The Goetemann Artist Residency at Rocky Neck is pleased to announce the arrival of their second month long artist-in-residence, Laurelin Kruse. Her opening talk will be held at The Rocky Neck Cultural Center, http://www.rockyneckartcolony.org 6 Wonson Street, Gloucester, on Thursday September 3rd at 7pm. The talk is free and open to the public.
Laurelin will be parking her Mobile Museum of American Artifacts at various sites around the city.
The Mobile Museum of American Artifacts is a traveling museum of everyday artifacts and their stories. Housed in a vintage travel trailer, the MMoAA sets up at libraries, grocery stores, museums and other public spaces across the country to invite people to see its evolving collection of artifacts of significant (and insignificant) connection to every day life. The museum crowdsources its collection – at each stop people are welcome to submit objects from their own lives, which will travel on with the museum as part of its rotating exhibit. Inside the museum, artifacts are presented alongside a curated text, which tells the story of the object and its donor, per an interview conducted in the MMoAA at the time of donation.
North Shore Prints is a wonderful show of 17 printmakers works. The opening reception is tonight from 5-7:00.
Good Morning Gloucester 
Very nice mobile art and that’s a great little trailer stayed in one while on the road myself cozy! 🙂 Dave & Kim 🙂
Willie Nelson – On The Road Again
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