It’s that time again, when the galleries on and around Dragon St open Saturday night from 5- 8 for strolling around, hobnobbing with the artists, and generally acting cool. Don’t expect to get intoxicated because the wine is usually pretty bad – but, hey, the entertainment is great and you can actually learn something. Unless you, unlike me, know a lot about art. I love this work by Ron Pokrasso “There’s a Story Behind Her” at the Craignead-Green Gallery – it intrigues me and draws me in. Or this work by Johnny Robertson “Twenty Hong Kong Dollars” at Conduit Gallery with the Kerouac-esque images of being on the road again.
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