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Lisa Ludwig:The Scab Nation Project
Thursday, October 15 - Thursday, November 12
Free and open to the public
In her on-site installation, Ludwig explores the concept of a scab; a crust that forms over a wound during healing.
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|  | Opening Reception: Lisa Ludwig: The Scab Nation Project
Thursday, October 15 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
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Marcia R. Wise
Close Up
Thursday, October 15 - Thursday, November 12
Free and open to the public
Deerfield, Massachusetts-based artist, Marcia R. Wise crops the face closely with little or no background, often excluding the top of the head, hair, parts of chins, ears. Her focus is on the language of the eyes. Sometimes the eyes pose a question or cause one to wonder what is being seen, thought, felt, or said.
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| | Opening Reception: Marcia Rossi Wise
Thursday, October 15 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
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Joyce Conlon: Coming of Age
Thursday, October 15 - Thursday, November 12
Free and open to the public
Like a shadow cast or an image reflected on water,Conlon's work involves the transformation of form on a surface.
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| | Opening Reception of Joyce Conlon: Coming of Age
Thursday, October 15 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
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Feedback:A Critique Group Revealed
Critique Group Exhibition
Tuesday, November 17 - Sunday, December 6
Featured Artists:
Jackie Boudreau-Kinsey, Candace Bradbury-Carlin , Jim Doubleday, Ben Ostiguy, Marcia Rossi Wise, Bill Rock ,Tess Rock
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Critique Group Exhibition
Tuesday, November 17 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
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BFA Thesis Exhibition: Kim Raboin
Tuesday, December 8 - Sunday, December 13
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Maggie Nowinski: Swallowed
A large scale multi media installation by Maggie Nowinski
Wednesday, January 21 - Monday, February 23
Swallowed is an installation including hundreds of photographs, thousands of plastic water bottles, video projects, audio recordings and drawings.
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Robert Mallary: Vanguardist -- Curated by Klaus Postler
Opening Reception: March 2, 5-7pm
Monday, March 2 - Saturday, March 28
Robert Mallary was a keen and trenchant social observer. Much of
Mallary's early sculptural and later collage work commented on and came
out of the undercurrent of our society’s conspicuous consumption of natural
resources and the waste that it creates. Mallary found in this flotsam and
jetsam of our consumer culture a ready source of materials that he used in
his assemblage and collage. Excerpt from Curator’s Statement:
Robert Mallary’s artwork spans the pivotal decades of the American
hegemony in visual arts in the twentieth century. His work reflected and
presaged many of the artistic practices of our time and augured
a future of art that as yet is unrealized.
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Kathleen Camaratta: Where to Now?
Sunday, April 4 - Wednesday, April 28
In Kathleen Camaratta's solo exhibition, the viewer is a traveler taken to the threshold of sensation, to the body of the mother earth and to the generating power of nature.
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Kathleen Camaratta: Where To Now?
Sunday, April 4 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm
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