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The Language of Flowers
In celebration of Emily Dickinson
December 3, 2014 – Jan 4, 2015
Opening Reception:
Friday, December 5, 2014 5:30-7:30PM
Featuring harpist Eleanor Bennett-White
Featuring the Art of
Patti Bond, Anne Downs, Debra Ferreboeuf , Sylvia Gardner,
Jerry Ginsburg, Yolanda Gurries, Dayton Knipher, Briana Lyon,
Stephanie Martin, Marie Massey, Barbara Mellin, Marli Melton,
Susan Mendelsohn, Tom Montan, Chester Ng, Erika Perloff,
Claire Phillips, Julia Seelos, Murray Wagnon, Julia Watson,
Cindy Wilbur, Rowan Wolnick
Flowers have reigned for centuries as the messengers of love,
gratitude, remembrance, and friendship. Emily Dickenson often
meaningfully referred to flowers and plants in her poetry.
Victorians commonly referenced flowers, trees, mosses and
leaves to send nuanced messages. The Language of Flowers
is an exhibition of two-dimensional artwork inspired by the
writings and poetry of Emily Dickinson and the meanings with
which we have invested flowers since ancient times.
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