FRANKLIN STREET ART SPACE

FRANKLIN STREET ART SPACE
A contemporary art gallery focusing on emerging and established practicing artists whose work demonstrates a willingness to experiment with form, medium, materials, concept and subject matter.

FSAS was opened in October 2007, by Tammy Ackerman and Russell Persson, and hosted shows through December of 2008.

Visit our Flickr to see photos of openings and events. Open late for Biddeford's ArtWalk every last Thursday of each month.

RENT OUR GALLERY: looking for a beautiful venue at reasonable rates for your next class/workshop/luncheon/rehearsal dinner? Rent our gallery...contact us for more information.

Ordinary Relevance is an exploration of "the striving for" or the thirst for "progress" that our civilization appears to be consciously (sometimes unconsciously) adopting as an absolute path of existence. The show focuses on anthropomorphic depictions of animals as metaphor, or animals and people in ordinary situations, to shed light on how even the most ordinary of situations just might have an unseen relevance.

Stop in during the month of September and see how this artist is striving for some sense of relevance...by creating things as opposed to sitting in the is-ness of things, looking up and counting shooting stars, satellites or passing asteroids.

Gil Corral in his studio, August 2008.

GALLERY SCHEDULE
TBD

MUSIC SCHEDULE

NOVEMBER 8: CANCELLED. David Wax Museum with South China 8:30pm.

REVIEWS

PORTLAND PHOENIX: "Mind architect : Sara Crall's expert hand is on show at Franklin Street Art Space" by Ian Paige, November 19, 2008

PORTLAND PHOENIX: "When ordinary is extraordinary : Gil Corral’s questions and answers in Biddeford" by Ian Paige, September 25, 2008

PORTLAND PHOENIX: "An Informal Formalism," a review of Jared Radding's show by Ian Paige of the Portland Phoenix, 02/20/08.

REVISED REGULAR HOURS:
SATURDAY NOON - 6P AND BY APPOINTMENT

FOR MORE INFO CALL 207 229 3560 OR EMAIL.
41 FRANKLIN STREET • BIDDEFORD ME 04005 • MAP