Permission To Be Lost
A Group Exhibition
Permission To Be Lost Announcement
ABOUT
Having your heart broken doesn’t mean you are not cut out for love.
And not knowing why you favor or fancy art doesn’t mean you aren’t worthy to explore it.
Artypants Magazine aims to dismantle the gap between artist and audience.
The bridge is open, connecting our creative ecosystem through this group exhibition, Permission To Be Lost.
Who is part of this show?
The show includes 13 artists within a 20-mile radius of our Headquarters in Rockland, MA. The show represents a group of individuals dedicated to their craft, or at a pivotal point in their practice, for whom a group show would be an inviting and intriguing proposition. Some of these artists have been published in previous Artypants issues, whereas others are entirely new for us to showcase.
Photo: Maryann Gibbons
This exhibition invites you to step between worlds. The pieces on view are truly complementary and provocative in ways we’re delighted for you to discover.
Please join us at either reception or visit the Clemens Gallery during library hours.
Exhibition dates:
Show opens: October 3
Reception: October 4 | 2:00–4:00 PM
Reception: November 1 | 2:00–4:00 PM
Show closes: November 6
Join us and open your soul to what you already know.
The South Shore has an incredible network of patrons, artists, and enthusiasts who put together solo and group shows at community libraries. We hope discovering this is the start of your library art tour journey! This exhibition is in collaboration with the Clemens Gallery at the Hingham Public Library.
Dear Human
We aim to foster connection and curiosity among these diverse works, bridging the artist and the audience for this show. In addition to works shared in various mediums for this exhibition, each artist has written a personal letter to the viewer standing before their art.
Starting with “Dear Human,” each artist shares an insight, reflection, discovery, or something about their process, while reminding the viewer they also have: Permission To Be Lost.
Curious how Permission To Be Lost came to be? Read the story behind the show from its curator and Artypants Founder & Editorial Director, Maryann Gibbons, below.
Hello, World!
Artypants Artists At Clemens Gallery This Year
“Requiem in Bloom” by Melissa Diane and “Birds” by Nina Cherie Cahill. Artypants Magazine was not involved in this exhibition, but both artists have been featured in previous issues. The imagery offers a glimpse of the Clemens Gallery at Hingham Public Library, home to our upcoming exhibition, Permission To Be Lost.
