Gil Stancourt
Altered Paintings – Silver Lining

What do you get when you give 90 artists a mass-produced thrift store piece of art and ask them to breathe new life into it? Redux Studio and Gallery in Alameda posed just such a question, the results of which will be on display next month. I have submitted my entry which – of course, having the subject of light as its focus – is titled Silver Lining.
Redux is organized around the principles of creative reuse, and its efforts help fund St. Vincent de Paul of Alameda County’s important social programs. This project represents the larger purpose of Redux, illustrating how interesting ideas can support a larger social mission and dialogue. The Altered Paintings Projects demonstrate that great things are possible when communities come together. I am thrilled to be participating along with another 50/50 LIGHT collaborator, lighting designer Gil Stancourt.
Opening reception for Altered Paintings 2 – Friday, April 11th 6pm – 9pm
@ Redux Studios & Gallery, 2315 Lincoln Avenue, Alameda, 510-865-1109.
Monday – Sunday 11:00am-6:30pm www.facebook.com/ReduxStudiosandGallery