GALLERY EVENTS THIS WEEK:
SEEDING FOR THE FUTURE • SUNDAY 2-5pm
A.P.E. Gallery Hours: FRIDAY - SUNDAY 12-5pm; Open until 8pm on FRIDAYS
33 HAWLEY Open Hours: WED - FRI 10am - 7pm; SAT 12-7pm
SEEDING FOR THE FUTURE • SUNDAY 2-5pm
A.P.E. Gallery Hours: FRIDAY - SUNDAY 12-5pm; Open until 8pm on FRIDAYS
33 HAWLEY Open Hours: WED - FRI 10am - 7pm; SAT 12-7pm
Upcoming Exhibitions & Events
Retangle No. 2, curated by artist’s Anna Chapman and Kiran Jandu, is an experimental art space designed to cultivate care and build resistance. In times of complexity, we orient toward creative interventions that perform peace, weave community, and envision liberatory futures.
Retangle No. 2 will feature
Window Peace ‘25
A month-long collective performance peace action that occupies the gallery window. The piece is an homage to Susan Kleckner and the womxn of Window Peace ‘86, performed in NYC for an entire year.
Communal Loom
At the center of the show is a communal loom built from discarded wood and woven with torn bed sheets. Throughout the duration of the show, the public is invited to participate in this collective weaving, whose warp and weft may be no other than ourselves and the stories we carry.
Activist Salon
Located in the back of the gallery is an open studio intended to envision concrete solutions for today’s complex problems. The space will be activated by environmental media & installation artist Marianna Dixon Williams. Come see their practice and engage with their process.
Events (live calendar)
Every Friday evening the gallery will be activated from 4pm - 8pm, featuring performances, screenings, lectures, and open studio sessions. In the spirit of emergent strategy and collaboration, we invite you to submit artwork and events. Throughout the duration of the show, we will add new events to our calendar.
Retangle No. 2 will feature
Window Peace ‘25
A month-long collective performance peace action that occupies the gallery window. The piece is an homage to Susan Kleckner and the womxn of Window Peace ‘86, performed in NYC for an entire year.
Communal Loom
At the center of the show is a communal loom built from discarded wood and woven with torn bed sheets. Throughout the duration of the show, the public is invited to participate in this collective weaving, whose warp and weft may be no other than ourselves and the stories we carry.
Activist Salon
Located in the back of the gallery is an open studio intended to envision concrete solutions for today’s complex problems. The space will be activated by environmental media & installation artist Marianna Dixon Williams. Come see their practice and engage with their process.
Events (live calendar)
Every Friday evening the gallery will be activated from 4pm - 8pm, featuring performances, screenings, lectures, and open studio sessions. In the spirit of emergent strategy and collaboration, we invite you to submit artwork and events. Throughout the duration of the show, we will add new events to our calendar.
- Friday, April 4th: Opening, 6-8pm
- Friday, April 11th: Arts Night Out, 5-8pm
- Friday, April 18th: Open Studio, 4-8pm
- Friday, April 25th: Closing, 5-8pm
This exhibit is made possible in part through support from the Northampton Arts Council and the
Massachusetts Cultural Council.
Massachusetts Cultural Council.
Photos from Love and Depositions, conceived and directed by Marina Zurita, Acadia Barrengos, and Mollye Maxner. Photos by Marina Zurita
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Available Potential Enterprises, Ltd. is an artist-led, artist-centered non-profit organization supporting contemporary artists working in all disciplines by stewarding the spaces in which they create, perform and exhibit their work. A.P.E is dedicated to fostering relationships, encounters, and exchanges that nourish the capacity for imagination. LEARN MORE
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A.P.E. Ltd. Gallery
126 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Phone: 413.586.5553 Gallery Hours: Tues-Sun: 12-5 Friday: 12-8 Closed Monday |
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