Last month, the “Let Them Eat Art” culinary fund-raising reception at the community gallery featured a beverage concocted by the co-owner of a local micro distillery. The cider-based refreshment was based on the motif of a BRC 5-stringer in the exhibit:
The mixologist and BRC craftsman pose (below) with his “Moonshine” banjo and her cordial elixir. The libation was supplemented with distilled spirits to meet the taste of any erstwhile bootlegger who might have been milling about in the throng of guests.
This month, however, the subsequent annual “Tiny Things” art show evening reception was threatened by a surprise late winter storm. Determined art fans, nonetheless, resolved to brave the snowy wind-blown streets and attended the gala event.
After trekking through the wintry weather to the gallery, guests closely studied the 147 diminutive exhibit entries on display which were all limited in dimension to 8 x 8 inches. The “Tree of Life Cell Perch” seen above is a smartphone holder decorated with left-over leafy mother of pearl items from the BRC workshop inventory.
From the BRC: With the refreshing arrival of Spring, resolve to pause and pray for Peace. Enter “peacemaker” in our website search engine and scroll down.
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