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David Cox took a few photographs at the HIVE during the Harbortown Cultural District second annual meeting earlier this month. He is a founding partner in the downtown district, along with Joey/GMG and Fred Bodin. Kim Smith is a NEW partner!
Art Haven generously offered the HIVE spaces as a host venue and opened up their Window Gallery for a pop up group exhibit. Please remember to support *Art Haven and all its efforts!
Harbortown Cultural District Partners group exhibit featured:
*David Cox, *Fred Bodin, *Joey Ciaramitaro, *Loren Doucette, John Sarkin, represented by Ken Riaf’s Law and Water Gallery, Juni Van Dyke, Ken Riaf, Beth Williams, goodlinens, Belle + Me, and *Ten Pound Studio (artists Susan Quateman, Muriel Lee Steele, Stephen Bates, and Chris Gauthier Kelly). Founding Partner *Island Art & Hobby has rotating art exhibits; they featured a wonderful painting by Eileen Patten Oliver for the Harbortown Cultural District event. Jason Burroughs was one of many artists with work exhibited on site at our host,*Art Haven’s HIVE space. You can find Burroughs at Island Art & Hobby, and see more of his art on display at Pleasant Tea and Latitude 43. *Founding Partners
12 NEW Harbortown Cultural District Partners:
Designer and start-up Jo-Anne Chirico’s goodlinens
Designers Ann Malvaux’s and Lisa LeVasseur’s Belle + Me
Artist and proprietor Beth Williams
Artist and gallery owner, Ken Riaf, Law and Water Gallery
Artist and art teacher with Rose Baker Senior Center and more Juni Van Dyke
Artist and designer Veronica Morgan
Musician, founder Contra Dance and more Rose Sheehan’s Folk Life Studio
Art dealer Matthew Swift Trident Art Gallery
Business, Cape Ann Brewing Company
Business, Cape Pond Ice
University partner, Endicott College
Artist, filmmaker, author, landscape designer, KIM SMITH
Good Morning Gloucester 
Fred Bodin couldn’t attend but was pleased to receive a yummy selection of Turtle Alley chocolates and a copy of Gloucester, Massachusetts Historical Time-Line 1000-1999 (essential index compiled by Mary Ray and edited by Gloucester Archives Committee) in tribute and recognition of his contributions to the downtown cultural district.
Fred shown modeling a new head light as it might look when he goes fishing. He was using it to accessorize his wheels for street crossings.
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