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Drawing is an integral part of diverse arts practices, whether as a preliminary sketch or finished illustration. Drawings, Drafts, and Doodles highlights a range of media and artistic approaches by Montserrat College of Art staff, underscoring the importance of drawing and the wildly different drawing styles of members of Montserrat's creative community. Pictured: Stacy Thomas-Vickory... 
Reception and Curator Walkthrough: Wednesday, September 11th, 5-6:30 
Gallery talk with curator Frankie Symonds, Shoe Bones Gallery, Salem: Wednesday, September 4, 3 pm, Schlosberg Gallery 
Boston-based artist Rosie Ranauro’s work is a visual exploration of process, defined not by fixed outcomes, but by the dynamic interplay between creation and concealment. What remains hidden becomes a space for speculation, imagination, and personal interpretation. OBSCURE//REPEAT is a series of unstretched canvases painted on both sides, with one side obscured from the viewer.... 
Taytos & Garlic Sauce, a collection of student work from last summer's travel study trip to Ireland. Come check it out and stop by the reception this Friday, Sept 27 at 5pm! 23 Essex St, Beverly, 2nd floor Find out more about next summer's trip to Ireland, open to all college students. |
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Presented in two parts, this exhibition features recent works by five Montserrat alumni. Ranging from objective pieces to abstracted representations, these works are reflections of the self and the world around us. |
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Gallery talk with Prof. Martha Buskirk, Ph.D. daughter of the artist, Nov. 6 at 5pm followed by a reception at 6pm. |
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In the month of October, the Academic Access Studio and Counseling Center facilitated a series of art-making events in preparation for the upcoming exhibit Sins Invalid: Disability Justice from A-Z. This exhibit is a collaboration between our Montserrat community and the artists featured in the book. Learn more about Sins Invalid here The opening reception is... |