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Salvage Art Summit and art exhibits galore!

Writer: agprat
agprat
Sep 10
3 min read

Updated: 1 day ago

Overconsumption is overrunning the planet, and we are all struggling under the weight of it. We all want to do what is good, but often we do not know where to start, or how to take it to the next level, or we feel overwhelmed and helpless.

That is why I am so excited to tell you about the Salvage Art Summit where I will be a speaker! The goal of this 4-day summit is to transform found materials and how to advocate for the environment. Plus, if you join, you will get to connect with a resilient community of like-minded souls.

From Sept 24 to 27, Natalya Khorover of Repurposer Collective is bringing you presentations from 21 artists, activists and healers - including yours truly - who have found ways to help you embrace a passionate and inspired mindset to pursue your creative and advocacy work. You will learn new ways to transform materials headed to the landfill, you will hear from activists who have found a way to advocate for the environment without falling apart at the seams, and you will learn wellness techniques to help you take your self-care to the next level. You will hear how to transform single-use plastic into cloth, easiest ways to become a climate advocate, and much more.

At the Summit, I will be talking all about using alternative painting supports to make paintings more environmentally sustainable.

The best part of the Salvage Art Summit? It is totally free! Check out all the details for yourself and get your free tickets today!


I am also thrilled to let you know about all the extraordinary current and upcoming shows and art activities that have kept me super busy this Summer and where I am showing work:

 

  • Re-leaf, group exhibit of i3C artists and guests, curated by Lisa Barthelson and Anna Pancoast, at the Cambridge KiOSK (Cambridge MA), on view until Nov 1, 2026 - Opening reception: Sat Sept 12 (5-7 pm)


  • Waste to Treasure: An i3C Art Philosophy, group exhibit of i3C artists, curated by Cedric Harper and yours truly, at Karen and Ted Koskores Gallery (Thayer Academy, Braintree MA), on view until Oct 23, 2026 - Opening reception: Sat Sept 26th (3-6 pm)


  • South End Open Studios (Sept 19 & 20, 11 am-5 pm each day). Find me at TWO THIRTEEN (SoWa), 450 Harrison Avenue, Studio #213 (Boston MA)


  • USEA Open Studios Group Exhibit at Piano Craft Gallery from Fri Sept 18  to Sun Oct 4, 2026 - Opening Reception: Fri Sept 18, 2026 (6-8 pm)


  • 2026 Mary Schein Fall Salon, group exhibit at Kathryn Schultz Gallery & Cambridge Art Association (CAA) @ University Place (my work is at the CAA @ University Place, Cambridge MA), on view from Sept 16 to Oct 16, 2026 - Opening reception: Thu Sept 24 (6-8pm) at both, Kathryn Schultz Gallery & CAA @ University Place


Lastly, stay tuned for more coming up in Nov and Dec, 2026:


  • The Dream Map - that I am part of along with other textile artists - will be exhibited at  TWO THIRTEEN (SoWa), 450 Harrison Avenue, Studio #213 (Boston MA), from Nov 1 to 29, 2026 - Opening Reception: Fri Nov 6, 2026 (5-9 pm)


  • Interwoven II: One Planet We Love, group exhibit of i3C artists and guests at the Morse Institute Library (Natick MA) from Nov 2 to Dec 27, 2026 - Opening Reception: Thu Nov 14, 2026 (1-4 pm)


  • Last but not at all least!!!! My Solo show at the Multicultural Arts Center (Cambridge MA) will be on view from Dec 7, 2026 to Jan 15, 2027 - Opening Reception: Thu Dec 17 2026 (6-8 pm). The Dream Map will also be exhibited as part of this show.


I hope to see you on one of the above opportunities to see my work and the work of my talented artists and friends!

 

See you in November!


Intimate Microworld, repurposed materials: fabric, earbuds cord, leather scrap, paper, thread, wire, 8.5 × 8.5 inches, on view at Re-Leaf, group exhibit of i3C artists and guest at the Cambridge KiOSK (Cambridge MA)
Intimate Microworld, repurposed materials: fabric, earbuds cord, leather scrap, paper, thread, wire, 8.5 × 8.5 inches, on view at Re-Leaf, group exhibit of i3C artists and guest at the Cambridge KiOSK (Cambridge MA)

 



 

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