ART! Show Ho Ho at Gallery at Four benefits Alzheimer’s cause

Photo: Anthony Russo, PARTY GIRL, oil on canvas, 48”x36”

Show Ho Ho… Art for Alzheimer’s opened a few days ago at Gallery at Four in Tiverton, RI – 3848 Main Road.

A reception to meet the artists and support the Alzheimer’s Association, Rhode Island Chapter, will be held on Saturday, December 4th from 4 to 7pm.

There will also be a performance during the evening by popular artist – and musician – Butch McCarthy.

This special holiday exhibition features paintings, photography, sculpture and ceramics from some of the region’s artists:

• Judith David
• Deb Ehrens
• William Kendall
• Walter Horak
• Tom Martinelli
• Butch McCarthy
• Anthony Russo
• Katherine Thompson
• Peter Dickison

About Gallery at Four:

GALLERY at FOUR, a contemporary art gallery nestled in the heart of Historic Tiverton Four Corners, a National Registry of Historic Places designated village reflects owner/curator Chas. Hickey’s endless interest, fascination and appreciation in and with art and design.

With a career in advertising and marketing behind him working with Bell South, Turner Broadcasting, The US Tennis Association along with other corporations and organizations, Chas. turned his eye to art, opening GALLERY at FOUR in May of 2018 with a mission of creating a destination for art appreciators and collectors alike offering vibrant and thought provoking exhibitions while contributing to the artistic mission of Tiverton Four Corners.

 The gallery offers a distinctive calendar of compelling exhibitions highlighting works from the studios of regionally, nationally and internationally recognized artists with executions in all major artistic disciplines, while maintaining an ever observant eye for emerging and promising new talent.

  The gallery is a proud sponsor of South Coast Artists Open Studios Tours, The Public’s Radio, Rhode Island Public Radio, and a supporter of a number of medical research fundraising organizations including local land trust and conservation, pediatric brain cancer research and the ALS Association, Rhode Island Chapter.