" Always Showing Images of Chelsea " at 100 Pearl Street Chelsea, MA 02150
Last Call
Arnie Casavant is alive and well, but he no longer paints Chelsea! This is your last chance to own an original Casavant. Order online here
Cash, Paypal and Credit Cards accepted.
One Gun Gone; an art exhibition that supports gun buyback programs
Reception: October 18th, 5:00 - 9:00 pm
Rhode Island Center for Photographic Arts 118 North Main Street, 2nd floor, Providence, RI 02903
Toy gun photographs by Joe Greene, have been selected for this juried group show.
Please join us on October 18th, 5:00 - 9:00 pm at
the Rhode Island Center for Photographic Arts, 118 North Main Street, 2nd floor, Providence, RI 02903
This event is free and open to the public. The show is on view though November 9th 2018.
Get more info at https://www.riphotocenter.org/one-gun-gone-thoughts-and-prayers-are-not-enough/
Jazz Concert at 2:00 p.m., Saturday October 13th, at the Pearl Street Gallery
Paintings and photographs of Chelsea also on display.
The Pearl Street Gallery, 100 Pearl St., Chelsea MA, will be hosting a jazz concert at 2 pm on Saturday, October 13, featuring a Special Edition of the Russ Gershon Trio. Mr. Gershon is a Grammy nominated arranger and saxophonist, the founder and leader of the five time Boston Music Award winning Either/Orchestra and several other notable bands. He is joined by Berklee professor Rick McLaughlin on bass and top Boston drummer Luther Grey. The performance is free of charge. All ages are welcome.
A pillar of Boston’s jazz, rock and Latin music scenes since 1980, Mr. Gershon has toured the US, Europe and Africa and played with headliners like Cab Calloway, the Four Tops, Morphine and Medeski Martin & Wood. He is also deeply involved with Ethiopian music and has performed with its very top practitioners Mulatu Astatke and Mahmoud Ahmed. Mr. Gershon has played at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, the Chicago Jazz Festival and equally important venues in London, Paris, Milan, Montreal and numerous other cities. In this performance, he will play tenor, alto and soprano saxophones along with flute and occasional vocals.
The Trio’s program will range from Gershon’s original compositions to jazz tunes by his influences and inspirations from Duke Ellington to the less well known Rahsaan Roland Kirk and Clifford Jordan. The group also ventures into the pop songbook with songs associated with acts like the Monkees.
Bassist Rick McLaughlin arrived in Boston from Des Moines Iowa to study at Berklee College and New England Conservatory in 1990, and has taught at both institutions, including his current Berklee course, “The Music of Stevie Wonder.” He is a twenty one year member of Gershon’s Either/Orchestra.
Drummer Luther Grey grew up on the Washington DC punk scene and has evolved into one of the top drummers in Boston, playing with the most esteemed players such as Jerry Bergonzi, George Garzone and the Fully Celebrated Orchestra.
The Pearl Street Gallery is located at 100 Pearl Street, Chelsea MA 02150.
This program is supported in part by a grant from the Chelsea Cultural Council, a local agency that is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.
Fiesta Verano
Big Thanks to all the talented artists, dancers and singers that made Fiesta Verano such a success! Fiesta Verano was made possible by the generous donations from Eastern Salt and Chelsea Prospers. Put your hands together for Dan Cortez and Mimi Graney for organizing the event, Angelina McCoy for development, support from the Chelsea Collaborative, the City of Chelsea and the Chelsea Cultural Council, as well as Pan Y Cafe for hosting!
Celebrate Latin Music at Fiesta Verano on August 4th, 2018
Bring the whole family ( and your dancing shoes ) from 1:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Fiesta Verano Rescheduled due to Rain.
( Even our rain date got rained out )!
Desafortunadamente, la Fiesta Verano ha sido cancelada por la lluvia el
sábado y domingo. Informaremos acerca de una nueva fecha pronto!
New Date To Be Announced at http://www.chelseaartwalk.com
"Fiesta Verano"
You are invited to the big dance party and music festival of the year!
Free and open to the public, enjoy local favorites and well known musical
acts on the Chelsea Square Stage this Saturday June 23, 2018
1:00 - 6:00 pm
It's all about the art!
Nestled in the shadow of the Tobin Bridge for over 8 years, the Pearl Street Gallery shows emerging artists and seasoned professionals alike. Learn more about our upcoming shows and call to artists.
"Art Therapy Art" showing at the Pearl Street Gallery June 9, 10, from 2:00 - 6:00 p.m.
The Pearl Street Gallery is happy to host creative and original works of art made by the young adults at Roca, Chelsea. Roca’s Mission is to Disrupt the Cycle of Incarceration and Poverty by Helping Young People Transform Their Lives.
Roca after school programs offer a safe place to play, learn and dream.
Roca programs help city kids navigate away from modern obstacles and towards a meaningful life
Chelsea Art Walk Updates with New Format
The 2018 Chelsea Art Walk presents multiple venues on multiple dates, all season long! Current schedule includes Scarecrows in the Garden June 9th and 10th, Music in the Park June 23rd. Stay tuned here for more info, and to join these events, visit is on FB!
Previous Events
" Hurricane Relief Art Show and Sale "
Gallery Opening Reception October 14th 2017, 4:00 - 7:00 p.m.
All profits of each sale will be donated to Hurricane relief efforts. Select works include paintings , drawings and photography.
Online shopping NOW here
Artists include Lisa Houck, Arnie Casavant, Georgia D Green, June August, June Krinsky-Rudder, Maryellen Cahill, Matt Towler, Thomas Garrity, X Bonnie Woods, Joe Greene, Deb Cronin, Matt Frank.
Sneak Peek Below!
Call to Artists
The Pearl Street Gallery is now accepting submissions for Bridge Show #2 .This themed show is inspired by our very popular " Bridge Show " from 2010. Celebrate the longest bridge in Massachusetts! All work is considered, all mediums welcomed. Application page is here
Griffin Museum of Photography POP-UP!
Opening Reception: June 17th 2017 6:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Gallery hours are June 17th and 18th, 12:00 - 6:00 pm.
Three artists approach their subjects through a process of scrutiny and investigation, and help us see things we would not have seen if they had not taken the time to show us. We are enriched by their study, and sojourners with them on their quest. Read more below
Unscene
Unscene – A scene that was seen, but not. The three bodies of work in this show, Unchartered Constellations, The Intimacy of Distance, and Terra Novus (New Land), all are depicting things that are there and not there at the same time.
Jane Yudelman, in Unchartered Constellations, has made space-scapes out of problematic spectral highlights that presented while photographing snow. What we get, instead, are galaxies where our imagination can go and contemplate what is and what could be.
Greg Albertson’s series, The Intimacy of Distance, is made of ethereal landscapes taking us somewhere between earth and the moon, between here and there. In his images, made from stacked-focused shots of bark, we can go to places unknown, places we might begin to recognize from our dreams, and if we use all our senses, we might be aware of stardust echoing back our journey from places where we might have come.
Amy Rindskopf’s series, Terra Novus (New Land), tethers us right here to Mother Earth. Her images draw us in to the plants that nurture us, the fruits that feeds us. Her landscapes undulate from the kitchen table and take us to places where we can contemplate the earth and the sun, and give thanks for the harvests that keep us strong.
Julie Williams-Krishnan • Director of Programs at the Griffin Museum of Photography
PLUS
The Chelsea Collaborative - "Chelsea Desea Sonar"- Chelsea Wants to Dream
This program curated by art therapist Melissa Clarke, helps parents and children build trust and address mental health needs, through the process of making art masks of each other, in a safe space in which their feelings can be validated. Come see dozens of art masks on display, each one telling a unique emotional story.
AND
New paintings by Arnie Casavant
The above image ; "Big Red " is from his "Tanker " series of paintings, depicting commercial ships that travels up and down the Mystic River,
as viewed from the Chelsea shore.
Recent Shows:
“ Cuba - Decades Apart ”
Photographs of Cuba by Camila Bernal and by John Kennard
Opening Reception: February 25th 5:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Gallery Hours: Sundays, 2:00 - 5:00 thru March 26th and by appointment here
Street Scene in Havana by Camila Bernal, Summer 2016
Photo by John Kennard, Havana 1997
The Tobin Art Wall
The Tobin Art Wall is a public art project developed by Joe Greene, The Pearl Street Gallery and The Chelsea Art Walk. We are thrilled to have Internationally known artist
and author Caleb Neelon here, donating his time and talent! You can enjoy more of Calebs beautiful work, gracing the walls of the Jordan Boys and Girls Club.
Artist and author Caleb Neelon (SONIK) began his graffiti career like anyone else, but the Cambridge, Massachusetts native took a hard right and caught a flight out
of town. Deliberately ignoring the obvious global centers of New York, Los Angeles and London, Caleb painted subject matter close to his heart while making a street
presence in places like Kathmandu, Sao Paulo, and Tegucigalpa. Across, around and in between five continents, indoors and out, Caleb has pulled off some unique,
colorful and heartfelt work both alongside collaborators like Os Gemeos and Andrew Schoultz, as well as in streets where he is the first foreigner let alone street
painter to wander in quite some time.
Caleb has painted his way around the world, find out more about him here!
Special thanks to the Chelsea Collaborative, Mass DOT, The City of Chelsea, Tom Ambrosino: Chelsea City Manager, Joe Foti: Chelsea DPW and Chelsea Floor Coverings/
As the project progresses, you are invited to take pictures and send them to us here and share them on the Chelsea Art Walk facebook page too!
Outsider Art Auction
Local artist " Florentino " is selling his private collection of original art. Each piece is painted on heavy steel plates and may be displayed outside the home on your deck, patio or poolside. Over 12 unique works are available, sizes range from 12" x 24" up to 24" x 60". All paintings are ready to hang. Visit our online auction page here.
The Pearl Street Gallery is always looking for new and established local artists • Please join our mailing list here and send us some of your work for consideration.
Visit us at the Chelsea Art Walk too!