Went with the group and a friend was so engrossed by the exhibit lost them both and enjoyed it by myself.

— Andrew Holstein

The exhibition was excellent! My favorite exhibition at the High in the past year. Very well organized in terms of placement of paintings and related media and commentary. I was also pleased to see more paintings from the 30s and 40s than I expected. Fascinating painter! Interesting man! 4 people went to Tap for a drink or snack and that was enjoyable too. I enjoyed the company and the venue, though a little pricey.

— Elizabeth Gibson

This stroll was well organized, there were some fun and interesting people I met and the art galleries and art were great. I would definately recommend this stroll and I am looking forward to attending other art strolls in the future.

— Elaine Hicks

I thought this was a very well-done event. The Contemporary did an awesome job! As for the art, there were a few standouts for me - David D'agostino, Nancy VanDevender & Yi-Hsin Tzeng were doing some very unique things. This would have to be the first time I've seen real Cheetos & Broccoli incorporated into works of art (David D). Nancy's wallpaper-like mixed media art was cool as hell. And Yi-Hsin pushed the boundaries.

— Garrin

Very well organized, excellent hosts, great guests.

— Kwanza

I had a lot of fun getting to know everyone. The progress dinner is an ideal type of event to get to meet people and have great discussions.

— Carla Habeeb

Another winning progressive dinner! Such a good idea -- moving through the evening from home to home, seeing people's artwork, and drinking, eating, chatting and laughing at each one -- and such fun. Thanks, everyone! :-)

— Elizabeth Gibson

What a blast! I had so much fun hanging w/everyone. It's really nice having these get togethers, enjoying homemade food, seeing very cool art & getting to know one another. Elise did a fantastic job organizing, so I'd like to thank her for her efforts. Augusta and Harry were gracious hosts and I'd like to thank them as well. Tommy, appreciate you handling the directions & coffee situation. Can't wait to do it again!

— Garrin

Fascinating true story. Who would have thought? And wine and cheese on the comfy sofas at Apres Diem was a plus. It was a great group and the conversation was wonderful.

— Milo

The film was very good -- I learned of something I didn't know about. It just proves one can find great art in the most expected places -- you don't have to go to NYC. I had a very nice time with the group of eight at Apres Diem. Thanks to those two good souls who bought the bottles of wine!

— Harry Boone

The gallery was packed - it was nice to see so many folks coming out to hear poetry. I enjoyed hearing the poets, but after 2 1/2 hours I couldn't sit still & left before all of the poets were finished.

— Garrin

Another excellent choice -- an intriguing movie and a good after-viewing drink and chat venue. :-)

— Elizabeth Gibson

A great documentary. I want to thank Garrin for putting something on the map I probably would have overlooked. It was a very good group who attended and I truly enjoyed the time we spent at Apres Diem - everyone truly seemed interested in getting to know one another -- a wonderful gathering of humantists! The "goat " cheese" balls were overpriced and minimal in quantity, but on the bright side the place was condusive to conversation!

— Harry Boone

had a great time! Good conversation w/ fun, outgoing people!

— READY2GO

Kenneth Proctor's work was the smallest, but the most powerful (among all artists represented) in a nuanced sort of way. There were some other paintings that were effective and interested. There were some works that were poor. The nocturnal cityscapes (along the walls of the staircase) were pretty lame appropriations of photographs. It was a large crowd present with a good free bar. I'm only sorry I got there late because I didn't get to see many of the Art Openings Meetup group members (or many there just weren't too many there). Well, there's always next time. Thanks to Garrin for bringing a good opening to our attention.

— Harry Boone

I enjoyed it. I particularly liked the 'city lights'.

— Stephen

The film was unusual and stimulating. A few of us went over to TAP and had some drinks. The conversation was fun.

— Nathan