BSG Studio Collage

STILL SPOTS AVAILABLE…

I’ll be running a Collage Workshop on Saturday from noon to 2pm - March 26th.

Last workshop was wonderful to behold. We had a diverse gathering of creators, ranging from 4 to 60 years of age. Every piece was uniquely special, spectacular, really. I love seeing people create through the medium of collage.

Come to Gentile Brewing Company and get your collage on!

Local friends, please help me get the word out by sharing this post to your page + with friends ❤️

Cheers!

Brian

Lots more info and pics when you click on the Eventbrite link:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/hand-cut-collage-workshop-with-artist-brian-gordon-tickets-289718956197

Creativity isn't just drawing what you see. First, connect to what YOU see. Combining those connections in a way that feels good: COLLAGE!

Hand-Cut Collage Workshop with Artist Brian Gordon Creativity isn't just drawing what you see. First, connect to what YOU see. Combining those connections in a way that feels good: COLLAGE!

Dear human sporting his badass Hanukkah gift, one of my hand-crafted found object rings, as part of his ever-full-of-life ensemble!

Hope you can join me this coming Saturday, February 8, 2020 at the opening reception/unveiling for the my all-ages solo art show. Lots of great people, food (Naco Taco), and beverage (Gentilē Brewing), and 50 all new hand-cut pieces made from sources found only in the physical world.

Here is a link to the event page:

https://facebook.com/events/s/little-collages-looking-throug/573651383226487/?ti=icl

Hope to see you!

Brian Scott Gordon

You have wholeheartedly been invited to the opening reception for “Little Collages”.

Join me on Saturday, February 8, 2020, with magnifying glass in hand*, to explore the more than 50 micro-universes within my newest body of hand-cut collage artwork.

* magnifying glasses will be provided, but feel free to bring your own.

Owner and friend of host venue Paul Gentile (Jen•Tilly):

“Join us ‪on Saturday, February 8 from 1-4pm‬ for a new art show opening at the taproom. Brian Gordon will be presenting his latest exhibit of really small art. So small that you need a magnifying glass to really see the detail. So small that he needed a magnifying glass to actually cut and glue the paper. You have to see it to believe it. And to see it, you will need a magnifying glass.

Brian is a father of young kids who have grown up with the Gentile Kids, both at daycare and the taproom. Brian understands the family focus of the Gentile Taproom experience and has created work that is accessible to taproom patrons of every age (and size and species) with smaller magnifying glasses for anyone to use, take home and continue sleuthing. Attendees can expect the fifty little collages to be hung for all experience and height levels. This show is meant to be experienced by all and to allow the viewer to take a minute or ten to block out the world and focus on these little pieces of art.
Additionally, a new food truck to us, but an old friend to Brian, Naco Taco, will be on site slinging tacos, tortas and a variety of sides ‪from 12-4pm‬. It's gonna be a party, ya'll!”

It is going to be Special, so come on out!!!

Brian Scott Gordon

With regard to my own life there is pattern of an out-of-nowhere-ness sending “little things” that grow instantly to the size of cities within my heart. This “little” message, to me (and for those who know me) and/or anyone who gets it, is anything but ❤️. What an illusion “size”, eh? I am experiencing immeasurable feelings of gratitude and inspiration.
I’ve said many times before to to lots of people: validation is one of the key ingredients of enthusiasm.
Thank goodness people still take the time to say to another.

“The Gig”...no grownups allowed!
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