THE NEIGHBOURHOOD NOTEBOOK
The gallery notebook
A dated reading of the domain’s 2000s directory. These entries describe the records, not unconfirmed current destinations.
Use this notebook to understand the neighbourhood’s range of practices. For a visit today, use the source-linked place directory. A date below belongs to the saved page; it is not a claim that the organisation has operated continuously since then.
RECORD: 2003
Galería esArte
Contemporary art and craft were presented together at this Church Street gallery.
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Gallery Joe
The listing focused on contemporary drawing and sculpture by local and national artists.
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HighWire Artists Inc.
An artist cooperative presented two- and three-dimensional work, video, installation and performance.
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Hot Soup Hot Glass Studio & Gallery
The glass studio connected exhibitions with demonstrations, classes and workshops.
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InLiquid
A web-based arts community linked online activity with exhibitions and events.
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Locks Gallery
The gallery’s programme included painting, sculpture and works on paper.
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Muse Gallery
An artist-run cooperative supported a programme of individual artistic expression.
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Nexus/Foundation for Today’s Art
The collective’s listing emphasised experimental contemporary work.
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Pink Bridge Gallery
A contemporary gallery also served as an artist’s working studio.
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Pringle Gallery
The programme brought together established and emerging artists from the United States and Europe.
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Qbix Art and Design
The entry linked art and design across several media, including objects and jewellery.
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Rosenfeld Gallery
The gallery described American painting, drawing, clay, glass and sculpture.
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Silicon Gallery
A digital printing studio worked with artists on fine-art images.
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Snyderman Gallery
Fibre, studio furniture, painting, glass and ceramics shared this programme.
Read the source record ↗RECORD: 2007
Temple Gallery
The entry records university-gallery exhibitions, including works shown in 2004 and 2005.
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Union 237 Gallery
The Market Street gallery described multimedia exhibitions and contemporary urban art.
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Wexler Gallery
The listing connected studio-art furniture, glass and twentieth-century design.
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Wood Turning Center
The museum presented lathe-turned work, a collection, library and educational resources.
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The Works Gallery
Clay, jewellery and fibre formed part of a craft-focused gallery programme.
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Painted Bride Art Center
The multidisciplinary centre connected visual work with music, dance and performance.
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Biello Studio
Clay and light sculpture were connected with music and theatre salons.
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Pentimenti Gallery
The gallery described contemporary work across painting, photography and other media.
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