Monday, October 24, 2011 at 6:34PM 
Some of the "Etwas" serving as incense holders.
Little Robot pendant
Flo Rosenstock miniature vase
Wall mirror reflecting Harry Williams photo
New arrangement of walls
Ariel Jones with some of her work at the Nook
Tuesday, October 11, 2011 at 8:55PM Call for Artists:
Have you created erotic art work and not found the right venue for displaying it? Nina’s Nook provides an opportunity to explore the continuum from sensual to smutty during the “love month” of February. Dust off those Chaucerian dioramas and naughty dream boxes.
Artists are welcome to submit up to three works for inclusion in the “Triple S: Sensual>Sexual>Smut” exhibit at Nina’s Nook in Turners Falls during the month of February 2012.
Painting, Photography, Fiber, mixed media ( not to exceed 20 by 20 inches) and tabletop sized Sculpture welcome, as well as small functional/craft items that are erotic in nature (excluding clothing or food items).
Mail jpeg images on disc to Nina’s Nook 125A Avenue A Turners Falls MA 01376
Or email images to [email protected] with Triple S in subject line. Please mail/email contact information, brief artists statement relating to the submissions, dimensions and prices of work submitted for jurying, and a $10 check to Nina’s by December 23rd.
A limited number of works will be selected due to size constraints of the art space. Smaller work more likely to be chosen.
For further information please contact Nina Rossi 413.834.8800, email from this website, or find Nina’s Nook on Facebook.
Friday, August 12, 2011 at 9:13AM More new work to show from this summer, and some favorites from the Burnett Gallery show earlier this year!
This will be like bringing Nina's Nook to the Berkshires, since there will be pocketwheels and jewelry included with my fine art.
The exhibit will be up until September 5, when Ariel's exhibit comes down at the Nook.
"Moon" acrylic 16x20, Nina Rossi 2011
The Reception will be from 3-5pm. I will give an artist talk at 2pm.
"Survival lamp" Ceramic, canvas, wire. Nina Rossi, 2011
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND DIRECTIONS FOLLOW THE LINK BELOW
http://www.becketartscenter.org/
Nina Rossi
Caleb at the Becket exhibit, opening day Saturday August 20.
Corner of the gallery at Becket. Center stage in a new frame, "End Stage Bone Addiction".
Windowsill of gallery showing Buttend bookends. Broke them out of the farty box.
This is where the action was, ladies loved the necklaces and pocketwheels I brought!
Nina Rossi
Here is a commissioned mirror frame I made for a bathroom make-over in Becket:
Sunday, July 31, 2011 at 9:03PM "New Work by Ariel Jones" will open Friday, August 19 at Nina's Nook in Turners Falls. Ariel Jones, mainly known for her portraiture, recently returned to Western Mass from the Cape and New York. In recent years she has turned to mixed media painting using photography, glazes, acrylics and pen.
Her subject is mainly old architecture on the Cape and in Western Massachusetts. Isolating the buildings from from their environment Ariel creates iconic images of irony, humor and sometimes beauty. This focus expresses the same exploration of unique qualities found in her portrait work.
Nina's Nook is a tiny, hole-in-the-wall art space located at 125A Avenue A (between Equi's Candy Store and Tognarelli Heating) in Turners Falls,MA. An opening reception will be held from 7pm until 9:30 pm Friday, August 19. Through September 5.
Nina's Nook
Featuring:
New Work by Ariel Jones, August 19-Sept 5.
Opening Reception from 7pm until 9:30 pm Friday August 19
125A Avenue A Turners Falls MA
SPECIAL EXTENDED HOURS during the exhibit
Thursdays 4-7, Fridays 2-5, Saturdays 1-5.
413.834.8800 for appointments and other info.
508-733-7462 for Ariel Jones info
"Voltometer"
"Dune Shack"
Ariel Jones images
Nina Rossi
IMAGES FROM ARIEL JONES OPENING FRIDAY EVENING TURNERS FALLS
Tuesday, July 12, 2011 at 6:16PM Sparkling Czech glass beads twisted and turned within unique enameled wires, by Liz Smith, at a VERY affordable price! Posting a picture soon to tempt you.
Squash Blossom pins...everyone picks them up and is so intrigued...but they want to do something else with them like barrettes or rings or shoe decorations...I'll have to make some hair thingies with them.
Picture below of a Neenerbeaners necklace next to a Humbug bag covered with vintage buttons.
