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the levers and watching the marbles
release into little doors, over and over
again" she said. "Re-creating memories
soothes me, and I am happy to exhibit
my work in the show"
Also included in the exhibit are
pieces by Jess Hall and Brad Young of
Reology, Joyce Brodsky, Sean Hages,
Bowen Kline, Mutual Adoration: Clare
Fox/Wayne Maki, Charles Nance,
Matt Paw, Theresa Petersen, Andrea
Rosenfeld, Michael Ross, Danielle
Styles, Dale Teachout and Colin Wilson.
"I'm excited to contribute to the
`01d2New' exhibit for a few reasons"
said Berkley resident Andrea Rosenfeld,
49. "First, I'm big into helping our
environment; I recycle at home and use
recycled materials in my jewelry art.
"Second, this concept, creating 'new'
from 'old: is similar to the redevelop-
ment going on in Detroit and other
burgeoning Michigan communi-
ties. Buildings and swaths of vacant
land are being reformatted and re-envi-
sioned and, especially in historic build-
ings, their original details and history
are [hopefully] being carefully worked
into the new translation of the space"
Rosenfeld describes the metamor-
phosis of her painting Revision, which
will be included in the exhibit, like
this:
"It started with a great, old image
lying around the gallery," she said. "I
stripped it from its frame and added
new concepts on top — not opaque,
mainly because the flat, glossy board
doesn't allow the paint to adhere
well — but also to keep the old image
important.
"The layers float and, at some points,
actually merge into the movement
Board of Cantors, who also will perform
in concert in To Everything There
Is a Season. Featuring Earl Berris,
Tiffany Green, Samuel Greenbaum,
Daniel Gross, Leonard Gutman, Rachel
Gottlieb Kalmowitz, Frank Lanzkron-
Tamarazo, Neil Michaels, David Propis,
Pamela Schiffer, Michael Smolash and
Penny Steyer.
Followed by a dessert reception.
JCC members: $32/nonmembers:
$42.
Note: This program will be held
at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield.
8 p.m. Saturday, May 10
(The Berman)
1 p.m. Tuesday, May 13
(JCC in Oak Park)
Elaine Serling performs Broadway
classics, musical film favorites and
Yiddish and Hebrew songs, as well as
original works.
of the original print. The form in my
painting is sitting quietly, hugging
her knees, eyes closed, serene, revis-
ing herself. She is layering visions of
what she would like her life to become
over what she's created so far during
her existence. Revision is growth, lay-
ering and new translations while still
honoring the foundation"
In addition to the exhibit in the
main area, "Old2New" will highlight
Lisa Goedert in the Side Gallery, show-
casing a new and upcoming artist,
whose works are shaping, reflecting
and defining the world today.
Goedert, who has been painting
for the past 15 years at her Ferndale
studio, said: "My art is about mark-
making: rhythmic lines, circles, dots,
scribbles and dashes. I am inspired
by patterns found in nature, especial-
ly those found in fields and marsh-
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