It's Official!
As of this afternoon, June 15th, 2016, the Red Raven Gallery has become the Red Dragonfly!
We're very excited about the times and opportunities that lie ahead, as we continue to build the legacy we have assumed from Red Raven proprietor Laurie McClave. And we look forward to establishing the gallery as one of the premier alternative art spaces in the Puget Sound region.
The gallery's formal Grand (re)Opening will be for Port Townsend's monthly Art Walk, the next edition of which will take place on Saturday, July 2nd.
Our doors will be open while we reorganize and get things ready for the opening, so please do come by and visit us!
Wednesday, June 15, 2016
Saturday, June 11, 2016
What is the Red Dragonfly? Opening words...
It all began with a piece of art-- a Red Dragonfly, to be precise.
We went to pick it up at Ruthy's candle shop for Sarah's birthday, and intended to visit the Red Raven Gallery next door while we were there. Alas, it was not to be... the gallery was closed and there was a "FOR LEASE" sign up in the window.
It made us rather sad, since the Red Raven was pretty much Port Townsend's only viable alternative art space. Not that we have anything against landscapes and studies of sailboats, mind you.
Sarah started talking about what she'd do with the space if it were her gallery... one thing led to another and a few minutes later we were heading back to the gallery for a second look and to get the phone number off the "FOR LEASE" sign.
A whirlwind of activity followed and-- in spite of having absolutely no prior plans to do so-- three days later we went to sign the lease for our new alternative art gallery. Named, of course, Red Dragonfly... for the piece of art that started it all.
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| The original Red Dragonfly |
It made us rather sad, since the Red Raven was pretty much Port Townsend's only viable alternative art space. Not that we have anything against landscapes and studies of sailboats, mind you.
Sarah started talking about what she'd do with the space if it were her gallery... one thing led to another and a few minutes later we were heading back to the gallery for a second look and to get the phone number off the "FOR LEASE" sign.
A whirlwind of activity followed and-- in spite of having absolutely no prior plans to do so-- three days later we went to sign the lease for our new alternative art gallery. Named, of course, Red Dragonfly... for the piece of art that started it all.
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