Gallery Hours M–Th, 12–5pm F, 10–1pm Reception: September 6th, 5–8pm Jeila graduated with a BFA from Otis Parsons School of Design in 1991. After graduating, she worked in art departments and costume design. Later she moved into making custom props, focusing on plush sculptures, puppets and fantastical costumes. In 2011, Jeila refocused on her fine...
Gallery Hours Tuesday–Thursday 10am–2pm Reception: September 8th, 4:00–6:00pm Participating Montserrat Alumni: Amanda Batien (Halsdorff) '01, Kaleigh Brann '18, Christopher Broughton '93, Chelsea Sams '08, Janice Colby '94, Paul Demakes '11, Zachary DeWitt '16, Isabelle Dillard '09, Loren Doucette '13, Kevin Duffy '77, Stacey Durand '02, Morgan Dyer '13, George Frary III '00, Connie Glore '78, ...
Gallery Hours M–F, 10am–5pm Open to students, faculty, and staff; public by appointment Reception: September 16th, 11:30am–12:20pm Letters, as language, carry inherent meaning for us as human beings. Letter of Intent is an exhibition showcasing just a few of the multitude of ways in which artists utilize letterforms to comment on, erase, manipulate, or expand...
Gallery Hours 24/7 Reception: N/A I am thinking of sunsets, quietude, and that moment when you remember home. I am remembering: holding my breath and diving deep, feeling the undulations in the sand; waking at sunrise, watching orange turn to blue; sitting in a tree far from anything, waiting for foxes and the wind. I...
Gallery Hours T-F, 11:30am–2:30pm Sat., 12–5pm Reception: September 20th, 5-8pm Tiffany Smith is an interdisciplinary artist from the Caribbean diaspora working in photography, video, installation, and design. Using plant matter, design and home decor elements, pattern, and costuming as cultural signifiers, Smith creates photographic portraits, site responsive installations, user engaged experiences, and assemblages focused on...
Gallery Hours M-F, 10am–5pm Sat., 12–5pm Reception: October 11th, 5–8pm Montserrat College of Art Galleries invites you to view the upcoming group exhibition, Trace Matter, which includes work by six artists from New England, New York, and Minnesota that captures ambiguous historical moments by exploring what’s left behind. Artists Jimena Bermejo, Kristina Estell, Meredith Morten,...
Gallery Hours M-F, 10am–5pm Sat., 12–5pm Reception: October 11th, 5–8pm Veteran letterpress artists and alternative publishers H.R. Buechler and Aaron Cohick will exhibit their work and host a roundtable discussion at Montserrat College of Art to honor the 15-year anniversary of the letterpress studio at the college. In conjunction with their exhibition, Montserrat Assistant Professor,...
Gallery Hours M-F, 10am–5pm Open to students, faculty, and staff; public by appointment Reception: October 18th, 11:00am–12:30pm A Bare Gallery exhibition, Reticulate (Divergent), artists Dennis Collins '19 and Cameron Hurley '19 come together for an exhibition of work that explores composition across the mediums of collage and photography. Dennis’s collages are generated purely from a progression...
The Cultural Center at Rocky Neck 6 Wonson Street Gloucester, MA 01930 Gallery Hours Th–Sun, 12-4pm Reception: October 20th, 4–6pm An exhibition in collaboration with the Montserrat College of Art and the Rocky Neck Artist Colony, LANDFALL is a contemporary survey of affect and effect relating to the contentious environments we occupy. The artists, comprised...
Gallery Hours 24/7 Reception: N/A It feels like a Sunday is a site-specific installation that explores the spaces we consider to be ‘private’ and those that are ‘public.’ The routines of daily life often generate ideas for new work; whether it’s going grocery shopping, participating in normal conversation, or cleaning my apartment. In this work,...
Gallery Hours M-F, 10am–5pm Sat., 12–5pm Reception: November 29th 5–7pm A Senior thesis exhibition featuring: Jordan Acevedo Audrey Cook John Nguyen Katherine Roldan Edward Connors
Gallery Hours M–F, 10am–5pm Sat, 12–5 and by appointment Reception: December 6th, 5–8pm An Art Education Thesis Exhibition Presented by: Kristina King & Rebecca Wilson Featuring work by the students of Walpole High & The Hill School in Revere