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artscope magazine: July/August 2008
Welcome Statement: Brian Goslow, managing editor
Letters to the Editor
Past, Present, Future: ANISH KAPOOR
ANDREW SAFTEL: How do we get there?
WEDDED BLISS: The Marriage of Art and Ceremony
A POLITIC, Gallery XIV
El Greco To Velázquez: Art during the reign of Philip III
Luisa Rabbia: Travels with Isabella, Travel Scrapbooks 1883/2008
Collector's Choice: Late 19th Century Vibrations
OFF THE WALL: 2008 Annual members’ Juried exhibition
Featured Artist Laurence Young
An Artful Touch: An Artful Touch Gallery
Everday Monuments: the Photographs of Jerome Liebling:
SAM FEINSTEIN (1915-2003): A retrospective
DORA ATWATER MILLIKIN: Geometry of Place
Nancy Craig: New Paintings and Works on Paper, and Romolo Del Deo: New Sculpture and Bronze Furniture
ALEX KATZ AND FRIENDS / THE GLEANERS
BLACK WOMANHOOD: Images, Icons, And Ideologies of the African Body
215 College Street Artists' Cooperative Gallery
Kevin Gilmore: Recent Paintings
Paintings: Stephen Courbois, Sculpture: Pat Musick
Penelope Jencks: Sculpture in Bronze, Terracotta and Plaster
Theater: Counter Productions
Theater: Ko FEST
Music: Marblehead Summer Jazz Concerts and Festival of Arts
Dance: Bates Summer Dance Festival
Musings: FUNG WAH ADVENTURE
Capsule Previews: May/June 2008
Paintings: Stephen Courbois, Sculpture: Pat Musick
Greg Morell


redmondbennettgallery
1283 Main Street
Dublin, NH


June 30 through August 24

IMAGINE THE CHALLENGE OF RUNNING A COMMERCIAL ART GALLERY FEATURING THE WORK OF DIFFICULT AND ABSTRUSE CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS IN A MINISCULE TOWN IN A QUIET CORNER OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. TWO SISTERS, LAURA REDMOND AND BONNIE BENNETT, HAVE UNDERTAKEN SUCH A TASK IN THE SHADOW OF MOUNT MONADNOCK, IN THE TINY HAMLET OF DUBLIN.

Their gem of an enterprise, the Redmond/Bennett Gallery, is a clean, meticulously renovated midsize industrial space with pristine white walls, precision crystal lighting and ample space for the showing of muscular contemporary works. They are resolute in their passion to bring new and exciting artists to their corner of New Hampshire.

This show focuses on two artists, painter Stephen Courbois and sculptress Pat Musick. Courbois has been admired and collected by the sisters for decades. They were introduced to his work while he was the featured artist-in-residence at the nearby Sharon Arts Center.


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