Friday, November 26, 2010
Inspirational Exhibit Opens Today
Need a little creative inspiration? With nearly 250 different artists’ works on display, the 55th Wesleyan Potters Annual Exhibit & Sale is the place to be! At 10 am this morning the doors opened and the crowds arrived. This yearly event attracts more than 10,000 visitors from across New England.
Preparations for this stellar event begin early in the year, during which the co-operative members of Wesleyan Potters and 200 additional juried artists succeed in producing a spectacular array of crafts that cover the spectrum from classic to contemporary, simple to extraordinary. The exhibit includes jewelry, sculpture, pottery, basketry, weaving, wood, paper crafts, photography, toys and more. Interesting and challenging work is coming out of all fields of craft, decorative arts and design.
This 55th Annual Exhibit & Sale has something for everyone, ranging from functional pottery to large scale sculptures. There is something beautifully handmade for every customer, young and old, regardless of budget. For the more budget-conscious collectors, smaller items such as hand-crafted ornaments at $5 and original wearable art are available for less than $100. For the savvy collector, one can invest in a piece of art by nationally-known artists that will appreciate in value for years to come. Come shop and be inspired!
The 55th Annual Exhibit & Sale begins today, November 26 and closes on Sunday, December 12. The sale hours are 10 am to 6 pm every day, and 10 am to 9 pm on Thursdays and Fridays. Tonight is the collectors and artists reception from 6-9 pm. Additionally, the following Friday evenings feature “CafĂ© Nights” with musical entertainment and refreshments. Wesleyan Potters, Inc. at 350 South Main St. (route 17) in Middletown, CT November 26 – December 12 for a wonderful and joyous Holiday shopping experience! For more information call 860-347-5925 or on the web at www.wesleyanpotters.com.
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