iCON Art Convention

248 Cabot Street, Underground Cabot Street 248, Beverly, MA, United States

248 Cabot St, Underground level. Open to the public iCON is a free annual art exhibition and community event located in Beverly, Massachusetts, hosted by Montserrat College of Art. Highlighting the innovative strength of students, alumni, and local artists and their diverse backgrounds, iCON aims to bring people together to showcase, vend, and celebrate all...

Faculty in Conversation: Elizabeth Alexander

Hardie 101 23 Essex Street, Beverly, MA, United States

Associate professor Elizabeth Alexander will address how failure, sickness, and storm damage lead to some of her biggest creative breakthroughs.

Montserrat Art Market

Hardie Building Essex Street, Beverly, MA, United States

Come one, come all! Check out the Montserrat Art Market, support Montserrat students and their art! Hardie 1st & 2nd Floor

MOSH Studio: There is No Away

Frame 301 Gallery 301 Cabot Street, Beverly, MA, United States

MOSH Studio is a collaboration between artists Suzanne Moseley and Adrienne Shishko, each bringing a very different art background to their joint projects. Together they create 3D sculptures using repurposed materials from individual, corporate, or collective waste streams, often fiber-based, to create metaphorical portraits of people, places, or communities. Their goal is to produce vibrant,...

Journey’s Unfolded: Senior Thesis Exhibition

Montserrat Gallery 23 Essex St, Beverly, MA, United States

Opening Reception on Wednesday, December 4, 5–7pm Featuring: Alexander Cornwell Mariah Silva Grecia Murillo Kamille Ryan Kenneth Jordan Jojo Ryan  

Midway: A Senior Studio Arts Exhibition

Bare Gallery 1A Knowlton Street, Beverly, MA, United States

Opening Reception: Dec 4, 11am Montserrat College of Art presents to you Midway: A Senior Studio Arts Exhibition. Works created by 19 studio artists from the Class of 2025 are on display from December 4 through January 22 in the Bare Gallery at 1A Knowlton Street, Beverly, MA. The opening reception will be celebrated at...

Jay Critchley: Democracy of the Land, Inc., FLAGrancy

Montserrat Gallery 23 Essex St, Beverly, MA, United States

Drawing on his research and work about American symbolism, mythology, history, settler occupation, Native Nations, and ecological concerns, Jay Critchley: Democracy of the Land, Inc., FLAGrancy confronts our torrid and complicated history of what it means to be an American and how control of and access to the Land defines our personal and cultural identities....

Claudia Valenti – The Other Room

Carol Schlosberg Gallery 23 Essex St, Beverly, MA, United States

Artist Reception, Tuesday, February 4, 5–7pm Claudia Valenti’s paintings, drawings, and prints use magical realism to explore memory, loss, comfort, identity, and the psychological contents of home. The Other Room sets loose real and mythic animals in a nocturnal home whose human occupants may be asleep. The animals move through liminal spaces, turning through hallways,...

Faculty in Conversation: Ena Kantardžić

Hardie 101 23 Essex Street, Beverly, MA, United States

Ena Kantardžić will be reading from their Cranbrook Academy of Art Master's Statement, sharing the book and its design alongside more dynamic documentation of installations from that two year period. Combining research, texted notes, photography, anecdotes, and programming code, the book is an attempt to bridge language and physical space in an intimate and vulnerable...

In Stitches: Fiber Art and Garment Show

Bare Gallery 1A Knowlton Street, Beverly, MA, United States

Come see the Bare Gallery’s newest show, In Stitches, featuring fiber arts from members of the Montserrat community! A closing reception will be held on March 19th at 11am–12pm.

Riso Show

Library Gallery 23 Essex Street, Beverly, MA, United States

Reception March 6, 11am–12pm First Floor Library This exhibition brings together artists exploring the possibilities of the risograph printer through books, zines, photographs, and drawings. Known for its bold colors and layered textures, risograph printing blends the tactile qualities of traditional printmaking with the mechanics of mass production.