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Owl with Open Wings
Barney Zeitz, a native of Fall River, has lived solely off the sale of his artworks in glass, metals and drawing since 1972. Most of this work has been built on commission for public spaces and private residences across the... (MORE)
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APRIL 1, 2019 - DECEMBER 31, 2019
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Thor's Hammer
Thor’s Hammer is a socio-political exhibit based on Marvel Comics imagery. Each sculpture reimagines an aspect of Marvel Comics in the context of current issues. While the art was inspired by Marvel Comics, it’s not about the comics. It’s Marvel Comics... (MORE)
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SEPTEMBER 21, 2019 - NOVEMBER 16, 2019
Reception: OCTOBER 5, 2019 at 1:00 PM
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What About the Kids?
What About the Kids? With everything that is happening in the world, I urge you to ask yourself one question: What about the kids? What are you doing to help the kids around you, the kids of the next generation,... (MORE)
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OCTOBER 13, 2019 - NOVEMBER 18, 2019
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Carlson+Potkay
Shared Landscapes: Invisible Worlds
Alyn Carlson and Joan Potkay Shared Landscapes: Invisible Worlds is based on similar memory patterns formed in their primal first experiences. The DNA of their childhood memories formed in a moment are carried in their internal landscape throughout their lives. Not... (MORE)
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NOVEMBER 23, 2019 - JANUARY 3, 2020
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Earth Dialogues: Carol Langstaff & Ana Flores
Earth Dialogues: Carol Langstaff & Ana Flores The two artists in this exhibit have had studios in rural settings for some time; Carol Langstaff has been a long time resident in the hills of Vermont, Ana Flores lives next to a... (MORE)
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JANUARY 11, 2020 - FEBRUARY 28, 2020
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Ebb and Flow
Water shifts, moves and flows. It has no inherent shape, formed only by the embrace of the shoreline, a vessel or even a garden hose. Three artists – Tiffany Adams, Brooke Hammerle and Paula Martiesian – offer their personal interpretations... (MORE)
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MARCH 7, 2020 - APRIL 17, 2020
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NARROWS GALLERY HOURS
Wednesday – Saturday, Noon – 5:00 p.m.
The Narrows Center has two visual art galleries. Visitors enter through the Narrows’ main Gallery, a space with an impressive 210 linear feet of exhibition walls in an elegant architectural design. Morphing several times throughout the year, the main Gallery presents artwork of every medium. The Narrows Café Gallery occupies a linear wall facing Battleship Cove at the opposite end of the venue. This space is ideal for sequential unfolding of a theme and single artist shows. Having two galleries affords visitors and artists multiple opportunities to view and exhibit fine art.
The Narrows presents museum quality nationally touring exhibitions in addition to the artwork of student, local, national and international artists. “The Art of the Brick,” “Pulp Function,” “Duende: The Art of Anthony Quinn,” “Jerry Garcia Art Tour” “Petroleum Paradox: For Better or for Worse?” and “The Artwork of Richie Havens” are examples of extraordinary past touring exhibitions we’ve hosted. Docent led tours and workshops for children are integral to our visual arts programming. Since arts related activities are cost prohibitive to many, the Narrows provides free admission to the gallery during regular gallery hours. In doing so, the Narrows affords everyone a no-cost opportunity to view spectacular artwork. Concert-goers are also welcome to view the artwork on performance nights.
PAST ART GALLERY EXHIBITIONS
Click here to view Past Art Gallery Exhibits
2013 Exhibition: Randal Thurston on his Cabinet of Wonder installation at the Narrows Center
