Day: June 13, 2010

AGFA PD16 Readyset Camera Find At David Cox’ Main Street Art and Antiques

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

 

There are several beautiful antique cameras at Main Street Art and Antiques.  I doubt they are functional but for camera bugs like me they are beautiful to look at.

This one was marked $46 click the pics for larger versions

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Ocean Alliance Press Release

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Join Ocean Alliance’s Patrick Woods and Linde McNamara at The Elk’s Club,
on Wed., June 23rd, at 5pm, for an informal discussion on the progress and
plans to date of Ocean Alliance’s restoration of the historic Tarr
& Wonson Paint Manufactory. Since acquisition of the Paint Manufactory in
2008, Ocean Alliance has been working diligently to conduct all necessary
background work in preparation for the restoration—cleanup and remediation,
site visits, inspections, initial permitting, design, etc. With on-site
activity beginning this spring, we invite you to join Pat and Linde to learn
more about Ocean Alliance’s short-term and long-term plans and share your
thoughts on this project. We look forward to seeing you there and discussing
this exciting restoration!

The forum is a
combined effort with the League of Women Voters in Gloucester?

What to do Today

Posted on by capeannpainter

Today’s a great day to tour the Art Gallery’s on Cape Ann. What else is there to do on a warm Drizzly, Foggy almost Summer Day? Boating, Beach, Cookouts?   Maybe Next weekend.

Take a walk thru Downtown Gloucester, Rockport, Rocky Neck and check out all the talented  Cape Ann artists.

Go visit a gallery today, take some pictures and send them in to GMG to be posted.

I stole this idea from deb Clarke. My reflection in John Nesta Gallery's window
Painting of a Tug on the gloucester Marine Railways. John Nesta Gallery

Visit John Nesta and see his Beautiful Paintings Of Cape Ann at his Gallery on Rocky Neck.

http://www.johnnesta.com/

Copper Paint Factory – Restoration Progress

Posted on by Manuel F. Simoes

The work has started, A quick walk through indicated the progress.

An environmental barrier in the water, the walk-thru has been removed; paint scraping has started in one room, and dismantling of old interior walls.

Some photos show the bright sunlight coming thru small holes in the walls and the roof.

Work In Progress for the future home of Ocean Alliance.

Stay tuned for more progress on GoodMorningGloucester and enjoy the slide show with GMG exclusive photos.

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