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"WINDERLIGHT" Art Exhibition

Washington Street Art Center, 321 Washington St, Somerville, MA | Get Directions »
FREE

An installation of Current and Past work, by Olga Solomita
Photography, Painting, Drawing, Video, etc. 


winderlight: explorations in intimacy, childhood, angels; horses, The Buddha, grace.

elements: photography, painting, writing, film, and video.

Olga Solomita: artist, writer, and educator. 

Living in Cambridge, Massachusetts for most of her adult life, Solomita currently resides in Somerville, Massachusetts, the next lovely town over. Participating in the original, and subsequent, Cambridgeport Open Studios, she now participates in Somerville Open Studios.

Her photography has been exhibited nationwide; and she is an active proponent and curator of local poetry and spoken-word events, including “Just Beyond the Solstice” at the Washington Street Art Center, and 'Spring Masala Mondays' at The Precinct Bar, both in Somerville.

Much of her work is traditional black and white photography from film, ranging from fine art documentary to large-scale, multiple image works. Her light sources explored in the large-scale work include candlelight, and overexposure in bright sunlight. These images have a near abstract, and at times grainy, effect. 

Solomita has recently begun creating images utilizing digital photography. 

Event Details

Posted by: Danielle
Where Washington Street Art Center 321 Washington St, Somerville, MA 02143
Next on This event is over.
Time 4:00 pm–7:00 pm
Who to bring College Students, Singles, Everyone, Families
Website http://­www.­washi­ngtonst.­org
Price $0

More About Washington Street Art Center

Washington Street Art Center

Washington Street Art Center

321 Washington St, Somerville, MA
617-623-5315

Boasting a fully operational dark room and a large gallery, the Washington Street Art Center hosts studio space for roughly 20 local artists. This non-profit hosts monthly exhibitions and maintains gallery hours on Saturday afternoons.  Located between Union and Inman squares in the 321 Washington St industrial complex, the Art Center also has a fabulously detailed website that gives sneak previews for current and future events. 

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