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    The Weight of Memories

    Thursday, September 04, 2025

    8:00 AM - 3:00 PM

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    The Norwalk Art Space

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    09/04/2025 08:00 AM 09/04/2025 03:00 PM America/Anguilla The Weight of Memories Like stepping into Miss Havisham’s fading drawing room, The Weight of Memories is steeped in haunting nostalgia and quiet disquiet. Melissa Newman, Kimberly Klauss, and Paige Mostowy each conjure images and objects that hover between presence and absence, heavy with memory yet elusive in meaning. Newman’s porcelain works, with their unsettling gaze and hidden relics, speak of cherished objects now fading into obscurity. Klauss’ ghostly images suggest psychological echoes rather than literal forms, while Mostowy transforms fragments and ephemera into otherworldly relics that blur past and present. Together, their work leads us to question the reliability of memory, the involuntary recollection... Details & Tickets: https://www.upcomingevents.com/bridgeport/events/the-norwalk-art-space/the-weight-of-memories-515135?ref=uceaddevent The Norwalk Art Space, 455 West Avenue, Norwalk, CT, 06850

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    Like stepping into Miss Havisham’s fading drawing room, The Weight of Memories is steeped in haunting nostalgia and quiet disquiet. Melissa Newman, Kimberly Klauss, and Paige Mostowy each conjure images and objects that hover between presence and absence, heavy with memory yet elusive in meaning. Newman’s porcelain works, with their unsettling gaze and hidden relics, speak of cherished objects now fading into obscurity. Klauss’ ghostly images suggest psychological echoes rather than literal forms, while Mostowy transforms fragments and ephemera into otherworldly relics that blur past and present. Together, their work leads us to question the reliability of memory, the involuntary recollections that shape us, and the inexorable passage of time. FREE ARTIST RECEPTION, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 6-8PM

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