Exhibitions & Events

Montserrat College of Art offers a dynamic and engaging range of exhibitions and events throughout the year, highlighting both student and professional work. The college’s galleries, including the Montserrat Gallery, Carol Schlosberg Gallery, and Frame 301 Gallery, serve as platforms for showcasing a wide array of visual art, from contemporary to experimental pieces. In addition to these exhibitions, Montserrat hosts annual events like Artrageous! and the Congressional Art Show, which provide opportunities for students to exhibit their work and engage with the public.

The college’s event calendar also includes special programs such as MASh and commencement ceremonies, celebrating student achievements and fostering a sense of community. With a strong focus on integrating art into the broader cultural conversation, Montserrat’s exhibitions and events offer unique experiences that inspire creativity, foster connections, and support the growth of emerging artists. Whether you’re a prospective student, a community member, or an art enthusiast, Montserrat’s events are designed to bring together people from all walks of life to appreciate and celebrate the transformative power of art.

Artrageous! 2025

Montserrat’s annual auction fundraiser, Artrageous has become the signature art event on the North Shore to benefit financial aid awards for deserving Montserrat students.

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MASh

Hosted by students of the college, MASh showcases the time-based work of students, alumni, and other Montserrat community members.

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Improbable Places Poetry Tour

Information on the next Improbable Places Poetry Tour location coming soon

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Congressional Art Show

The 6th District Congressional Art Show exhibition and competition is open to students in grades 10–12  in the Sixth Essex Massachusetts Congressional District.

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“There is an air of comfortable creative energy here, where you can toss an idea out and know that someone will pick it up and take it in a direction you might not expect, but that you trust will be good. I am continuously inspired by my students.”

Stacy Thomas-Vickory, Dean of Academic Affairs