We are proud to present Brooklyn-based artist, Nadia Westcott in the Frame 301, a street side window gallery of Montserrat College of Art, located at 301 Cabot Street in Beverly. Westcott’s practice is dedicated to empowering viewer communities through graphic drawings, murals, and site-specific installations. The artist’s mural marks her return to Beverly, two years...
Reception: September 1st @5–7pm Gallery Hours M-F, 11:30am–2:30pm Sat, 12–5pm “MashUp: Objects in Dialogue” is a group exhibition featuring the contemporary porcelain works by Liz Alexander (Salem, NC), Molly Hatch (Northampton, MA), and Christina Pitsch (Manchester, NH). Curated by Gallery Director Leonie Bradbury, the exhibition showcases how each artist explores and challenges the references of...
Reception: October 12th, 5–7pm Gallery Hours M,T,W,F, 10am–5pm Th, 10am–8pm Sat., 12–5pm “Variations On A Screen” is a solo exhibition featuring Dorothea Van Camp from Boston, MA. The exhibition of mixed media prints depict an atmosphere in the midst of transformation. Van Camp creates entrancing and hypnotizing images that simultaneously reveal hints of recognizable objects,...
Opening Reception: September 30, 6–10pm Closing Reception: October 14, 6–10pm Gallery Hours M-F, 11:30am–2:30pm Sat, 12–5pm The National Poster Retrospecticus is an internationally traveling poster show. The NPR features more than 400 hand- printed posters made by over 125 of the most prominent poster designers in the USA. The exhibition has traveled all over North...
Reception: October 12th, 5–7pm Gallery Hours M,T,W,F, 10am–5pm Th, 10am–8pm Sat., 12–5pm RE//Woven is a group exhibition featuring the work of Liz Collins (Brooklyn, NY), Nathan Green (Brooklyn, NY), Cal Lane (Putnam Valley, NY), Maria Molteni (Boston, MA), Raquel Paiewonsky (Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic), and Stacey Piwinski (Boston, MA). Each of the artists on view incorporates...
Reception: Thursday, October 20, 5–7pm Artist talk: Thursday, October 20, 11:30-12:30pm Gallery Hours M,T,W,F, 10am–5pm Th, 10am–8pm Sat, 12–5pm Liber Mundi explores the act of discovery found in transmission of information via the contemporary book form, artist books, and zines. Books are receptacles in which we explore the personal and the political, in which we...
Reception + Costume Party: October 29th, 6–10pm Gallery Hours M-F, 11:30am–2:30pm Sat, 12–5pm Go to the Light is a fluorescence-inspired screen printing show featuring prints by artists from around the country. The exhibition highlight collaborative prints from artists working in a wide range of mediums. Audiences are treated to an immersive and unique viewing experience;...
Gallery Hours 24/7 #InHonor is a series of photo-based mixed media portraits made to honor Blackness as it exists in its various forms. More specifically it speaks to the violence and destruction occurring across America, in the form of police brutality. The skin color is removed from each portrait and then aggressively renegotiated. Pigment stands...
Reception: February 15th, 5–8pm Gallery Hours M–F, 12–6pm Sat., 12–5pm “I don't remember when exactly I read my first comic book, but I do remember exactly how liberated and subversive I felt as a result.” — Edward W. Said, Palestine (Fantagraphics, 2001) Comics are a universal medium with a rich history in the Middle...
Gallery Hours M–F, 11:30am–2:30pm Sat., 12–5pm Reception: February 1st @ 5–8pm An annual illustration showcase! Current student work is shown alongside faculty, staff and alumni in a broad range of method and media.
Reception: February 22nd, 5–7pm Gallery Hours M,T,W,F, 10am–5pm Th, 10am–8pm Sat., 12–5pm We are pleased to present, A Borrowed Landscape, a solo exhibition by Montserrat alumnus George Frary III ‘00. Curated by Leonie Bradbury, this exhibition showcases twenty variations of oil, acrylic, and graphite works on paper and canvas. Frary’s uniquely expressive depictions of the...
Reception: February 15, 2017 @ 5:00–8:00pm Gallery Hours M–F, 11:30am–2:30pm Sat., 12–5pm Annual Sculpture Department showcase!