AUTUMN 2000 SPRIG. New media. New voice. You have just left the portcochere and are about to enter the lobby of SPRIG, the first of the many galleries behind the waterfalls. A unique exhibition housed in a PALACE built by a team of four, specially for this autumn, we bring to your windows -- soulful poetry, vibrant art, poignant stories AND the Pacific Ocean. SPRING 2001 SNOW CROCUS, electric artscape. This time, we have constructed a JAPANESE GARDEN to house our eclectic collection of exclusive interviews, poetic art and visual art. Under each of the essential components of the traditional garden - POOL, TREE, LANTERN, WIND CHIME, ROCK and CIRCLE - you will find specially cultivated snow crocuses. Each own carefully selected, each one its own, and every one a first. May you discover the first blossoms of Spring in electric artscape. SUMMER 2001 BLUE WILDEBEEST, color fever. This summer we bring you VASTNESS, where nature and human nature shall roam free. Showcasing the talents of fifteen art students in LEGS, BOTTLES & SOMERSAULTS - reasons in oils, acrylics & charcoals. There is always goodies to be found AT A PICNIC BASKET, a poetry chapbook put together by six poetry/fiction "performers" during a Spring reading at Marshfield, MA. Finally, don't miss the personal selections of three poets spoken through literary art in MY CHOICE, OF VOICE. WINTER 2001 TRIBES. Stamping. Earth. Earth. Earth. Post 9-11, the global civilization, being threatened, shakes. "WHAT KIND OF PEACE DO WE SEEK?" a web-exhibit featuring twelve poet-artists of The Culture of Peace echos. This winter, we bring you away from the cold, to the stark void opened up by Ground Zero to a MALAY KAMPUNG in an idyllic, tropical paradise. Where plaintain squirrels cling on to trees, nibong palms sway in wind, pitcher plants catch rain, and long-tailed macaques do not eat bananas. |
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About The Gallery. Read about The Gallery's philosophy and what you can expect to find in this revolutionary zine. A meeting place, a growing platform, a springboard to the global community for all artists - in all media, young and established. Subscribing to The Gallery. The Gallery is a free web-based ezine, where your privacy is respected. Once you subscribe, you will be notified by email of upcoming editions. Submitting to The Gallery. We are looking for everything and anything that you've created. A poem, a photograph, a drawing, a song, you get the picture. As long as it is your original work, it qualifies. Follow the link for details of submission guidelines. Joining the Editorial Team. The Gallery is published by a revolving group of international volunteer editors, coordinated through Group Emails and ChatMeetings. Up to 5 spaces are open for each edition. Recruiting throughout the year. Click on link to visit The Editorial House, meet our proudly diverse network of The Gallery's editors and for contact information. |
About The Gallery. Read about The Gallery's philosophy and what you can expect to find in this revolutionary zine. A meeting place, a growing platform, a springboard to the global community for all artists - in all media, young and established. Subscribing to The Gallery. The Gallery is a free web-based ezine, where your privacy is respected. Once you subscribe, you will be notified by email of upcoming editions. Submitting to The Gallery. We are looking for everything and anything that you've created. A poem, a photograph, a drawing, a song, you get the picture. As long as it is your original work, it qualifies. Follow the link for details of submission guidelines. Joining the Editorial Team. The Gallery is published by a revolving group of international volunteer editors, coordinated through Group Emails and ChatMeetings. Up to 5 spaces are open for each edition. Recruiting throughout the year. Click on link to visit The Editorial House, meet our proudly diverse network of The Gallery's editors and for contact information. |
Founding Editor: Peng-Ean Khoo, galleryed@yahoo.com. This site is a member of The Gallery Behind the Falls free, responsible community of creative self-expression. © Copyright 2000, 2001 by The Gallery Behind The Falls. All rights reserved. Privacy. Disclaimer. |
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AUTUMN 2000 SPRIG. New media. New voice. You have just left the portcochere and are about to enter the lobby of SPRIG, the first of the many galleries behind the waterfalls. A unique exhibition housed in a PALACE built by a team of four, specially for this autumn, we bring to your windows -- soulful poetry, vibrant art, poignant stories AND the Pacific Ocean. SPRING 2001 SNOW CROCUS, electric artscape. This time, we have constructed a JAPANESE GARDEN to house our eclectic collection of exclusive interviews, poetic art and visual art. Under each of the essential components of the traditional garden - POOL, TREE, LANTERN, WIND CHIME, ROCK and CIRCLE - you will find specially cultivated snow crocuses. Each own carefully selected, each one its own, and every one a first. May you discover the first blossoms of Spring in electric artscape. SUMMER 2001 BLUE WILDEBEEST, color fever. This summer we bring you VASTNESS, where nature and human nature shall roam free. Showcasing the talents of fifteen art students in LEGS, BOTTLES & SOMERSAULTS - reasons in oils, acrylics & charcoals. There is always goodies to be found AT A PICNIC BASKET, a poetry chapbook put together by six poetry/fiction "performers" during a Spring reading at Marshfield, MA. Finally, don't miss the personal selections of three poets spoken through literary art in MY CHOICE, OF VOICE. WINTER 2001 TRIBES. Stamping. Earth. Earth. Earth. Post 9-11, the global civilization, being threatened, shakes. "WHAT KIND OF PEACE DO WE SEEK?" a web-exhibit featuring twelve poet-artists of The Culture of Peace echos. This winter, we bring you away from the cold, to the stark void opened up by Ground Zero to a MALAY KAMPUNG in an idyllic, tropical paradise. Where plaintain squirrels cling on to trees, nibong palms sway in wind, pitcher plants catch rain, and long-tailed macaques do not eat bananas. |
Presented together for the first time, The Earthen Circle brings to closure the first four seasons of our artistic voyages: |
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THE GALLERY CELEBRATES our one year anniversary. |
We had 441 visitors to The Gallery admin site in 2000/2001. Our 2001/2002 visitor count: |
