SOLID Studios inaugural opening event, May 22

"Wheelbarrow" by Molly Sawyer

New versatile project space SOLID Studios, located at 144 Tunnel Rd., holds its inaugural opening event on Friday, May 22. Work on exhibit is by sculptors Molly Sawyer and Jameid Ferrin; members of Pan Harmonia will perform.

Press release from organizers:

SOLID Studios announces it’s Inaugural, Opening Evening Event.  The walls will be shared by sculptors Molly Sawyer and Jameid Ferrin with pieces from their individual, current series. Musical guests will include members of Pan Harmonia: Kate Steinbeck, Rosalind Buda, and Amy Brucksch.

SOLID Studios is a new and excitingly, versatile project space that is designed to encourage further development of creative endeavors for members of Asheville and the surrounding communities of Western North Carolina.  It is a flexible space designed fro but not limited to photographers, gallery openings, ‘classroom for hire’ workshops, rehearsal space and event space.

Pan Harmonia is an artist-directed repertory company and 501( c)3 based in Asheville, bringing professional chamber music performances to audiences of all ages. Now in it’s 15th season, Pan Harmonia has been awarded grants from the NEA, the NC Arts Council and The Mary Duke Biddle Foundation for its artistic excellence and visionary outreach, including its work mentoring young musicians and its Shining Light Project, connecting underserved audiences with world-class music in diverse settings ranging from traditional concert halls to homeless shelters and prisons.

Brief introductions will be made at 8 PM with Molly Sawyer telling more about the evolution and multiple uses of SOLID Studios.  Kate Steinbeck, director of Pan Harmonia, will speak of Shining Light Program and it’s involvement with the community.

Located just east of the heart of downtown Asheville at 144 Tunnel Rd., it is downstairs from Comic Envy, adjacent to Black Dome Outfitters.  SOLID Studios is ground level with ample, off-street parking available.

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About Alli Marshall
Alli Marshall has lived in Asheville for more than 20 years and loves live music, visual art, fiction and friendly dogs. She is the winner of the 2016 Thomas Wolfe Fiction Prize and the author of the novel "How to Talk to Rockstars," published by Logosophia Books. Follow me @alli_marshall

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