Reception fun

I can’t imagine a better compliment, or complement, than hearing someone say she or he was leaving the reception to go play music, or to create something beautiful, or to have inspired conversation. I am so grateful to this community. Thank you for all of your support. I wonder how I would be able to create anything beautiful if I was not surrounded by beauty every day.

Thank you to Nathan Parent for sharing your music with us all.

Thank you to Carrie and Amy for making delicious treats to share.

Thank you to Scooter for taking these lovely photos of our work together.

Works and Reception

The reception has been planned for

Monday, April 18th, 2011

at the Black Cat Coffeehouse

from 6-8 p.m.

There will be wine, snacks and sweets.

Also, music by Nathan Parent.

Please join us!

“Tortuga”

“Pollinators”

“Asclepias”

“Guide”

“Peace Eagle”

“The Lake”

“Voice”

“Hope”

April 2011 Showing at Black Cat Coffeehouse

The works of Michael Scooter Charette and Cory Pitman are on display through the month of April at Black Cat Coffeehouse in Ashland, Wisconsin. Stay tuned for details about the artists' reception.

As always, I could never have accomplished this alone:

Thank you to my dad for building frames.
Thank you to Honore and the Black Cat.
Thank you to Scooter for agreeing to share this exhibition with me on a leap of faith, for motivation and inspiration, and for laughter, smiles, and hugs.
Thank you to Monica for the space, patience, moral support, and many dinners and bottles of wine.
Thank you to Amy for moral support and technical assistance, conversation, laughter and love.
Thank you to Brian for last minute moral support, bread, framing assistance and photography.
Thank you to my mom for supplies and encouragement.
Thank you to everyone who asked how the show was coming along, for the support you all have given me.
Thank you to this place, for the darkness, the silence and sounds of nature, the stars, the water, and the cycles of life.
Thank you to all my relations for unending inspiration and beauty, and for the treasures I’ve found along the way.

Cory Pitman
Washburn, Wisconsin
corypitman@gmail.com