Paintings and drawings by Greta Gundersen, August 1st to 31st Greta Gundersen was a prolific Belchertown-based artist who passed away in 2017. This exhibit is a selection of oil paintings and graphite drawings from her large body of work. Greta … Read More
Etchings, woodcuts, watercolors, and an installation centered around themes of memory and temporary spaces by Easthampton artist Daniel Chiaccio, July 3rd to 27th Daniel holds onto his memories through his artwork. Difficult times in his life often meant constructing new … Read More
Paintings by Brooklyn artist Isaiah Gulino, June 6th to 29th. Isaiah Gulino works in oil paint and mixed media combining influences from past and present while reflecting multiple psychological meanings into a singular time and place. Within this body of … Read More
Large-scale oil paintings by Springfield artist Andrae Green, May 2nd to June 1st. Backscatter is a diffuse reflection due to scattering, as opposed to specular reflection as from a mirror. Andrae’s work uses painting as an exploration to delve into … Read More
Glass mosaics created via the indirect method by Amherst artist Isabel Margolin. Isabel’s most successful designs have come to her while dreaming: “I see the mosaic completed, the colors simple and true; the pattern a perfect rhyme. The next day … Read More
A show of small watercolors featuring charming and lovable animal characters from the imagination of picture book author and illustrator David Hyde Costello. These adorable paintings appeal to all ages. Come by and find a new imaginary friend! David explains, … Read More
Recent large-scale pastels by Amherst artist Robert Dow. Opening Reception: Thursday, February 7th, 5-8pm, during Amherst Arts Night Plus.
The 8th Annual Small Works Show is here! Featuring over 250 works by local artists — all 6×6″ or 5×7″. From paintings to photographs, illustrations to assemblages and more, the show features works in wide variety of mediums. All cash-and-carry! … Read More
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