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Press Release - April 9th 2007 - How to Approach a Gallery

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Heather Roy and Arlette Kayafas Lead Panel Discussion “How to Approach a Gallery” at the Brookline Arts Center.

(Brookline, MA – April 9, 2007) At the Brookline Arts Center’s panel discussion “How to Approach a Gallery” artists who are looking to make their first venture into gallery shows can learn the how-to’s from those in the know: galleries. This talk led by directors Heather Roy of Artana Gallery and Arlette Kayafas of Gallery Kayafas will take place on Tuesday, May 22, from 6 to 8 pm.

Roy and Kayafas will lead a lively discussion on the do’s and don’ts of approaching a gallery. Artists who have never exhibited in a gallery can learn the steps to successfully secure their first show, while artists who have previously exhibited can learn how to better market their art. This discussion is free and open to the public.

Both Roy and Kayafas are experienced professionals in the Boston-area art scene. Roy’s Artana Gallery is located in Coolidge Corner in Brookline. Roy has also been an exhibition juror for art museums, and a panelist speaker. Gallery Kayafas is located in Boston’s South End. Prior to opening her gallery, Kayafas was a collector of contemporary art for over 30 years.

With its art classes for adults and children, free photography discussions, its Open Studios, and its art exhibitions, the Brookline Arts Center is committed to nurturing the artist in people from different backgrounds. The Arts Center also holds an annual Crafts Showcase, which presents for sale the work of craftspeople from across the country. It is proud to be the home of many artists’ first exhibitions. The Brookline Arts Center is located at 86 Monmouth Street in Brookline, one block from the St. Mary's stop on the MBTA Green line. For more information, call 617-566-5715 or www.brooklineartscenter.com.

About the BAC: The Brookline Arts Center is a neighborhood arts center located in an historic former fire station. It has provided quality art classes and programming for adults and children since its founding by Brookline residents in 1964. The BAC is a non-profit (23-700746).

For more information, visit www.brooklineartscenter.com or email bac@brooklineartscenter.com.