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Mosaic artist Mo Ringey will bring her latest creations to Provincetown and then Berlin. |
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Neon and tinted safety glass transform this bidet art piece by Mo Ringey into something quite different. |
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In the Arts
Artist Mo Ringey describes her life as “sort of accidental” and attributes to a chance occurrence her entire art form of encasing discarded items with intricate mosaics made of broken safety glass. She is having a show at Pegasus Gallery, 432 Commercial St., Provincetown, with a reception from 7 to 9 p.m. on Friday and continuing through Sept. 21. (David Wander will also show recent work.) For the whole story, see this week’s Banner.
Also, read about the three women sculptors (Barbara Cohen, Iren Handschuh, Maryalice Johnston) with a show opening at PAAM; Joel Meyerowitz photo book of Ground Zero release events in New York; movie review of “Trust the Man;” Anthony de Mare in piano concert; Cape Museum fall classes ready to go; Adam Berry and Jarod Hagen concert; Hyman Shrand paintings at bistro; listings; briefs and more.
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And justice for all
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Sep 7th, 2006