Street bridge stairs down to 346 Congress Street for the FP3 Gallery opening of Fish and Chicks, new work by Joanne Kaliontzis on view through May 27th. The gallery opening reception is from 6pm - 8pm. 





Cross Congress to A Street and go "Outside the Lines" with Made In Fort Point's March featured artist, Rebecca Leviss Dwyer. The Made In Fort Point store is located at the rear of 315 on A (315 A Street). RSVP to attend their 5pm - 7pm reception


Kelly Carmody at Walter Feldman Gallery





Continue walking down A Street to Channel Center Street and the Arts and Business Council's Walter Feldman Gallery located at Midway Artist Studios, 15 Channel Center Street in suite 103. Kelly Carmody: Deeper Sense is the first solo exhibition of the Walter Feldman Fellowship for Emerging Artists, and is on view through April 7, 2015. RSVP to the opening reception, which goes from 5:30pm until 7:30pm. 


While visiting the Walter Feldman Gallery take a look at the Midway Channel Gallery's Spark, Smoke and Dust Show located on the first floor of Midway Artist Studios.
Sparks, Smoke & Dust at Midway Channel Gallery

originally published 3.2.15

Thursday, November 06, 2014

Fort Point Channel Landmarks November Meeting

The FORT POINT CHANNEL LANDMARK DISTRICT COMMISSION will hold a public hearing:

Thursday, 13 November 2014
5:30 P.M.
Boston City Hall – Piemonte Room
After 5:30 p.m., enter and exit City Hall at the Dock Square entrance on Congress Street
(across from Faneuil Hall).


Subject of the hearing will be applications for Certificates of Design Approval on the agenda below, review of architectural violations and such business as may come before the commission, in accordance with Ch. 772 of the Acts of 1975, as amended. Applications are available for review during normal business hours at the office of the Environment Department. Applicants or their representatives are required to attend, unless indicated otherwise below. Sign-language interpreters are available upon request.

I. 5:30 PM DESIGN REVIEW HEARING

5:30 PM

Application 15.594 FPC 315 A Street
Applicant: Made in Fort Point (tenant): Install vinyl window decals

5:45 PM

Application 14.1342 FPC 313 Congress Street (continued review)
Applicant: Patrick Lynch (tenant): Revisions to previously approved signage

PROJECTED ADJOURNMENT: 6:00 PM

Past Hearing Deliberations

originally published 11.1.14

Friday, October 17, 2014

Fort Point Open Studios Starts Tonight

The thirty-fifth annual Fort Point Open Studios kicks off tonight with a preview of artists' studios, galleries and group shows from 4 pm to 7 pm. At 8 pm at Atlantic Wharf, the Fort Point Theatre Channel presents "In The Summer House", a play about the mysterious and powerful relationship between mothers and their daughters. All Fort Point Open Studios' events are free and open to the public.

The Fort Point Fall Open Studios is one of Fort Point Arts Community's (FPAC) largest events that showcases the vibrant artist community. Over 150 artists will open their studios. It is an opportunity to meet the artists where they create; see amazing art in Fort Point's historic warehouses; and buy local, original art from the people who make it. In addition, there will be numerous performances, artists’ demos, and art-making for all ages throughout the weekend.  

Come be a part of Boston's original Open Studios. More information on participating artists, public art and special events. Free parking is available at the Binford and A Street parking lot on the left. Don't forget to visit the new Made In Fort Point store at 315 on A Street rear for more local art, crafts, jewelry and clothing. 

Thursday, October 02, 2014

Made In Fort Point Grand Opening

Fort Point artists and the Fort Points Arts Community (FPAC) kick off October with the Grand Opening of their Made In Fort Point store. Tonight's Grand Opening features an artist's talk and a wearable art exhibition.

Thursday, October 2, 2014
5 pm - 7 pm
315 on A Street Rear
Made In Fort Point
Made In Fort Point store

Throughout the evening, "Wear Your Art on Your Sleeve: A Presentation of Wearable Pieces" will include Fort Point artists showing their locally made, one-of-a-kind clothing as a preview of Boston Fashion Week. Margaret DeBruin shows upcycled children's clothing and accessories, Jen Mecca brings her hand-dyed shibori scarves, Amy Nguyen presents sculptural and functional cloth pieces, Anh and Philip Sawyer display their apparel for men and women, and Jen Stark introduces her fall sweater line.

At 6 pm, Liliana Folta will give an artist talk in celebration of her public art installation "Flower Blanket - The Farewell to Summer", a nostalgic representation of the end of a season – bright colors, robust gardens and sunny days. "Flower Blanket" is on view at the West Service Road entrance of the store. 

Food is generously provided by Row 34 located close by on Congress Street. The event is sponsored by Gerding Edlen, the Barking Crab, and the New England Foundation for the Arts. For more grand opening details visit FPAC,

Interested in seeing more local art and meeting artists in their Fort Point live/work studios? Mark you calendar for Fort Point Open Studios October 17 -19, 2014. 

Thursday, September 08, 2011

Tonight: Lisa Greenfield at Made in Fort Point


Made in Fort Point (the FPAC store) will be exhibiting the paintings of Lisa M. Greenfield, "On The Edge" for the month of September. Greenfield's paintings explore themes of color, surface, space, and edge. A twist on the urban landscape, Greenfield's minimal approach to architecture, with subtle use of color and form, creates spatial ambiguities and shifts or foreground and background.

Lisa Greenfield is an artist and urban planner with a BA in Fine Arts from Brandeis University. She has been an active member of the Fort Point Arts Community for many years. Greenfield has received numerous grants and awards, including most recently the St. Botolph Club Foundation 2011 Emerging Artist Award.  Show dates: Sept 1 - Sept 30, 2011

Opening Reception: Thursday September 8th, 5-7 pm
Made in Fort Point, 12 Farnsworth St., Boston, MA  
Meet the artist and enjoy complimentary refreshments from
FPAC, Sportello, and Sagarinos
 

Thursday, July 22, 2010

rewind: Former FP Artists Show: Opening 8/12

When artists first began moving into the Fort Point Channel section of Boston, they were true pioneers, showing the way for communities nationwide to rejuvenate old manufacturing properties for use as art studios and meccas. The Fort Point neighborhood, with its warehouses and lofts, was the home of thousands of artists since approximately 1975.

Many of those trendsetters will return for “rewind: The Former Fort Point Artists Show" at the FPAC @12Gallery

rewind: The Former Fort Point Artists Show
August 1st through Sept 17th
Reception, Thursday August 12th, 5-8 PM
Made in Fort Point
12 Farnsworth St. (off Congress)


This show reviews the work of 27 artists who have lived and/or worked in Fort Point and moved out of the neighborhood in the last 35 years.


Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Made in Fort Point Opening Tomorrow



black is Wendy Shapiro's latest large-scale textured acrylic series
Meet the artist and enjoy refreshments this Thursday

complimentary refreshments from FPAC, Sportello, and Sagarinos


Opening Reception: Thursday May 14, 2010
time:
5:00-7:00pm
location: Made in Fort Point


Tuesday, March 02, 2010

Made in Fort Point: March Artist of the Month



The March Artist of the Month at Made in Fort Point is Daniel J. van Ackere.

A graduate of The School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Daniel J. van Ackere's photographs appear regularly in The New York Times, Boston Magazine, Cook's Illustrated and Yankee Magazine. He specializes in food photography and portraiture.


There will be an opening reception:

Thursday, March 11, 2010
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Made in Fort Point Store
12 Farnsworth St.
Boston, MA


Friday, December 04, 2009

Made in Fort Point Holiday Sale, Opening Today

FPAC's 11th Annual Holiday Sale is today through Sunday.


Stop by the Holiday Opening Today for complimentary holiday snacks:

Holiday Sale Opening
Friday, December 4th, 5-7 PM
12 Farsworth Street



The Fort Point Arts Community Holiday sale is a unique opportunity for artful holiday shopping, or to just treat yourself!

***20 talented local artists will be set up, displaying their wares over the three-day event.
***The newly expanded FPAC Store will be open featuring works of art, craft and design by over seventy-five fort point artists.
***Art at 12 presents SMALL WORKS: artworks by Fort Point Arts Community members from December 4th through the holidays.

Find jewelry, paintings, prints, pottery artists’ books, photography, handcrafted clothing and accessories, furniture, lighting, prints, holiday ornaments, cards, and much, much more! Something for every budget.


For more details, see http://www.fortpointarts.org/cgi-bin/FPAC?s=open_studios

Friday, November 27, 2009

IAG Meeting for 319 A St. Project, 12/8

Please be advised that there will be a 319 A Street Rear Project Impact Advisory Group (“ IAG”) Working Session meeting on Tuesday, December 8, 8:00-9:30AM, at Made in the Fort Point, located at 12 Farnsworth Street.

All members of the community and media are welcome to attend IAG Meetings.

For details on the project, see this post.

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Made in Fort Point Opening, 11/5


Adam Yothers is the featured artist for November at Made in Fort Point, the FPAC store. There will be an opening on November 5th.

Adam runs printing studio Dyslexicpress which he describes as:

"'The Dyslexic Press,' besides being a provocative name, is about the printing of a visual language. Dyslexia is an impairment comprehending written language. While not dyslexic myself, I'm interested in exploring the visual language generated by our culturally loaded imagery and iconography."


Opening for Adam Yothers
Thursday, November 5, 5-7 PM
Made in Fort Point
12 Farnsworth Street, Boston MA

Tuesday, October 06, 2009

Opening Thursday: Made in Fort Point

This Thursday evening (10/8) come see the newly-redesigned Made in Fort Point, FPAC's Store located at 12 Farnsworth Street.

October's featured artist is Sylvia Stagg-Giuliano (http://www.stagg-giuliano.com/)




Opening Reception featuring Sylvia Stagg-Giuliano
October 8th, 5-7pm
Made in Fort Point
12 Farnsworth Street (next door to flour bakery)

Monday, July 06, 2009

Made in Fort Point July: Dan Osterman


July's featured artist for Made in Fort Point is Dan Osterman: new paintings and drawings

Made in Fort Point, the FPAC Storefeatures art, design and fine craft by members of the Fort Point Arts Community.

12 Farnsworth St. (off of Congress Flour Bakery )
Monday through Friday 11am-6pm
Saturday 11am-4pm
The FPAC Store telephone number is 617-388-5919

The artist will be in the store on Mondays. Stop by, check out his work, and say 'Hi'.

Thursday, May 21, 2009

Made in Fort Point: Reception Tonight

Made in Fort Point: Bonnie Mineo
http://www.bonniemineo.com/

FPAC's Store at 12 Farnsworth St.
Reception: This Thursday, May 21
5:00-7:30PM
meet the artist and join us for complimentary snacks and beverages

Made In Fort Point features new work by Bonnie Mineo for the month of May. Her vibrant prints reflect a love of color and response to details in the landscape. Bonnie has been developing a low tech process with water-based inks and polystyrene plates which result in relief prints rich in color with layered shapes, textures and marks. The process allows for spontaneity, accidents and intentions to come together in creating unique prints without a press.

Bonnie teaches Mixed Media/Collage and Water-based Printmaking here in Fort Point with the Fort Point Studio School and at DeCordova Museum.

Made in Fort Point features the work of over 50 Fort Point artists, craftspeople, and designers. We sell paintings, jewelry, prints, artists books, greeting cards, furniture,
wearables, ceramics, lighting and more. We are located at 12 Farnsworth Street off of Congress Street, 2 short blocks east of the Children's Museum and next door to Flour.