CALLING ALL ARTISTS! The courage to create is a power to be respected. There is great beauty in things discarded, overlooked, and unappreciated. Yet, opinions and judgments can alter a fragile spirit.
In conjunction with the theatrical production of Zoe Comes Home, scheduled for May 5th and May 6th, 2023 at the Tusten Theatre, the Delaware Valley Arts Alliance (DVAA) and the Community Tapestry Project are welcoming submissions throughout the month of April which will be displayed on DVAA’s Balcony Gallery and will serve as the set for the encore presentation of Zoe Comes Home, produced and presented by DVAA.
Each ARTIST-contributed “little” sculpture will be added to the “BIG” sculpture. Individual pieces should be created out of found objects, recycled, or repurposed items, and will culminate when joined together into something new and beautiful, a community tapestry!
The call will be open from April 1st – 30th. The drop-off times and locations are Thursday – Sunday, 11 am – 4 pm, and by appointment at DVAA, 37 Main Street, Narrowsburg NY.
All participating artists will receive one complimentary ticket to a performance of Zoe Comes Home.
About the play
Zoe Comes Home, a dark comedy about depression, backyard “art” and one errant pooch, written by Melissa Bell and directed by Laurie A. Guzda, will be returning to the Tusten Theatre for an encore production on May 5th and May 6th, 2023. It features Jess Beveridge, Susan Mendoza, Thomas Cambridge, and R. Scott Porter. The production received its world premiere at the Tusten Theatre in October 2022.
To learn more click here.
This Community Tapestry Project is sponsored by DVAA and Pocono Secrets.
Questions
Contact Laurie A. Guzda at laurie@laguzda.com or 570-335-6824
Each artist must completely fill out the entry form.
The form must accompany your artwork when dropped off.
SUMMER Gallery & Shop Hours: Weds. – Sat. 11 am – 5 pm and Sun. 12 – 5 pm
Office Hours: Tues. – Sat. 10 am – 6 pm
P.O. Box 170
37 Main Street
Narrowsburg, NY 12764
(845) 252-7576
We look forward to a vibrant and busy new year.
As the cultural home for arts in the Sullivan Catskills, we are grateful for your involvement and support. We couldn’t do it without you, literally.