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, and the kid within yourself? Take a second. Ask...
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 with a...
Teens Putting Fall River on the Map
Two thematic maps and a collection of photojournalistic images of Fall River are the culmination of the inaugural summer program for the youth-driven arts nonprofit YEAH! (Youth Experiencing Artistic Hope) whose studio is part of the Narrows Arts Community. In order...
Digits
I use systems and mathematical patterns to make work about space, optics, and perception. I want to create spaces that embody a sense of the something sacred; spaces that transport. I’m searching for a sense of liminality, for spaces in flux that are questionable or...
A Roomful of Looms
Amending the Past: “Teaching through Textiles,” the history of our nation In the Spring of 2019, Artist Rhonda M Fazio, Art Specialist Karen Graca and her textile students from Kuss Middle School began a conversation to express thoughts on the 13th and 19th Amendments...
Slow Motion
As we struggle to remember the specifics of a certain memory, some of the edges come into focus, sharp and well defined. Other details are hazy and remain tantalizing, just beyond our grasp. A photograph—presenting a two-dimensional representation of an exact moment...
Through Our Eyes
The over thirty photographers whose work is displayed in this exhibit are all adult English-language learners at SER-Jobs for Progress, Inc. Over the past year, they have been exploring the world around them through the lens of a camera and taking photographs of...
Meditations: Intuitive explorations of the inner realm through art
What we call the real world is often limited to all that exists on the outside. Deep inside our consciousness is vast realm of existence no less real, but for which there is no universally accepted language. This part of our human experience is alive with subtle...
Studio to Storybook: The Art of Illustration
Reception: DECEMBER 8, 2018 at 1-4 PM Studio to Storybook: The Art of Illustration is an intimate look at the process of four artists as they take the words of a writer and design a children’s book around them. From storyboard to the finished book, the exhibit...
Patterns of Identity
The exhibition, Patterns of Identity, presents a selection of works from eight undergraduate University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth students in Woven and Complex Woven Cloth taught by Suzi Ballenger in the Fall Semester 2018. Students used woven cloth as a metaphor to...
Wild Solace: Garden Paintings by Paula Martiesian
"Gardens are places of refuge, personal spaces as individual as the people who tend them. My garden is a shady untamed space with trees and wild roses, hydrangeas and ferns. Part park, part forest, there are no neat and tidy rows of veggies or flower beds with...
