In every state, in every town, there’s a culture that is under your nose and your feet. It has a strange aura and it draws you in. The basement culture scene is an ancient practice that holds as much weight as religion. Every week we gather and partake in the wine and other things. We...
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Reception: Wednesday, April 4, 5-7 pm |
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Students in Bernadette Carr's Using Images class created a poster series celebrating National Library Week (4/7 - 4/13). Posters created by Deon Agyeman, Jorielle Arlock, Mikayla Bogus, Lilly Caporuscio, Erin Cox, Whitney Farnsworth, Kamille Ryan, Marina Stagliola and Sam Wilkinson. |
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Open House: Saturday, April 13, 2 – 4 pm Each spring, Montserrat celebrates the work of our students during what is known as Student Showcase. The mission of Student Showcase is to recognize and honor the accomplishments of student artists and scholars. We want to make the Showcase an opportunity to share those accomplishments—and Montserrat’s... |
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A Collage Exhibition Featuring Spencer Kall and Alex Pint. Opening Reception on Wednesday, April 24 11am–12pm 1A Knowlton Street, Beverly Open to the public |
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Feast Your Eyes! Open to the public |
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An Art Education Exhibition Hardie Building, Second floor Opening Reception May 2, 5–7pm |
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Human Constructs | What Once Was | Yard Sale |
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A storefront installation by Montserrat College of Art Students. On view at the Peabody Essex Museum 181 Essex Street, Salem, MA May 5 through Fall 2024 Opening reception on May 5 from 5–7pm. Created by: Kirsten Andersen, Jude Arnott, Jay Granniss, Shane Halleran, and Relena LaBoy Show statement: Throughout Salem’s history, its reliance on the... |