Amanda Barrow, Janine Norton, and Lynn Sisler reflect and respond to the current status and state of the waterways in our environment, with a focus on conservation. Responding to the premise “If Water Could Speak”, each artist has shaped her … Read More
This is the first time these hand-colored silver gelatin prints by acclaimed Pelham photographer Jon Crispin have been exhibited. The photographs date from the mid-1970s to the early-90s, and were published in the 1980-90s in the now-defunct American Demographics Magazine … Read More
Mother and daughter Sue and Natalie Kassirer are showing their work together for the first time. They work in disparate mediums: Sue a sculptor in clay and Natalie a pen and ink artist with a background in illustration, but they … Read More
Paintings by Providence artist Abba Cudney. Abba Cudney documents specific nostalgic moments in time within interior spaces. Not only the moments themselves, but also the essence. She decides what details are important, and what can be left abstract for the … Read More
A live art installation by Greenfield artist Cathe Janke. This interactive exhibit will feature paintings, prints, and a growing installation based on the heart shape, and a continuous story series of paintings. The installation will feature many of the art and … Read More
Etchings and screenprints by Easthampton artist Daniel Chiaccio. The imagery in Daniel’s work draws upon what we call home, our inner desires to see the world, and the idea of working with what you have. Daniel’s compositions urge us to … Read More
An exhibition of artworks made by PVPA students during the 2017-2018 school year. These works explore a diverse array of themes, subjects, materials, and methods; unified by the ambition and vision of these young creatives. Hope & Feathers and PVPA … Read More
Mixed media collage portraits by Chicopee artist Jason Antaya. “What will happen?” is a common contemporary sentiment. This question can often feel constant, keeping us projected into possible futures, preventing us from enjoying the present, leading to anxiety and depression. … Read More
In these urban landscapes from New York City, Paris, and San Juan, Puerto Rico, Montague artist Mishael Coggeshall-Burr integrates the art of photography and oil painting to create novel and compelling images on canvas. Taking blurred shots with a 35mm camera, the … Read More
January 29th – February 24th Taking a stand, inspiring a conversation… showing that you give a shit. Printmakers creating work with a social message. Talented printmakers from western Massachusetts and beyond answered our call for politically-leaning art. With artist and … Read More