CURRENT
SPLIT LEVEL GALLERY
SEPT 6 - 28 • SPLIT LEVEL GALLERY @ 33 HAWLEY
Opening reception • September 13; 5-8pm • Part of Arts Night Out
QUADRALECTIC: A GROUP SOLO SHOW
“Quadralectic: A Solo Group Show,” is a unique exhibition curated by Malinda Labriola featuring the work of four artistic personas, each representing a different facet of Malinda’s artistic practice.
Meet the Artists:
Malinda (Mal) Labriola; curator (they/them) is an Easthampton-based artist whose curation of artforms began in childhood at the Garrison Art Center (GAC) on the banks of the Hudson River in Garrison, NY. An illustrator, painter, printmaker, pyrographer, writer, and musician, Mal enjoys exploring as many artistic mediums as delight them, preferably while learning from others. “Quadralectic” is Mal’s first “solo” show.
Opening reception • September 13; 5-8pm • Part of Arts Night Out
QUADRALECTIC: A GROUP SOLO SHOW
“Quadralectic: A Solo Group Show,” is a unique exhibition curated by Malinda Labriola featuring the work of four artistic personas, each representing a different facet of Malinda’s artistic practice.
Meet the Artists:
- Siggie Zampa, the cartoonist, shares humor through playful cartoons created using just two vibrant colors.
- R.L. Stilzkin, the illustrator, opens up detailed worlds with intricate line drawings of whimsical characters that spark the imagination.
- GASEO, the abstractionist, captures the essence of motion and energy by using the movement of cars to create dynamic line drawings, often transformed with watercolor
- Mal Labriola, the printmaker, merges nature and art by crafting unique prints and compositions with ink pads and local flora.
Malinda (Mal) Labriola; curator (they/them) is an Easthampton-based artist whose curation of artforms began in childhood at the Garrison Art Center (GAC) on the banks of the Hudson River in Garrison, NY. An illustrator, painter, printmaker, pyrographer, writer, and musician, Mal enjoys exploring as many artistic mediums as delight them, preferably while learning from others. “Quadralectic” is Mal’s first “solo” show.
THE WORKROOM
CAROLE'S DANCE STUDIO
About A.P.E.@Hawley
A.P.E.@Hawley provides, to artists and researchers, affordable access to The Workroom, Carole's Dance Studio, and Mezzanine at 33 Hawley. Our programming and rental structure strives to create the conditions for rich exploration and a maximizing of creative potential. We encourage inquiry-based processes and the open exchange of ideas towards the development of new, experimental, and challenging projects and works. A.P.E. welcomes inquiries and requests and reviews proposals on a first come/first serve basis. A.P.E. founded the Workroom Cooperative and, in the past, has partnered with The School for Contemporary Dance & Thought (SCDT )and Historic Northampton to create dynamic programming at 33 Hawley.
A.P.E.@Hawley provides, to artists and researchers, affordable access to The Workroom, Carole's Dance Studio, and Mezzanine at 33 Hawley. Our programming and rental structure strives to create the conditions for rich exploration and a maximizing of creative potential. We encourage inquiry-based processes and the open exchange of ideas towards the development of new, experimental, and challenging projects and works. A.P.E. welcomes inquiries and requests and reviews proposals on a first come/first serve basis. A.P.E. founded the Workroom Cooperative and, in the past, has partnered with The School for Contemporary Dance & Thought (SCDT )and Historic Northampton to create dynamic programming at 33 Hawley.
Rentals & Residencies
dance artist Lailye Weidman in the Workroom space, July 2020.
APE@Hawley is now renting space at 33 Hawley!
Need of space for individual rehearsals, classes, or movement sessions? Have plans for an event or performance?
Contact
MEREDITH BOVE for rates and availability
The Creative Coaching Fund
In honor of performer, choreographer, and educator Peter Schmitz, A.P.E. has created The Creative Coaching Fund. Details for the accessing of these funds are in development and will be shared with
the public in the Fall of 2022. LEARN MORE
In honor of performer, choreographer, and educator Peter Schmitz, A.P.E. has created The Creative Coaching Fund. Details for the accessing of these funds are in development and will be shared with
the public in the Fall of 2022. LEARN MORE
The School for Contemporary Dance and Thought (SCDT) is a long-time resident company at 33 Hawley and provides innovative programming for all ages to activate imaginations and facilitate empowerment, transformation, and development through the movement arts. SCDT connects dance practices, performances, and classes with thoughtful public conversation, encouraging and invigorating community engagement. Learn more >>>
SCDT welcomes individuals regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, age, religion, class, and ability. We believe that diversity creates a world we want to live in, and encourage you, whoever you are, to join us in creating a space for movement, thought, care, and intention.
SCDT CLASS SCHEDULE
SCDT welcomes individuals regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, age, religion, class, and ability. We believe that diversity creates a world we want to live in, and encourage you, whoever you are, to join us in creating a space for movement, thought, care, and intention.
SCDT CLASS SCHEDULE
CONTACT QUARTERLY LIBRARY AT 33 HAWLEY
APE@Hawley is excited to announce that the dance library that was acquired and stewarded for years by our friends at Contact Quarterly is now housed at A.P.E.'s office in 33 Hawley! Since the closing of CQ's office down the road in Florence, MA, we have accepted their generous gift of hundreds of books, periodicals, and DVDs on dance practice and performance, as well as a full CQ back issue set. Once COVID restrictions allow, we will be making this reading library available to the public for using and perusing while at 33 Hawley. Also on the horizon is the use of a public computer, gifted to us by CQ, for research and browsing of CQ's back issue archive.
We can't wait to read and research together!" For more information and to access the library contact: [email protected]
APE@Hawley is excited to announce that the dance library that was acquired and stewarded for years by our friends at Contact Quarterly is now housed at A.P.E.'s office in 33 Hawley! Since the closing of CQ's office down the road in Florence, MA, we have accepted their generous gift of hundreds of books, periodicals, and DVDs on dance practice and performance, as well as a full CQ back issue set. Once COVID restrictions allow, we will be making this reading library available to the public for using and perusing while at 33 Hawley. Also on the horizon is the use of a public computer, gifted to us by CQ, for research and browsing of CQ's back issue archive.
We can't wait to read and research together!" For more information and to access the library contact: [email protected]