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These exhibitions are part of Stamford Center for the Arts' African-American Culture Series sponsored by Pitney Bowes Inc. and SCA's ReachOut Program with additional support from the Bank of America, Cendant Mobility, DIAGEO, The General Electric Company and Connecticut Commission on Culture and Tourism. The Community Exhibitions are on display January 16 through February 28 (2006) at: Sackler Gallery in the Palace Theatre 61 Atlantic Street, in downtown Stamford, Connecticut Opening Reception - Thursday, February 2 – from 5-9pm Richard and Hinda Rosenthal Gallery in Rich Forum 307 Atlantic Street in downtown Stamford, Connecticut Opening Reception - Thursday, February 9 - from 5-9pm The public is invited to attend the receptions of both community openings (FREE of CHARGE) that will include artist talks, hors d'oeuvres, live jazz and Student Art Awards for the approximately 50 Stamford and Darien students participating in the exhibits. The Corporate Exhibitions are on display February 1 through February 28 (2006) at: Cendant Mobility Headquarters Gallery at Cendant Mobility 40 Apple Ridge Road in Danbury, Connecticut DIAGEO Fine Arts Gallery at DIAGEO 801 Main Avenue in Norwalk, Connecticut To view the Corporate Exhibitions and attend the Receptions, please call 203.977.8203. Stamford Center for the Arts' ReachOut was created to insure that all members of our regional community have the opportunity to participate in the arts and utilize the tremendous facilities SCA offers. ReachOut does this through programs that provide opportunities to attend the theater and participate in programs that enhance awareness of the arts in the community, and arts-exposure programs for students that challenge and nurture the next generation of artists, writers, actors, dancers, musicians and theatergoers. Established in 1992, Picture That, LLC, is a Stamford, Connecticut-based company that promotes cultural inclusion and diversity through the arts by offering Corporations, Non-Profit Organizations, Religious Institutions and Private Collectors three primary services: Cultural Fine Art, Rotating Awareness Exhibits and Cultural Inclusion Consulting Services. The company is certified as a Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) by the Connecticut Minority Supplier Development Council (CMSDC) and the State of Connecticut. The Palace Theatre and Rich Forum, at 61 and 307 Atlantic Street, respectively, are conveniently located in downtown Stamford, Connecticut, just a few blocks from I-95 (New England Thruway/Connecticut Turnpike) and the railroad station (Metro North New Haven Line from Grand Central Terminal) and five miles from Long Ridge Road and High Ridge Road exits of the Merritt Parkway. The Palace Theatre and Rich Forum are wheelchair accessible. For additional information call 203.325.4466 or visit SCA's website at www.onlyatsca.com © Copyright by StamfordPlus.com
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