Join the Harvard Ed Portal for an opening reception for the Crossings Gallery’s newest exhibition, Interference Patterns by artist Matthew Bajor! Enjoy snacks and drinks while you make (and see!) art with community members and local artists!

Guests will…

• Hear the inspiration and stories behind Matthew Bajor’s artwork
• Meet members of Artisans Asylum as they highlight the creative offerings at Allston’s largest community makerspace for do-it-yourself (“DIY”) fabrication
• Participate in a creative art-making activity inspired by the exhibition
• Network with artists, makers, entrepreneurs, and students

About the Exhibition:

Let love light your way. Bright colors, transparent shapes, and distorted angles evoke questions about perception, memory loss, and transformation in this larger-than-life glass exhibit by artist Matthew Bajor. Inspired by a loved one’s experience with Alzheimer’s, Bajor’s abstract art and uplifting kinetic sculptures encourage viewers to use love, empathy, and compassion to bridge across lost memories and language.

Matthew Bajor is an artist and engineer practicing his craft at Artisans Asylum, a state-of-the-art community maker’s space in Allston-Brighton.