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The Buttonwood Tree
Performing Arts & Cultural Center, 605 Main Street, Middletown, CT – 860-347-4957
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Visual Artists

Page of links to visual artists websites etc.

Greg Orfanos – http://www.salemnews.com/local/x2064733916/Unexpected-art-transforms-unlikely-downtown-objects

http://www.nsartthrob.com/?p=1361

Sevim Yolacti – http://www.sevimin.com/apps/photos/

Ross Powell - http://ross-powell.fineartamerica.com/

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About

The Buttonwood Tree opened its doors as a storefront bookstore and performance space in Middletown’s storied North End in 1989. Begun by our first director, Wesleyan alumna Susan Eastman Allison and her husband, the DJ and radio personality, Stephan Allison, it was the first such place in the city. Middletown has and has had many cultural enterprises over the years but The Buttonwood Tree is unique in that company. From its opening it has been a grassroots, avant garde center for all ages, all comers, artists and audiences. Recognized nationally and internationally as a music venue (see Kunle Mwanga), it has also offered programs led by outstanding artists in contemporary theater, literature, art, poetry and dance—from belly to hip hop—as well as opening its doors to community activists, educational and religious groups.

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