ALTER EGOS II
"Who is your “alter ego”? Galleries and the art public usually define an artist for a specific thing they do, and this singular identity often supports their career and makes them commercially viable. However it is my belief all creative people are multi-faceted and often dabble in various mediums, crafts and modes though they may keep this to themselves as a more “personal practice”. This show aims to
bring out the work you may not have shown publicly, have been cultivating in private, or shows another side of your creative life. This show is the second edition of an “Alter Egos” show I curated at Hesse Flatow (formerly Crush Curatorial) Amagansett in 2016.
- Scott Bluedorn
Join us for the opening this Friday October 11th from 6-9pm with light bites from Lombardis Love Lane & wine from Macari Vineyards. The gallery will be open Saturday from 12-5pm & Sunday from 11-4pm. We are also always open by appointment during the week.
VISIT THE GALLERY
The North Fork Art Collective has come alive in the historic Fiedler Gallery located at 207 Main Street in Greenport, NY. The opening reception for “Alter Egos II,” curated by Scott Bluedorn will be Friday October 11th from 6-9pm. The collective will open at 4pm for anyone observing Yom Kippur if they would like to visit before sundown. Thank you to our amazing partners & friends: Macari Vineyards, Lombardi’s Love Lane. Open Saturdays 12-5pm & Sundays 11-4pm. By appointment during the week.
CHECK OUT THE CATALogue
Interested in seeing the work but can’t make it to the gallery? Send us an email at nofoartcollective@gmail.com - if you have any questions or would like to set up an appointment. Our instagram will have all our available works. Send us a message.
MEET THE CURATOR of ALTER EGOS II, SCOTT BLUEDORN
Born Southampton, NY 1986 . Lives and works in Sag Harbor and Bridgehampton, N.Y. Education: BFA School of Visual Arts, NYC 2009
“Scott Bluedorn is a Sag Harbor-based artist, illustrator and designer who works across media including drawing, painting, printmaking, installation, collage and assemblage. He creates surreal imagery inspired by maritime history, cultural anthropology, myth, supernatural themes and the natural world to distill a vision he deems a “maritime cosmology”.