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DESCRIPTION:Event Name: 'Lisa Goren: Polar Summers' Art Exhibition\nEvent U
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 ers_Art_Exhibition\nEvent Date Begin: 2012-07-26\nEvent Date End: 2012-09-
 07\n\nExhibition Summary Athan's European Bakery & Caf&eacute\;  617.734.7
 028  | 1621 Beacon Street\, Brookline\, MA 02446 | athansbakery.com| MBTA 
 C Green Line to Washington Square Station and Bus 65 |Open everyday| runs 
 from July 18 &ndash\; September 7\, 2012: &ldquo\;Lisa Goren: Polar Summer
 s&rdquo\; a solo exhibition by Boston artist Lisa Goren of inspirational w
 atercolor paintings of the beauty of ice in Antarctica and the Arctic and 
 explores the critical issues associated with global warming. The public op
 ening reception is Wednesday July 25 &ndash\; 7-9 pm with an Artist Talk B
 ack at 7:30 pm.   Exhibition Press Release For its summer art exhibition i
 n Brookline\, Athan's Bakery & Caf&eacute\;\, one of the most popular caf&
 eacute\;'s in Greater Boston\, is presenting a &ldquo\;cool&rdquo\; hot su
 mmer exhibition: &ldquo\;Lisa Goren: Polar Summers&rdquo\; from July 18 th
 rough September 7.  The opening reception is Wednesday\, July 25 from 7-9 
 pm and an Artist Talk Back at 7:30 pm.  Athan's has been exhibiting some o
 f the best regional art at both of its locations for the past year.   The 
 solo exhibition features the artist's strong interest and attraction to th
 e beauty and mystery of the polar mountains of Antarctic and the Arctic. T
 hrough her vivid paintings Lisa Goren captures for all of us the critical 
 ice caps associated with global warming and inspires us to learn what acti
 ons may be necessary in our lives to avoid irreplaceable damage to our pla
 net.  Many scientists have recently discovered this &ldquo\;inconvenient t
 ruth&rdquo\; and reported that the melting of the polar ice caps have alre
 ady resulted in many severe weather episodes across America in 2012.  Lisa
  visited the Antarctic in 1997 and was inspired by its many sculptural ice
  landscapes that were   representational and abstract at the same time.  S
 he also discovered that the native plants\, volcanic rock\, blue ice\, pen
 guins and seals created a varied and colorful panorama.   Seeing the icy l
 andscapes made her rethink how we perceive water and ice that have so many
  beautiful ever-changing manifestations.   She found that in Antarctica\, 
 dirt and snow algae could create amazing effects in what might be assumed 
 to be a totally white landscape\, with icebergs that are so dense that the
  only light waves\, which pass through\, are what she calls a 'Caribbean' 
 blue.  It was her attraction to water and its variations that encouraged h
 er foray into the use of watercolors.  When she's creating she feels close
 r to understanding her ice subjects by using water as one of her tools. Dr
 awing and painting ice reminds her of the transitory nature of water\, whi
 ch includes ice that is millions of years old.    After the birth of my so
 n\, she became a 'stay-at-home mom' and she began to think about painting 
 the ice again.  She created a series of pieces entitled\, 'The Antarctica 
 Project'.   She has been painting for 6 years and she has exhibited in Mas
 sachusetts\, including the New Art Center in Newton\, and in New Hampshire
 .  Individuals in Seattle\, San Francisco\, Boston\, New York\, Australia\
 , and Iceland have collected her artworks.  Recently\, Lisa has been selec
 ted to be a member of the 2013 Arctic Circle Voyage Project.\n\nStart time
 : 8:00 am - 10:00 pm
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