Reception: Thursday, April 6th, 5-7 PM Morgan Covert Anders McLaughlin Haleigh O’Leary Rebekah Sommer These four artists use their varied artistic practices to process, cope with, and heal from trauma. They make tangible their internal struggles, making them external using literal and non-representational visuals and language. They convey stories about their past, present, and the...
Reception: Thursday, April 6, 2023 5:00 - 7:00 pm Audrey Permunian Savanah Cornell The dimensions of height, depth, and width within which all things exist and move are questioned, observed, and composited--from filling space full of color and matter, to capturing an interval of time, devoid of color. Audrey Permunian and Savannah Cornell close in on...
Students in Bernadette Carr's Using Images class were tasked with creating a poster based on the official poster for National Library Week. Artists include: Misha Huntington, Brianna Brand, Elliot Gale, and Thea Cannon.
Reception: Wednesday, April 19, 5-7PM Gabi Casella Hannah Capra Ponita Zachary Fontaine Daniela Serratore Coco Haseltine Kerrigan Upton ‘Midnight Matinee: Something Along the Lines of Frankenstein’ brings together multi-disciplinary works from seven unique artists with differing perspectives; An accumulation of ideas realized through varying methods such as sculpture, printmaking, painting, and experimentation. “Midnight Matinee…” explores...
Morghan Schnoll Reception: Wednesday, from 5-7PM The work in my exhibition What’s Mine is Yours, captures the essence of trauma in a series of experimental mixed media works and installations. In paintings, assemblages, collages, and installations I am finding ways to explore the depths of the subconscious. My curiosity and desire to use symbolism in...
Reception: Wednesday, April 19, 5-7PM Nathan J Felker’s Cynderwind is a coming-of-age graphic novel that follows a young boy on a quest to redeem himself; originally a Dungeons and Dragons campaign, Cynderwind eventually spun into its’ own journey of self-reflection and the fight against a cruel world where violence will only be met with...
Travis Lawless Reception: Wednesday, April 19, 5-7pm Gallery Hours Open to Montserrat community M-F, 10am-5pm or by appointment: [email protected] In Hidden Spaces, a solo exhibition by Travis Lawless, is an exploration of humanity’s urge for community and creation, together. The work lives in conversation with humanity's fascination with wall art, and its ever evident presence...
Reception: Wednesday, April 19, 5-7PM Artist Statement: I explore the juxtaposition between the gruesome and beautiful; seduction and disgust. As a fan of all things horror and gore, I want to display these qualities in a poetic and colorful way. I play with the application of paint seductively to inspire viewers to look...
Reception: Thursday, April 27, 5-7PM Thea Cannon: Between Words is a project centered around the daily journals of my late great-grandfather, Calvin Young. He had a journal for every year, spanning from the 1940s to the 1990s. The work uses words from these journals to create poetry, as well as compositions in which the literal...
A Tim Harney Collage Projects Class featuring: Jorielle Arlock Chris Barensfeld Josue Bessiake Stacey Clavijo Lucas Santos Jules Harrer Spencer Kall Domenic Karis Abigail Monson Aubrey Ochman Alexander Pint Taliyah Shepard Morghan Schnoll Lynn Andrews
Reception: Wednesday, May 3, 5-7PM Gwyn Kadish James Kalajian Gabby Morin Dylan Silva Kay Welch Here, There, and Everywhere is an exhibition featuring the work of fifteen graduating artists, each with a different story to tell. These artists are not only animators, game designers, or toy-makers, but storytellers, directors, and individuals with unique talents and...
