Herter Art Gallery is pleased to present A Body of Work, a thesis exhibition by MFA candidate Hayle Lovstedt, in the Department of Art at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. On view: April 22nd-29th
Herter Art Gallery is pleased to present A Way in Which We Fall (Very Slowly and All Together), a thesis exhibition by MFA candidate C.J. Hill, in the Department of Art at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. On view: April 14–19
Herter Art Gallery is pleased to present Noise of Time, a thesis exhibition by MFA candidate Ruthie Baker, in the Department of Art at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. On view: April 7–12
Retangle No. 2, curated by MFA students Anna Chapman and Kiran Jandu. Retangle No. 2 is an experimental art space designed to cultivate care and build resistance. In times of complexity, we orient toward creative interventions that perform peace, weave community, and envision liberatory futures.
Herter Art Gallery is pleased to present The Meaning is as Fragile as the Flesh Between Us, a thesis exhibition by MFA candidate Jason Kotoch, in the Department of Art at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
Collapsing Worlds is a new exhibition at the Umass Student Union Art Gallery featuring work by Alanna Johnston-Rutledge, Campbell Lackey, Josué Salazar, and Will Johnston-Rutledge. The show brings together four artists whose work explores humanity’s rapid and destructive impact on the natural world. The pieces in the show portray the on-the-ground consequences of large-scale forces like climate change, deforestation, and mass endangerment of species.
The exhibition Metamorphosis: Mutable Origins is an experimental documentary photography project that explores the experiences of the African diaspora in North America while questioning the mythology of the West as a promised land of potential wealth and endless possibilities. It combines material items brought from their places of origin with newly made portraits and collected oral histories.
Professor John Joseph “Jack” Coughlin Jr., resident of Wellfleet, died at Seashore Pointe in Provincetown on Feb. 26, 2025 after a brief illness, several days after his 93rd birthday.