A Message from A.P.E.
"Being responsible for creating the future it is important that we keep alive our capacity to
imagine what that might be lest we continue to recreate the present.”
—Gordon Thorne
A.P.E. stands in solidarity with all those working for justice, safety, and equity and with those on the streets protesting the racist police murder of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and the countless other Black lives taken at the hands of the police.
We join with those individuals and organizations who are demanding a collective imagining of a world free of white supremacy. We acknowledge the ongoing work in the present moment that is necessary for building trust and equity in our communities, and commit to examining our organizational history and practices in an effort to increase accountability, accessibility, and inclusion, and to work to dismantle racism and white supremacy wherever we find it.
To our BIPOC community members, we recognize your pain. A.P.E. supports the fight for your rights to move and breathe, create and make, live and thrive, both locally in our communities and beyond.
"Being responsible for creating the future it is important that we keep alive our capacity to
imagine what that might be lest we continue to recreate the present.”
—Gordon Thorne
A.P.E. stands in solidarity with all those working for justice, safety, and equity and with those on the streets protesting the racist police murder of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and the countless other Black lives taken at the hands of the police.
We join with those individuals and organizations who are demanding a collective imagining of a world free of white supremacy. We acknowledge the ongoing work in the present moment that is necessary for building trust and equity in our communities, and commit to examining our organizational history and practices in an effort to increase accountability, accessibility, and inclusion, and to work to dismantle racism and white supremacy wherever we find it.
To our BIPOC community members, we recognize your pain. A.P.E. supports the fight for your rights to move and breathe, create and make, live and thrive, both locally in our communities and beyond.
Updates from A.P.E.
The A.P.E. gallery at 126 Main Street is closed for now due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Summer projects include "normal pop-up", two week art installations in the window space on Main Street. Exhibitions inside the gallery will resume in September. We will continue to post artist and exhibition updates on the website and including ONLINE OFFERINGS.
And to see our 2019 ARTIST RETROSPECTIVE for projects at A.P.E@Hawley with SCDT click HERE
Our staff is working from home with some limited hours in the gallery so please call or email us at lisathompson@apearts.org or 413-586-5553 if you have questions or concerns. We are doing our best to make decisions that both minimize the disruption of programming but also follow the recommendations of experts. We hope that even in this time of the pandemic we can stay connected, creative and optimistic.
The A.P.E. gallery at 126 Main Street is closed for now due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Summer projects include "normal pop-up", two week art installations in the window space on Main Street. Exhibitions inside the gallery will resume in September. We will continue to post artist and exhibition updates on the website and including ONLINE OFFERINGS.
And to see our 2019 ARTIST RETROSPECTIVE for projects at A.P.E@Hawley with SCDT click HERE
Our staff is working from home with some limited hours in the gallery so please call or email us at lisathompson@apearts.org or 413-586-5553 if you have questions or concerns. We are doing our best to make decisions that both minimize the disruption of programming but also follow the recommendations of experts. We hope that even in this time of the pandemic we can stay connected, creative and optimistic.
EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS AT A.P.E.
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