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A new show opens at the Nave Gallery in Somerville this afternoon. From 3-5 p.m. check out Surprise the Tender Alphabet: Image Meets Text, a show curated by Ann Forbush and Jenny Lawton Grassl. The exhibit incorporates many different media, from printmaking to performance art; the featured artists demonstate the common thread of using text or language in their work. As the show description says, "Our 'alphabet' takes many forms, from intimate handwriting scrawled in a diary to disintegrating messages found on the street; allowing the fusion of words and images to seduce, comfort or incite." See what you can decipher this afternoon, or later—the show runs through June 26.

Runs through February 9

Multiple Singular Nave Gallery (155 Powderhouse Blvd., Somerville) Saturday, December 1, 1 - 5 p.m. Today is your last chance to check out Multiple Singular, the latest exhibition at the Nave Gallery in Somerville. Displaying works by Chris Nau and Kevin Dacey, Multiple Singular "brings together two artists whose work describes how multiple signifiers may illuminate an unknown by pointing to one singular reality/truth/identity/definition, but one that shifts according to the movement of its known...

Ukulele Noir Nave Gallery, Clarendon Hill Presbyterian Church, 155 Powderhouse Blvd, Somerville Saturday, November 17, 2007 8-10 pm, $10 Bostonist never thought we'd hear the words "ukulele" and "noir" used together, but now it's happened. And it sounds pretty rad. Tonight's installment of Ukulele Noir, an assortment of skilled ukulele players, will feature Craig Robertson, Melvern Taylor and the Fabulous Meltones, Uncle Shoe, and the East Boston Make Out Club Band. All will strum tiny...

Young Turks Two Art Exhibit Nave Gallery 155 Powder House Blvd, Somerville Through November 4 Hours: Friday 5:00-8:00 p.m., Saturday & Sunday 1:00-5:00 p.m. (Also featuring Alasdair Roberts, Charalambides, and Heather Leigh Murray Friday from 8:00-10:00 p.m.) Look in your wallet. How many credit cards do you have in there? How many pieces of plastic that identify you, confirm your existence, enable your participation in our corporate economy? How many of these actually reveal...