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MCC Photography Exhibition

Presented by The Arsenal Center for the Arts at The Arsenal Center For The Arts

January 21, 2010

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Arsenal Center for the Arts 321 Arsenal Street Watertown MA 02472 (617) 923- 0100 EXT. 309 Arsenalarts.org For Immediate Release “Massachusetts Award-Winning Artists exhibit their Photography at the Arsenal” The Arsenal Center for the Arts and the Massachusetts Cultural Council are pleased to announce the opening reception for the 2009 Artist Fellow and Finalist recipients in Photography on January 21. 2010 from 5:30-7:30pm at the Arsenal Center for the Arts in Watertown, MA. Join us in celebrating their work in this rich tradition of art and meet the artists who are showcasing their work. The show will be ongoing from January 14. 2010- February 27. 2010. About the Massachusetts Cultural Council The Massachusetts Cultural Council promotes excellence, access, education and diversity in the arts, humanities and interpretive sciences, in order to improve the quality of life for all Massachusetts residents and contribute to the economic vitality of our communities. MCC is a state agency committed to building a central place for arts and culture in the everyday lives of communities across the Commonwealth. It pursues this mission through a combination of grants, services and advocacy for cultural organizations, schools, communities and artists. MCC receives an annual appropriation from the state Legislature and funds from the National Endowment for the Arts and other sources. MCC's Artist Fellowships provide direct support to Massachusetts artists across a range of disciplines, to recognize exceptional work and to promote the further development of their talents. These highly competitive awards provide artists recognition and affirmation among their peers and the public. They catalyze crucial artistic advancement and pave the way for creative innovation of enduring cultural value. The Arsenal Center for the Arts occupies 30,000 square feet of space on three floors. It houses two theatres, classrooms and workshop spaces, artist studios, gallery and exhibit space, rehearsal rooms, and informal gathering places. The Center provides a home for three resident companies, including: New Repertory Theatre, Watertown Children’s Theatre, The Quilters’ Connection and regular performing troupes such as Improv Jones. The Center also offers its own programming consisting of art exhibits, classes and workshops for adults and children, concerts and other staged events, plus literary presentations and other discussion opportunities. Gottesman, Eric Photography 2009 Hart, Heyward Photography 2009 Johnson, Eirik Photography 2009 Lewis, Robert Photography 2009 Prifti, David Photography 2009 Ramirez, Camilo Photography 2009 Rozovsky, Irina Photography 2009 Sills, Vaughn Photography 2009 Winer, Joshua