Professors Judith Brassard Brown, Barbara Moody and Rose Olson along with faculty member Mary Bucci McCoy will have their work included in “Twenty 10,” the annual group show of artist-members of the Kingston Gallery, 450 Harrison Avenue in Boston. The opening is Friday, September 10th from 5-7:30.
Professor Judith Brassard Brown’s work has been chosen for inclusion in “Artists for ArtRocks,” an installation sponsored by UrbanArts, of transformed rocking chairs at Logan Airport’s International Terminal. Her entry is called ‘Somewhere Between’ and evocative of living in the Italian landscape. The grand opening the evening of September 7th in Terminal E.
The work of the late Frances Ferro Carreiro, (’01) will be on exhibit Sept. 1-29th at St. John’s Episcopal Church, 705 Hale St., Beverly Farms. An opening reception will be held Thursday, Sept. 9 from 5-8 pm. The public is invited.
The exhibition is being produced by her husband, Nicholas, of Gloucester and her granddaughter, Kim Arntsen of Manchester-by-the-Sea.
A scholarship in Mrs. Carreiro’s name is awarded each year during Montserrat’s annual Open House celebration.
Carreiro’s colorful, whimsical work won many awards and she exhibited widely on the North Shore prior to her death at age 79.
Faculty member Marilu Swett will be have her work featured in three fall exhibits, all opening the first week in September. They include a solo show at Boston Sculptors Gallery on Harrison Ave. Boston http://bostonsculptors.com/ an invitational at Curry College in Milton; and a second invitational on site at Allandale Farm in Brookline, MA. The farm exhibit, called Agriculture encounters Sculpture, will include 16 artists, many of them studio teachers, as well as four graduate students. The artists will install their work in and around Boston’s only working farm
(www.aes-2010.net).
Faculty member Dawn Paul will be on a panel for the Art School Faculty Caucus at the 2011 AWP (Associated Writing Programs) Conference in Washington, DC in February. The caucus provides an opportunity for writing faculty at art colleges to get together to share ideas.
