Join us on Thursday, March 5th (5-8PM), for the opening of "Lunar Symphony", a solo exhibition featuring new works by Roy Green! Message from the artist about "Lunar Symphony": Lunar Symphony is an immersive painting installation featuring a large work on unstretched canvas dropcloth and a variety of circular tondo paintings. These works are like channel-surfing with a paintbrush as images, elements of text and abstract tropes comingle on the well -worked surfaces of the canvas. The series of circular paintings re-invent the classical tondo format and are spontaneous manifestations of my daily painting ritual. My paintings are a hand-made analog alternative to the digital image vortex that all of us are immersed in. During the past 40 years of my painting I have often focussed on the depiction of avian imagery. Lunar symphony presents Parliament of Owls-a large scale work on a recuperated unstretch canvas dropcloth. Owls have been seen as messengers from the beyond and harbingers of occult mysteries. My paintings seek to provide an oasis of active contemplation, offering a reservoir of painterly pleasure and provocation. Opening: Thursday, March 5th, 5-8PM Gallery Hours: Thursdays (5-8PM) & Saturdays (1-4PM) until April 18th. Entry free/by donation. 750 Fairfield Rd., Wheelchair accessible through East Entrance.