Montserrat will be hosting a Celebration of the Life of former Montserrat professor, John Thorpe Fiedt, jr. A reception with live jazz and refreshments will be hosted at Montserrat Gallery...
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...
This program is fun and challenging for students ages 8-15. Daily classes allow students to experience exciting creative endeavors while being introduced to various techniques and skills. See classes and...
Our 3-week residential Pre-College Program is designed for students 16 years and older and provides an intensive introduction to life at an art college. Learn more here.
Reception and Curator Walkthrough: Wednesday, September 11th, 5-6:30
Tufting Demonstration and Workshop with Textile Artist, Haley Wood: Friday, September 13, 3-5 pm. H101
Open to the public.
Plush is a group exhibition that explores references to and uses of stuffed toys in a range of artistic practices that extend beyond contexts of childhood.
Gallery talk with curator Frankie Symonds, Shoe Bones Gallery, Salem: Wednesday, September 4, 3 pm, Schlosberg Gallery
A durational performance for hiss the name: Tuesday, September 17, 11-4 pm, Schlosberg Gallery
Artist Reception: Tuesday, September 17, 5:30-7:30 pm
See full listing for more details on all three exhibits.
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...
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...
In If You Give the Brain a Puzzle, Aly Pierce will talk you through her process of exploring the inner world through generative prompts and how they can function as...
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.
Artist Conversation with Montserrat Alumni Annie Lee-Daly, Shannon Herrick, Cayla Montes, Denali Musgrave, and Zeynep Celik. Friday, December 6, 11-12pm, H101
Gallery talk with Prof. Martha Buskirk, Ph.D. daughter of the artist, Nov. 6 at 5pm followed by a reception at 6pm.
Wheels Up! The Improbable Places Poetry Tour lands at Beverly Airport this October! The Improbable Places Poetry Tour, hosted by Colleen Michaels of Montserrat College of Art, is seeking poems...