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Berkshire Style features Five Points Gallery as Our Favorite Thing

3/4/2014

Pam Lacey, That Was Then, This Is Now, 10’ x 12’, Rust-Transfer on Dyed Muslin, 2013

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Historic Main Street in Torrington has a new art gallery that is highlighting emerging artists: local and afar. Five Points Gallery is a non-profit showcasing contemporary art while also offering exhibitions, education, public dialogue and exhibit openings that have been drawing big names in the art world. Recent artists who have exhibited their work include Danielle Mailer and Jennie Friedman and December's Emerging Artist exhibit featured 20 artists on-the-rise. Five Points has established an educational consortium with UConn Torrington, Northwestern Community College and Hartford Art School, University of Hartford.

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Five Points Gallery
33 Main Street
Torrington, CT 06790

FPG Phone: 860.618.7222

Gallery Open: Friday, Saturday and Sunday 1-5pm and by appointment

Five Points Campus Arts Center
855 University Drive
Torrington, CT 06790

Campus Phone: 860.618.2167

Campus Arts Center is open by appointment only

“with support from the Department of Economic and Community Development, Connecticut Office of the Arts,
which also receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.”

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Berkshire Style features Five Points Gallery as Our Favorite Thing

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