The Green Door Studio was a main attraction for many Art Hop goers once again. Six bands set up outside on the patio, playing non-stop from 7:00 until 11:00, while member artists displayed their work inside the gallery and studios. In an unofficial poll, the Green Door was named "the most happenin' place" for the second year in a row. You can read more about Art Hop in Lauren Ober's article in the Free Press.
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| While live music filled the outdoor patio... |
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... inside exhibits featured a wide variety of art... |
| ... some stopped to take a closer look... |  |
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... and in the alley, Drew Luan Matott and John La Falce deep fried books... |
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This was the fourth performance of Deep Fried Books, the first in Burlington. For a video clip of the "frying" be sure to check out the Burlington Free Press web site. |
The Green Door was also the site of a papermaking demonstration and workshop Saturday afternoon.
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Three young art hoppers learn to make their own paper on the outside patio... |
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... while Drew Matott engaged pedestrians with pulp painting to focus on the issue of gloabal warming. | |
Art Hop at Green Door Studio | 
