Previous Exhibits at The Menino Arts Center

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22nd Mini Print International Exhibition

February 5 – March 3, 2024

Reception: Friday, February 9, 7 – 830 pm

Juror, Julianne Hunter, Cornell University

Curator, Craig Mains, The Ink Shop, Ithaca NY

Curator, Sasja Lucas, Menino Arts Center

Featuring 127 prints from 76 artists from 19 countries and 65 cities. Exhibition is in person only, there is no online gallery.

Gallery Hours Starting Week of 2/5:
Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays          10 am – 4 pm

Cities, states & countries of Participating Artists:
North Balgowlah (New South Wales), Brisbane, Toowoomba (Queensland), Australia • Burlington (Ontario), Canada • Zagreb Croatia • České Budějovice Czech Republic • Vénissieux (Rhône- Alpes), France • Berlin, Germany • Talofofo, Guam • Dublin, Ireland • Fiorenzuola d’Arda (Piacenza), Italy • Sapparo (Hokkaido), Amagasaki (Hyogo), Izumisano(Osaka), Nerima-ku, Toshima-ku (Tokyo), Syunan City (Yamaguchi), Japan • Vilnius, Lithuania • Bellingwolde (Groningen), Leiden, The Hague (Zuid-Holland), Netherlands • Auckland, New Zealand • Kamieniec Wrocławski (Dolnośląskie), Grębocin (kujawsko-pomorskie), Opole (Opolskie), Bytom (Śląskie), Starachowice (Swietokrzyskie), Poland • Azambuja, Portugal • Bratislava, Košice, Slovakia • Viken (Skaane), Swedwen • Taoyuan, Taiwan • Petaluma (CA), Old Lyme (CT), Atlanta, Loganville (GA), Bloomington, Evanston, Peoria (IL), Dedham, Jamaica Plain, Milton, Natick, Newton Center, Roslindale (MA), Southfield (MI), Wilmington (NC), Brooklyn, Burdett, Chappaqua, Corning, Cold Spring, Honeoye Falls, Ithaca, Lyons, New Paltz, New York, Sag Harbor, Staten Island, Sag Harbor (NY), Las Vegas (NV), Pittsburgh, Troy (PA), Knoxville (TN), Austin (TX), Colchester (VT) United States

Participating Artists:

Adele Rothman

Adriane Berris

Agata Dworzak-Subocz

Aimee Dalrymple

Andrea Kornbluth

Anna Mulder

Anna Trojanowska ji

Anne Auld

Anthony TungNing Huang

António Canau

Barbara Graham

Barbora Heřmanová

Bernadette Madden

Brielle Sarkisian

Carol Hayman

Carol MacDonald

Cathie Crawford

Christa Wolf

Cleo Wilkinson

Colleen Dwire

Donald Furst

Gail Bos

Georg Bothe

Gerald Bailey

Gunnar Nilmén

Haruko Cho

Heidi Marschner

Irena Keckes

Isao Kobayashi

Iurii Aleksandrov

Jaco Putker

Jaden Demarest

Jane Wiley

Jeanne Kagle

Joe Ziolkowski

Katherine Baca-Bielinis

Kathleen Friedrich

Kathrine Laird

Kristina Norvilaite

Lara Vaienti

Laura Glenn

Laura Robert

Lindsey Potoff

Łukasz Koniuszy

Magdalena Hlawacz

Magdalena Jagodzka

Marina Korenfeld

Melody Knight Leary

Mhairi Revie

Ming-Chen Wu

Mitchell Poon

Natasha Becker

Pat Bacon

Paul Arsenault

Paulina Ptaszyńska

Renata Ladović Meštrović

Riley Osborne

Ronald Stokkel

Sarah Smelser

Saratuba

Selina Karim

Sigrid Sperzel

Stephanie Kolpy

Suki Hall

Susana Rey Alvarez

Tamara Safford

Tanimura Akito

Tara Axford

Timothy Green

William Broich

Yoshiaki Murakami

Yoshihiro Tsuji

Yung-Chih Yeh

Zellman Warhaft

Zoey LaTour

Zuzana Királyová

 

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The Art of the Quilt

December 4, 2023 – January 21, 2024

Reception: Saturday, December 9, 3 – 5 pm

Contemporary, improvisational, off-the-grid, off-center, minimalist, asymmetrical, high contrast, negative space focus, free-motion style, questioning established forms.

Juried by Stephanie Shore. Curated by Sasja Lucas.

Featuring 43 pieces from 31 different artists from Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, Ohio, Missouri, and New Mexico.

Gallery hours at the MAC:
Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays: 10 am – 4 pm
Saturdays: 10 am – 12 pm

Take a stroll in our 3D gallery:

 

Accepted Artists and Entries:

Name Title of Entry (s) Adrienne Sloane Made in USA Adrienne Sloane Radiant Heartbreak Agusta Agustsson Disturbed Terrain Agusta Agustsson Language of Trees: Deadfall Amy Kidd i danced along a colored wind Amy Kidd for Ninth Street Bee (see below) For Ruth Annie Cardinaux Cultivation Annie Cardinaux Emergence Annie Cardinaux Shoreward Barbara Graceffa View from the Tree House Windows Barbara Graceffa Tree Top Home Cindy Warren Lewis Paradise Cindy Warren Lewis It Takes a Herd Cindy Warren Lewis Dappled Shade Emily Williams Chaotic Neutral Freedom Baird Journey Quilt for Pine Manor College Gail Gazelle Finding Balance in the Flow Gail Pettiford Willett Many Hands Make a Community Gloretta Baynes Khemet Hiroko Fukawa Memory of water / Fluorite Judy Ross Blooms in My Garden Judy Ross Circling the Drain Julie Reuben Apparition X Laine Gifford Rumi Says I Laine Gifford Rumi Says II Liz Gray Hopscotch Liz Hardy Hexagon Garden Mary Harman Whale Tails Nancy Crasco Bath of Fresh Leaves Nancy Crasco Under Indigo Skies Pam Geisel Journey Pam Geisel Time Lapse Moon Rise Patricia Shinn Wojtowicz Perspectives Paul Breuer Red Tide Rising Paul Breuer My Flower Garden Quilt Sandy Gregg Riding the T Sandy Gregg Migrations 2 Susan Naimark A Question of Reclamation Tricia  Deck Gingko Leaf Beauty Vicki Conley Dog Gone Vicki Conley Orogeny Victoria Findlay Wolfe Grandma Elda Victoria Findlay Wolfe A Year of Moments Ninth Street Bee: Alexis Deise, Amy Kidd, Linda Wolyneic, Rebecca Loren, Susan McKinney

 

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Boston Camera Club Photo Exhibition

at the MAC and online in a 3D gallery

October 2 – November 19, 2023

Artists Reception: Sunday, October 15, 3 – 5 pm

The exhibition features one photo each from 53 different Boston Camera Club members. From architecture to abstract to landscape to photojournalism, this exhibition captures the diverse photographic interests of Boston Camera Club members. It is curated by Sasja Lucas.

More info on the Boston Camera Club at https://www.bostoncameraclub.org/.

Gallery Hours starting October 2:
Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays: 10 am – 2 pm
All other times by appointment. Please call us at 617-364-ARTS (2787) or email info@hpaa-mac.org to set up a visit.

Take a stroll in our 3D gallery:

 

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Morphed Visions, Objects Reimagined

at the MAC and online in a 3D gallery

July 24 – September 17, 2023

Artists Reception: Friday, July 28, 7 – 830 pm

Juried by Jane Estella, Barbara Fletcher, and Maria Luongo.
Curated by Sasja Lucas and Curry College Intern Abaddel Sanchez.

Featuring 54 artworks from 35 artists from Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Iowa, as well as one piece each from the three jurors.

Gallery Hours:
Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays: 10 am – 2 pm

All other times by appointment. Please call us at 617-364-ARTS (2787) or email info@hpaa-mac.org to set up a visit.

Pickup of work after exhibition ends:
Monday, September 18, 7- 9 pm
Tuesday, September 19, 8 – 10 am

Take a stroll in our 3D gallery:

 

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34th Annual HPAA Members Exhibition

at the MAC and online in a 3D gallery

June 7 – July 17, 2023

Artists Meet and Greet Reception: Thursday, June 15, 630 – 8 pm

Featuring the work of the 53 HPAA members including our Award Winners:

Best In Show: “Red Osterweis” by Robert Johnson Jr.

Painting:
First Place: “Povoacao” by Robert Boyle
Second Place: “My Studio, My Refuge” by Barbara Kibler
Third Place: “Floral Study 18” by Karla Waller Cohen

Photography:
First Place: “Ghostly” by Joni Lohr
Second Place: “Disturbed Reflection” by Marc Goldring
Third Place: “Fiddlehead” by Matt Temple

Other Media:
First Place: “Belly Dancer with the Dragonfly Tattoo” by Vivienne Shalom
Second Place: “Puzzle Box” by Virginia Holloway
Third Place: “Don’t Take Sides” by Catherine Caddigan

Awards juried by Kennym Mascary, Anita Morson-Matra, and Jared Staley.
Exhibition curated by Sasja Lucas.

Take a stroll in our 3D gallery:

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Curry College: Students, Alumni, and Faculty

at the Menino Arts Center and online in a 3D gallery

April 14 – May 14, 2023

Reception: Saturday, May 6, 3 – 5 pm

Juried by Professor Iris Kumar and Sasja Lucas.
Curated by Sasja Lucas and Curry College Intern Abaddel Sanchez

Featuring the work of 33 students, 6 alumni, and 6 faculty members of Curry College.

Gallery Hours starting Friday, April 14:
Wednesdays: 10 am – 2 pm and 6 – 8 pm
Thursdays: 10 am – 2 pm
Fridays: 10 am – 4 pm
Saturdays: 10 am – 12 pm
All other times by appointment. Please call us at 617-364-ARTS (2787) or email info@hpaa-mac.org to set up a visit.

Take a stroll in our 3D gallery:

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ab ovo usque ad mala (from eggs to apples)
Ellen C. Gower – A Retrospective

at the Menino Arts Center and online in a 3D gallery

January 30 – March 6, 2023
Now extended through March 13!

Reception: Saturday, February 11, 330 – 530 pm

Curated by Holly Gower Boots, Ann Turley, Maria Luongo, Tamara Safford, Jane Estella, and MAC Curator Sasja Lucas.

The title of this exhibition and the corresponding catalogue, ab ovo usque ad mala (from eggs to apples), was once used by the artist, Ellen C. Gower, to describe a series of still life photographs she exhibited in 2005 and 2006. She explained at the time that “[t]he epigram refers to the Roman banquet (for us it would be soup to nuts), but it has acquired the connotations of from beginning to end, birth to death and alpha to omega. Eggs to apples runs the gamut of the human lifespan.” In light of this understanding, it was deemed an appropriate title for the present catalogue as well, which provides a retrospective window into Ellen’s artistic output over many decades, from oil paintings during her teenage years in the late 1950’s to pen and ink drawings during the years before her death in 2021.

In conjunction with the exhibits, there is also a catalogue of the works with images and text about Ellen’s process of art making that are not seen in the exhibits.

$25 per catalog.

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Gallery Hours starting week of 1/30:
Wednesdays and Thursdays: 10 am – 2 pm
Fridays: 10 am – 4 pm
All other times by appointment. Please call us at 617-364-ARTS (2787) or email info@hpaa-mac.org to set up a visit.
Take a stroll through our 3D gallery here:

 

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Quilts and Fibers, Challenging the Boundaries

A Juried Exhibition

at the Menino Arts Center and online in a 3D gallery

November 14, 2022 – January 16, 2023
Artists Reception: Friday, December 2, 7 – 9pm

Juried by Samantha Fields (https://samanthafields.com) and
Christle Rawlins-Jackson (https://www.jacradesign.com).

Curated by Sasja Lucas and Mary Harman.

This exhibition features 44 pieces from 34 artists from across the country, presenting powerful visual commentary on contemporary issues ranging from racial and social injustice, to climate change, to yearning for healing and comfort. Included artworks veer from traditional fixed pattern quilt practice to present deeply personal images using non-traditional materials and methods.

Gallery Hours:
Wednesdays and Thursdays, 10 am – 2 pm; Fridays, 10 am – 4 pm; Saturdays 10 am – 12 pm
All other times by appointment. Please call us at 617-364-ARTS (2787) or email info@hpaa-mac.org to set up a visit.

Take a stroll through our 3D gallery:

Accepted Artists and Pieces:

Agusta Agustsson	Fumaroles
Andrew Patrick Cain	Symbiosis
Ann Niederkorn and Carrie Zizza	Cheering Myself Up in February
Barbara Fritz-Elliott	Lonesome George and Georgina
Beckett Brueggemann	Puddle Portals
Betsy Disharoon	Off My Center
Camille L DeMarco	Waterfall
Catherine Caddigan	By Way of Ellis Island
Etta Rosen	Alle Menschen
Etta Rosen	Irrepressible Impulses
Gloretta Baynes	Bwa Mask 1
Gloretta Baynes	Zamoyoni
Janet Kawada	A Walk in the Park
Jessica Burko	17 Wishes
Jessica Burko	42 Wishes
Jessica Burko	22 Wishes
Joan Siem	Rebirth
Joan Siem	Nest
Katherine McGuinness	Spring ‘Wrapsody’ in Blue
Laura Petrovich-Cheney	Meg’s Delight
Laura Petrovich-Cheney	All Directions Point That Way
Lesyslie Rackard	Universe on Review
Liz Gray	Blue Boro
Liz Hardy	Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Violet
LMerchie Frazier	Lale Save the Children
LMerchie Frazier	Col. Charles Young real
Luna Tudor-Doonan	Mirijana
Marcia Kimball Kennedy	My Universe
Mary Harman	Twirly
Mary Harman	Zinnias
Napoleon Jones-Henderson	No Room for Squares-Mottainai
Patricia Shinn Wojtowicz	The Boys
Rainey Tisdale	Softening
Sarah Spencer	Porta
Ann Schunior and Metta Lyons	Untitled Indigo
Selina Narovlansky	Primary Colors
Susan Thompson	Equestrian Figure
Susan Thompson	Big Circle Emerging
Susan Thompson	Breast-Plate with Mask
Valerie Maser-Flanagan	Conversations # 2
Valerie Maser-Flanagan	Structure # 1
Virginia Holloway	Going Through the Emotions
Yve Holtzclaw	The Gardner and the Goose
Yve Holtzclaw	Sleepy and Serious

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Violence Transformed: Unquiet Voices

at the Menino Arts Center and online in a 3D gallery

October 3 – November 6, 2022
Closing Reception: Sunday, November 6, 3 – 5 pm
with Longwood Symphony Trio

Curated by Gloretta Baynes, Gail Bos, Ruth Rosner, and Sasja Lucas.
Featuring 22 Violence Transformed artists.

Violence Transformed, an arts and social justice initiative of the Public Health Advocacy Institute at Northeastern University, draws upon the creative energies of artists throughout New England to document and celebrate the many ways in which our diverse communities harness art’s potential to effect social change and transform our environments. More info at https://violencetransformed.com.

A poem from the curators about the exhibition:
“When the art reveals the ignored and is about troubling times.
The image exposes problems
The truth bursts into color on canvas and into 3D
When the art celebrates affirmations, resilience and quiet.
Our voices join to find solutions
and our hope for the future endures.”

Free TAP (Transformative Action Project) Workshops:
Thursday, October 20, 630 – 8 pm, with L’Merchie Frazier, TAP Director of Creative Engagement
Wednesday, November 2, 6 – 730 pm, with Barbara Hamm, TAP Co-Director

The workshops will explore the interplay of unquiet voices through art, spoken word, and mindfulness practices. For more info and to register visit https://tap.violencetransformed.org.

Take a stroll through our 3D gallery:

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33rd Annual HPAA Members Exhibition

at the Menino Arts Center and online in a 3D gallery below

July 13 – September 18, 2022
Artist Meet and Greet: Friday, August 12, 7 – 830 pm

Exhibition curated by Sasja Lucas.
Awards were juried by Melissa Meyer, Sarah Rodrigo, and Amber Torres of the City of Boston’s Arts and Culture Department, when the show was on display at the Scollay Square Gallery at Boston City Hall from April 19 – May 28, 2022.

Featuring the work of the 56 HPAA members including our Award Winners:

Best In Show: Al Wallstrom for “Late Coffee in a Sunny Chair”

Painting:
First Place: Lyasya Sinkovski for “Portrait of a Girl (Verka)”
Second Place: Sharon Berke for “Rearrangement 11”
Third Place: Phyllis Bluhm for “Fishing on the Adriatic”

Photography:
First Place: Joni Lohr for “On the Dresser”
Second Place: Rob MacIntosh for “Artist in the Lilacs”
Third Place: Dimitrios Bakolas for “Kool Aid, Boston, MA 2021”

Other Media:
First Place: Sasja Lucas for “This Equals”
Second Place: Catherine Caddigan for “Don’t Side with Yourself”
Third Place: Erica Nazzaro for “All Parts of Me”  **piece sold and replaced by Erica’s piece “Tree Spirits”

Fall Gallery Hours: Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, 10 am – 2 pm.

Take a stroll though our 3D gallery here:

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Shared Habitat Earth Exhibition

at the Menino Arts Center and online in a 3D gallery below

May 25 – June 30, 2022

In Person Reception at the MAC: Thursday, May 26, 7 – 830 pm

The exhibition features the work of 23 SHE artists representing cross species respect, intercultural solidarity, and a shared sense of responsibility; and 6 youth artists with Bow Seat Ocean Awareness Programs, a Massachusetts-based nonprofit that has engaged nearly 25,000 students worldwide to use art to advocate for the environment. More info at https://www.sharedhabitatearth.org and https://bowseat.org.

Exhibition curated by Barbara Eskin and Sasja Lucas.

Gallery hours week of 6/25 are Wednesday & Thursday, 10 am – 2 pm.

Take a stroll in the online 3D gallery here:

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Curry College Student, Alumni, and Faculty Exhibition

at the Menino Arts Center and online in a 3D gallery below

April 18 – May 15, 2022

In Person Reception at the MAC: Saturday, May 7, 3 – 5 pm

Zoom Reception: Wednesday, May 18, 7 – 830 pm
Click HERE to register to receive the Zoom link

Exhibition Juried by Laurie Alpert, Iris Kumar, and Sasja Lucas.
Curated by Sasja Lucas – https://www.sasjalucas.com

Take a stroll in the online 3D gallery here:

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The Drawing Exhibition, A Visible Mark:
Expressive – Realistic – Symbolic

at the Menino Arts Center and online in a 3D gallery below

and

Family Portraits

at the Menino Arts Center

February 7 – April 8, 2022

In Person Reception at the MAC: Friday, March 4, 7 – 830 pm

In order to manage attendance please RSVP for the reception – click HERE to RSVP.

The Drawing Exhibition Juried by Scott Bakal – http://www.scottbakal.com/
Both Exhibitions Curated by Sasja Lucas – https://www.sasjalucas.com

Gallery Hours:
Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, 10 am – 2 pm
All other times by appointment. Please call us at 617-364-ARTS (2787)
or email info@hpaa-mac.org to set up a visit.

Take a stroll in The Drawing Exhibition online 3D gallery here:

Accepted Artists and Pieces:

Adam Campbell	Mixing Magic
Albert Wallstrom	Couple
Alla Lazebnik	Framed in Flowers
Ann Turley	Kaleidoscope
Ann Turley	Sleeping
Barbara Adele Fritz-Elliott	Pretty Boy
Erica Nazzaro	Wings, Baby, & Treehouses
Gabriel Polonsky	Fragmented Desire
Gail Bos	Love Lines
Ginny Zanger	The Circling Hand
Ginny Zanger	Breakthrough
Ginny Zanger	Winter Wind
Jan Shapiro	Blue Daffodils
Judith Brassard Brown	Lost In Thought
Julia Cangiano	Mask #2
Liz Hardy	What Was He Trying To Say
Lyasya Sinkovski	A Journey, Not a Destination
Maritza Ranero	Head Of The Family
Mark Younkle	Invasive Species
Mark Younkle	Gray Matter
Mary Harman	Roseate Tern
Mary McCusker	Nora
Mary Russell	No Such Thing As Too Much Garlic
Peggie Bouvier	Alien Alphabet (Rubber Bands)
Rob Larsen	Space Gun
Robert Boyle	Belvedere Torso
Robert Siegelman	Untitled
Sasja Lucas	Urban Triptych
Sharon Berke	Self Portrait
Sharon Berke	View
Terry Boutelle	Origins
Virginia Holloway	how how how
Virginia Holloway	The Pants

Mary Harman
Family Portraits

As isolation set in during Covid, I made most of these paintings. My dad died a month before that fateful March weekend when many of us started to socially distance, an awkward phrase for a practice that runs counter to everything I believe is important. The paintings helped me grieve my dad and they brought to mind sweeter, closer family times.

Click on the thumbnails to view full size. All pieces are $300 except for “Appomatox” and “Aunties” which are not for sale.

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Contemporary Quilts

at the Menino Arts Center and online in a 3D gallery below

October 25 – December 23, 2021

Reception at the MAC: Friday, November 12, 7 – 830 pm

Virtual Gallery Tour and Panel Discussion:
Thursday, December 16, 630 – 730 pm
More info below

Juried by Napoleon Jones-Henderson and Susan Thompson
https://www.napoleonjoneshenderson.com/
https://theartofsusanthompson.com/

Curated by Sasja Lucas – https://www.sasjalucas.com
Co-curated by Mary Harman – https://www.instagram.com/maryharma/

Virtual Gallery Tour and Panel Discussion:
Thursday, December 16, 630 – 730 pm

Join the exhibition’s Co-Curators, Sasja Lucas and Mary Harman, for a tour through the Virtual 3-D Gallery. Following the tour, three participating quilters, Marge Tucker, Christle Rawlins-Jackson, and Valerie Maser-Flanagan will discuss their work in the exhibition.

Watch the Zoom on YouTube at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDYDbL2Vg5E.

“Coming into Light” © Marge Tucker.
“Tribute to Ya Asantewaa 2” © Christle Rawlins-Jackson.
“Leaning Inward #1” © Valerie Maser-Flanagan.

Take a stroll in the online 3D gallery here:

Accepted Artists and Pieces:

Adrienne Sloane	It’s a Matter of Black & White
Adrienne Sloane	Message to America
Barbara Adele Fritz – Elliott	What I Did on My Summer Vacation
Beverly Arsem	Private Conversations
Chris Fitch and Lils Romero	Chris’ Work Jeans, 1990-2000
Chris Fitch and Lils Romero	Chris’ Work Jeans, 2010-2020
Christle Rawlins-Jackson	Tribute to Ya Asantewaa
Christle Rawlins-Jackson	Olokun – Water Spirit
Cynthia Laing	Radiant Energy
Cynthia Laing	Alone in the Universe
Erica S Nazzaro	Spirit Animal Quilt
Gail Pettiford Willett	Redlining
Gail Pettiford Willett	My Chaotic Life
Judith Lebow	Composition with Slopes
Judith Lebow	Pathways
Lesyslie Rackard	Hope But Demand Justice
Lesyslie Rackard	Strawberry Dragon Moon
Liz Gray	Star Light, Star Bright
Liz Gray	Gudrun’s World
Liz Hardy	Female Torso Tree Trunk and Chain Link on Third New Way 02136
Liz Hardy	Thread Grid
LMerchie Frazier	On Fire !!!
Marge Tucker	Burst
Marge Tucker	Coming Into Light
Mary Harman	Broken Paths
Mary Harman	Zaftig
Mary Harman, Mary McCusker, Phyllis Bluhm	Birth Days
Nancy Crasco	Glimpse of Giant Kelp
Nancy Crasco	Tosssed Along the Tide Line
Pat McSweeney	October
Pat McSweeney	Reflections
Patricia Shinn Wojtowicz	CQ Blue
Patricia Shinn Wojtowicz	The Game
Susan Strouse	Safari
Susan Strouse	Pick-up Sticks
Tamara Safford	The First Chapter Of My Life 1942 – 1952 A Book Quilt
Tricia   Deck	The Many Roads to REcovery
Valerie Maser-Flanagan	Autumn Light
Valerie Maser-Flanagan	Leaning Inward # 1
Virginia Holloway	Elevator Music
Virginia Holloway	another round
Wit Lopez	Don’t Talk to Me or My Sons, Pt. 1

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Collages and Constructions, Mixed Media

August 2 – October 1, 2021

In Person Reception: Friday, August 27, 7 – 830 pm

Juried by Ekua Holmes, artist, illustrator, designer – https://www.ekuaholmes.com/.

Curated by Sasja Lucas – https://www.sasjalucas.com/.

This exhibition is presented both physically at the Menino Arts Center and virtually below.

Gallery Hours:

Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, 10 am – 2 pm
All other times by appointment.
Please call us at 617-364-ARTS (2787) or email director@hpaa-mac.org to set up a visit.

Accepted Artists and Pieces:

Nancy Carbonaro	Inside the Box
Nancy Carbonaro	Seeing Me
Shaanti Williams	Whut If: The Fruits of Arbitrary Power.
Rosemarie Michmerhuizen	Anastasia
Rosemarie Michmerhuizen	Annelise
Dominique Foody	Foody Family
Amy Hitchcock	Henrietta Post
Amy Hitchcock	When I was Young in the Mountains
Barbara Ayala	Priceless
Mardi Reed	Mother Remains
Lyasya Sinkovski	My Son is Drawing Me
Lynn Dann	Happy 90th!
Nancy Marks	Messenger
Marnie Jain	It Began as it Usually Does
Kirstin Ilse	Moonlight Through the Trees 2
Richard H. Eyster	Construct: Make Way for Little Rockets
Erica S Nazzaro	At The Sea
Susan Strouse	View from the Deck
Susan Strouse	Retreat
Susan Leskin	Entreaty
Bobby Brown	Tree with Inner Life
Joan   Green	Fragile Balance
phyllis bluhm	Hope Springs Eternal
Mary McCusker	Tissue Paper Self Portrait
Maritza Ranero	Amazing One
Robert Johnson, Jr.	Girl At The Edge Of The Frame
Brent Ridge	Yellow Snow
Elaine P Hawkes	Destination Happiness
Elaine P Hawkes	Pandemic II – Summer 2020
Ruth Rosner	Spirits in the Wood
Andrea Tamkin	Chinese Container
Janice M Williams	Golden Tree
Keith Maddy	Little Pink Doodle
Charles Crump	Great-Grands Buttons
Terry Boutelle	Mediterranean II
Catherine Caddigan	Road to Nowhere
Catherine Caddigan	Back in the Day
Douglas   Huntley	Twenty First Place
Sarah Kahn	Shelter
Silvina Mizrahi	The Journey
Donna Tessari	The Dawn of Corona
Lydia   Polanco	Owl Nest
Rachel Paxton	Nature & Home #1
Lois Cremmins	Snake Street

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32nd Annual HPAA Members Exhibition

Now Up at Scollay Square Gallery, 3rd Floor, Boston City Hall!

August 27 – October 15, 2021

Online exhibition curated by Sasja Lucas.

32nd Annual HPAA Members Exhibition features these 33 artists:
Nancy Ahmadifar; Myrna Balk; Dotti Baker; Phyllis Bluhm; Robert Boyle; Patricia Burson; David Dauer; Alan DeMola; Linda Eyster; Erik Gehring; Mary Harman; Matt Harman; Carol Johnson; Larry Johnson; Rob Larsen; Catherine Lawrie; Suzette Lebenzon; Joni Lohr; Sasja Lucas; Nancy Marks; Kay Mathew; Erica Nazzaro; Kathy O’Brien; Maritza Ranero; Judith Robichaud; Adele Rothman; Tamara Safford; Jan Shapiro; Susan Strouse; Donna Tessari; Ann Turley; Al Wallstrom; Richard Youngstrom.

32nd Annual HPAA Members Exhibition Awards
Juried by: Patricia Gilrein, Jessica Camhi and Veronica Wells

Best in Show
Maritza Ranero – A Younger Mariana

Other Media
1st Mary Harman – Light in the Dark
2nd Sasja Lucas – The Tapestry
3rd Phyllis Bluhm – The Alchemists Drawer

Painting
1st Susan Strouse – Standing with the Lambs
2nd Suzette Lebenzon – One Rotation in My Hometown
3rd Albert Walstrom – Seething Cauldron of Color and Light

Photography
1st Joni Lohr – Grandmother’s Windowsill
2nd Erik Gehring – Tranquility
3rd Nancy Ahmadifar – Messages for the Beyond

The Jurors
Patricia Gilrein: Art Collections Manager As Art Collections Manager, Patricia Gilrein is responsible for the physical and intellectual care of the City of Boston’s large custody of public art, including sculptures, fountains, murals, and items associated with public buildings.

Jessica Camhi: As the Data Coordinator, Jess organizes information about the City’s public art collection and the Boston Art Commission. In creating a comprehensive collections overview, she supports increased access to the City’s art and its history. Jess has a BA in Art from Reed College and an MA in Art History and Museum Studies from Tufts University.

Veronica Wells: is a video producer, filmmaker, and theatre artist from Boston. She obtained her BFA with a concentration in Film/Video at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design in 2010 and studied Theatre Arts at Boston Arts Academy. Veronica is also involved with the Boston theatre scene as a director and producer. She works frequently with Escena Latina Teatro, a Spanish and Bilingual theatre non-profit in Boston. She is currently a Communications Fellow for the City of Boston AIR program.

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Infinite Dimensions

A 3D Virtual Exhibition Juried by Chris Fitch

April 2 – June 14, 2021
Virtual Reception: Friday, April 9, 7 – 830 pm

Curated by Sasja Lucas.

Accepted Artists and Titles:

Adele Rothman	Rippling
Adele Rothman	Without End
Ann Turley	Time, Turmoil and Time
Bradley Litwin	Rain
Bradley Litwin	Desktop Tracker-Rocker
Erik Gehring	Marker II
Gabriel Polonsky	World In The Clouds #1
Gabriel Polonsky	World In The Clouds #2
Ginny Zanger	Universe Illuminated
Jan Shapiro	Infinity & Beyond
Joni Lohr	Into the Light
Joni Lohr	Abandoned Reflection
Kiah Friedman	Futurist Architecture
Kyle Collins	Backend
Kyle Collins	MYSJC
Linda Eyster	Campion Seeds
Linda Eyster	Raft of Mosquito Pupae
Lisa Faye Goren	Geometric Ice Formation, #2
Liz Hardy	Day 78
Lyasya Sinkovski	Sky Is The Limit (Little Dancer)
Maria Luongo	Sentinels, Mesa Verde
Nancy Marks	The Red Window
Nancy Marks	Beyond the Pale
Nancy Marks	Outside In
Phyllis Bluhm	Silent Landscape
Phyllis Bluhm	Salt Farm in Sicily #3
Phyllis Bluhm	Floating
Richard Youngstrom	Hippo Dreams
Richard Youngstrom	Two Worlds
Rosemarie Michmerhuizen	Untitled VR1038
Rosemarie Michmerhuizen	Dance Step
Rosemarie Michmerhuizen	Highway
Sara Gately	Interdimensional Traveler
Suzette Lebenzon	Fire Permit
Suzette Lebenzon	The Night We Saw a Comet, We Also Saw a Fox
Suzette Lebenzon	The Sun Reflected (like a marigold rising in a sea of blue)

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A Sense of Place

A Retrospective of Collages by Rosemarie Michmerhuizen, 1967-2012.

March 1 – April 26, 2021
Virtual Reception: Friday, March 12, 7 – 8:30 pm

Curated by Sasja Lucas.

Rosemarie was a member of the Hyde Park Art Association since its origins, and her recent passing has left nearly five decades of collages to admire. This exhibition is a visual memorial to this outstanding artist.

artist bio

Rosemarie Ferraro Michmerhuizen began assembling images in 1966, in an emotional response to Life-magazine images of the terrible floods in Florence that year. She was, at the time, an operating room R.N. at a hospital in New Haven; she had no professional training as an artist.

Rosemarie continued to create these visual remixes in the following decades, but never exhibited until September of 2003, when her work was shown at the Church of Our Saviour in Brookline, MA. Since then she has taken two first prize ribbons at Scollay Square Gallery, Boston City Hall, and has shown at Artists-At-Large gallery in Hyde Park, the Curran Gallery in West Roxbury, Cafe Cantata in Jamaica Plain, the Menino Room of the Hyde Park Public Library, Riverside Theatre, Boston Arst Academy, the Milton Library, Boston Public Library, Hyde Park Open Studios, and Members Exhibitions at the Menino Arts Center.

artist statement

My media is collage. My work is a journey from reality to fantasy: I disassemble and reassemble images.

The most important activity in collage-making is seeing. Believing what you see and knowing it is real.

I do not attach hidden meanings or stories to these pieces. Each work arises from mutual attraction among several images. I free those from their context or their original surroundings, so that they can become acquainted with each other in the final construction.

technical notes

short version: I cut out pictures and glue them together in new arrangements. Then they are scanned into a computer and retouched if that’s necessary.

long version: The tools I use in making my collages are a staple remover, pair of nippers, magazines, glue stick, plastic shields, and a computer. I disassemble a magazine in which I’ve found an image that attracts me. After searching for other images that connect (whether because of shape, color, subject, or just a hunch) I cut them out and work on assembling. This can be tricky sometimes; other times it can just fall into place. Then I paste the pictures together or – if there are not too many pieces – just place the whole assemblage into a transparent plastic sleeve. Then we scan the assembled image into a computer. It’s retouched if that’s necessary. We have the completed image professionally printed on high-quality paper – or canvas – and my daughter and I do the matting if that’s appropriate.

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Personal Space: Self-Portraits

February 15 – March 15, 2021
Virtual Reception: Friday, February 19, 7 – 8:30 pm

Juried by Catherine Caddigan.

Congratulations to our Award Winners:
1st Place – Lyasya Sinkovski – “Waiting for Godot”
2nd Place – Judith Brassard Brown – “Somewhere Between”
3rd Place – Delanie Wise – “Yes”
HM – Jonathan Pinto – “Fear of Losing Oneself”

Accepted Artists and Pieces:

Myrna	Balk	Sitting Pregnant Woman
Phyllis	Bluhm	Rough Draft
Terry	Boutelle	Then and Then
Robert	Boyle	Self Portrait in Ink
Judith Brassard	Brown	Somewhere Between
Julia	Cangiano	Mask 2
Michael	Costello	Red and White Self Portrait
Michael	Costello	Battered Clown
Michael	Costello	Self Portrait as Sad Clown
Alan	DeMola	Portrait Past to Present
Linda	Eyster	Selfied in Louisiana
Sara	Gately	I as Rhamnusia, Roman Goddess of Retribution
Erik	Gehring	Self Portrait at Twilight
Laurie	Gordon	The Sorrow
Liz	Hardy	Quilt Lady
Liz	Hardy	Inside The Quilt Lady
Bette Ann	Libby	The Potter
Joni	Lohr	While I’m Waiting
Sasja	Lucas	Shadow Portrait
Robin	MacDonald-Foley	Between Night and Day
Anne	McCaffrey	Their Eyes Help Me See
Anne	McCaffrey	Waiting for Results
Mary	McCusker	Artist Self
Jonathan	Pinto	Fear of Losing Oneself
Jan	Shapiro	Day Glow
Robert	Siegelman	The Photographer / In Isolation
Lyasya	Sinkovski	Waiting for Godot
Allen	Spivack	Self-Portrait
Ann	Turley	3 Color Palette Reflections
Albert	Wallstrom	Evening 5667
Delanie	Wise	About the Same
Delanie	Wise	Yes
Richard	Youngstrom	Mosaic Selfie
Mark	Younkle	The Unhelpful Mate
Mark	Younkle	The Dissolution of Self

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31st Annual Members Exhibition

June 26 – August 21, 2020
Virtual Reception: Thursday, July 9, 7 – 8:30 pm

Click here to view the exhibition.

Artists and Pieces:

Adele	Rothman	Maria Termini
Al	Wallstrom	Santa Elena Canyon
Ann	Turley	Witness Triptych
David	Dauer	Gold Flower
Donna	Tessari	The Dawn of Corona
Dotti	Baker	Penobscot Bay Sunrise
Elizabeth	Slayton	Waking Up
Erica	Nazzaro	Over the Hills
Erica	Schwartz	light, heat, sound, pressure
Erik	Gehring	Erman’s Birch
Gail	Bos	Liberty and Justice Stamped Out
Goss	Ronald	Land of Continents
Joni	Lohr	Into the Void
Judith	Robichaud	Sparrow in Shadow
Kathy	O’ Brien	No one’s Home, Everyone’s Home
Kay	Mathew	Three Pink Chairs
Larry	Johnson	Early Spring Stonybrook
Linda	Eyster	Looking Closely: wings of a live butterfly
Lisa	Goren	Alaskan Motion
Liz	Hardy	Falling Apart At The Seams
Lyasya	Sinkovski	Staying at Home
Mardi	Reed	Sky and Sea
Maritza	Ranero	POLYESTER
Mary	Harman	Generations
Nancy	Ahmadifar	Emerging amaryllis
Rebecca	Phillips	Waiting…
Rob	Larsen	Untitled 2020 #1
Robert	Boyle	Angels’ Song After Bouguereau
Sasja	Lucas	The Studio
Sharon	Berke	Rearrangement 49
Wilma	Voukydis	Contemplating

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The Real to the Surreal

Exhibition Juried by Julie Beck
Assistant Director of the Academy of Realist Art

Accepted Artists and Pieces:

Your Name	Title of Entry
Alan DeMola		Dream Weaver
Alison Doherty		Red Abyss
Ann Turley		My Mother’s Tablecloth
Ann Turley		Family Circle
Carolyn Letvin		Sheep #7
Carolyn Letvin		Single Sheep #22
Catherine Caddigan		Failure to Bloom
Catherine Caddigan		Isn’t She Lovely
Diana Zipeto		Liberty IV (Redoubling)
Diana Zipeto		Frida (Frida Kahlo)
Erik Gehring		Two Trees in the Snow
Heather M Morris		The Lot
Heather M Morris		Richie’s Fortune
James LaFond-Lewis		Removal
Jason Katz		Traveling Outside of Time
Jason Katz		Present; Not Here
John Davis		From Wigglesworth
John Davis		5D
Judith Brassard Brown		The Boys
Julie Alailima		Abstracting Pigeon Cove
Julie AngelaTheresa		Requiem
Kerry Fitzgibbon		Spaced Out
Liz Hardy		Oh My! There’s a Frog in My Drain
Liz Hardy		Self Portrait as Light Switch
L’Merchie Frazier		Liberation Groceries
L’Merchie Frazier		I Matter
Maritza Ranero		Candied Tang
Monica DeSalvo		If You Were to Draw A Picture Of Trump, It Would Just Be A Little Hole
Myrna Balk		Despair
Myrna Balk		Do You Remember the Cage?
Richard Youngstrom		Hidden Faces
Robert Johnson, Jr.		Coming Home From The Playground
Ruth Rosner		Woman with Boot (Dreamscape Under Construction)
Ruth Rosner		The Oracle’s Cave
Sam Zhao		Winter is Not Always Cold
Sasja Lucas		The Indefatigable Grit of Memory

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The Body Landscape: A Juried Exhibition

and

Curry College Senior Art Exhibition

January 28 – March 15, 2020

Reception: Saturday, February 8, 3 – 530 pm

The Body Landscape

“The Body Landscape” exhibition features 17 artists interpreting the theme in a wide variety of 2D and 3D media. This exhibit was juried by Robert Siegelman, a teacher at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts who works primarily in drawing and photography. Featuring the work of:
David Alvarega
Julie AngelaTheresa
Myrna Balk
Jamaal Bonnette
Gail Bos
Michael Costello
Cristina Hajosy
Liz Hardy
Bette Ann Libby
Joni Lohr
Mary McCusker
Erica Nazzaro
Jonathan Pinto
Maritza Ranero
Kerri Schmidt
Ann Turley
Richard Youngstrom

Curry College Senior Art Exhibition

“Curry College Senior Art” is the 3^rd annual exhibit featuring Curry College’s Senior Studio and Design Majors. Featuring the work of:
Brandon Carr
Emmanuel Cazeau
Alexandra D’Avolio
Austin Foley
Lindsay McIsaac
Marcel Mensah
William Nappo
Dalymar Ruiz-King
Marquis Wilson

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Art Associations Invitational

Featuring work from 29 artists representing six local art associations. Curated by Sasja Lucas.

September 5 – October 30, 2019

Reception: Friday, September 20, 7 – 9 pm

*Now Extended Through November 16!*

Featuring these artists and pieces:

Francis Alix: Storm
Myrna Balk: Old School House
Myrna Balk: Women at UN Meeting in China 1995
Sharon Berke: Rearrangement 2
Sharon Berke: Rearrangement 3
Sharon Berke: Rearrangement 4
Robert Boyle: The Bohemian
Robert Boyle: Still Life on a Stone Ledge
Patricia Burson: House
Celeste Bocchicchio Chaudhri: Breaking News
Celeste Bocchicchio Chaudhri: Throughts and Prayers
Gail Bos: Women’s Work
Ilani D’Alfonso: Iris
Ilani D’Alfonso: Ponkapoag Pond after Sunset
David Dauer: Blue Flowers
David Dauer: Yellow Flower
Alan DeMola: Twenty
Sara Gately: The Bear
Sara Gately: The Octopus
Erik Gehring: Buried Tree
Erik Gehring: An Island Framed
Lisa Goren: Lava Rocks with Moss
Lisa Goren: Mars Terrain
Liz Hardy: Into the Woods 8
Liz Hardy: Into the Woods 28
Mary Hogan: Mechanic
Mary Hogan: Tip Toes
Larry Johnson: Evans Path Stony Brook
Larry Johnson: Horseman Totem
Robert Johnson: I Am Pure
Robert Johnson: What U Want To Say
Catherine Lawrie: Dad 1927
Catherine Lawrie: Mom 1931
Joni Lohr: In the Doorway
Joni Lohr: Moonrise
Erica Nazzaro: Fog New Brunswick
Erica Nazzaro: Tiny Cabin
Kathy O’Brien: Wanna Play?
Maritza Ranero: Santa
Maritza Ranero: The Shallow End
Chris Roberts: Maxfield Parish Crescent Moon
Chris Roberts: Patchwork Quilt
Judith Robichaud: Broken Landscape 4
Judith Robichaud: Broken Landscape 5
Adele Rothman: I’ve Got the Sun in the Morning and the Moon at Night
Adele Rothman: Kiddyland
Tamara Safford and Shifra Lillith: Rapunzel Transformed
Al Wallstrom: Castellan Twilight
Al Wallstrom: Contemplation of Origins
Nancy Young: Marla’s Moon
Nancy Young: Texas Winter Ranch
Richard Youngstrom: Metal Fish
Richard Youngstrom: Villagescape

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Steamroller MEGA Prints Exhibition

October 1, 2019 – January 1, 2020
Reception: Sunday, November 3, 2 – 4 pm

The Gallery at Westinghouse, 1 Westinghouse Plaza Building C, Hyde Park, MA 02136

Featuring prints created in September 2018 at the 5th Annual Urban Arts Festival sponsored by the Menino Arts Center, with prints from these HPAA artists:

Myrna Balk
Gail Bos
Liz Hardy-Jackson
Mary Harman
Sasja Lucas
Mary McCusker
Mardi Reed

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30th Annual Members’ Exhibition
at Scollay Square Gallery
Now Installed at the MAC

Curated by Sasja Lucas.

Channing School Exhibition

Curated by Sasja Lucas.

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“Abstracts: A Departure from Reality, Slight, Partial, or Complete”

Juried by Professor Judith Brassard Brown of Montserrat College of Art.
Curated by Sasja Lucas.

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“Art of this World” &
“Steamroller MEGA Prints”

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2018 29th Annual HPAA Art Exhibit at City Hall Plaza

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Past Exhibition

The Menino Arts Center proudly announces

IN CAMP AT READVILLE

a 3D exhibition created and presented by the 54th Regiment Re-enactors and Historical Society

The exhibition will be available from March 15 – April 27, 2018.

A must see, this is a rare and exciting 3D exhibition that visually brings to life what it was like to be part of the historical camp of the brave men who served in the 54th Regiment, the first African-American regiment organized in the northern states during the Civil War. An actual mock camp with tents and period artifacts along with photos will be set up in the hall and rooms at Menino Arts Center. Members of the re-enactors will be on hand during the exhibit to answer questions. This installation and presentation will highlight and educate this important period in US history and Hyde Park history. It is proudly in partnership with the celebration of the Hyde Park’s 150th year of incorporation (1868- 2018).

Gallery Hours:
Thurs. 12 – 5 pm
Fri. 10 – 4 pm
Fri. 5 – 8 pm
Sat. 1 – 5 pm

Opening Reception: Friday, March 16, 7-9 pm
Children’s Reception: Thursday, April 19, 1-3 pm.

Refreshments will be provided.
Free and all are welcome to attend.

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Past Exhibitions at the Menino Arts Center

WOMEN INK
An exhibit of works by 14 local calligraphers

(December 29, 2017 – March 1, 2018)
Members Gallery & Gallery 26
Curated by:  Sasja Lucas
Coordinated by: Chris Roberts

WOMEN INK is a community of lettering artists in the Greater Boston area who have been studying calligraphy together for many years—some for more than 25.

The study group developed from years of taking formal classes together at The deCordova Museum School, and, after the studio art programs were discontinued, stayed together, working in other spaces. The Ryan Estate in Lincoln is their current home, and each week they meet to experiment with paper, paint, ink, and letters, and to find inspiration and support from one another.

Exhibiting Artists:

Ruth Fleischmann

Nancy Galligan

Mary Grassi

Judy Hadley

Gail LaBrecque

Sara Milder

Deborah Miller

Jean Mollineaux

Cynthia Perkins

Chris Roberts

Gail Robichaud

Mary Steele

Lee Thurston

Heather Wiley

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HOUR 15

An exhibit of works by 15 Curry College student artists
(December 29, 2017 – March 1, 2018)
Officers Gallery
Curated by:  Sasja Lucas

Exhibiting Artists:

Eric Andreu

Jordan Battey

Gabriela Figueroa

Courtney Fino

Grace Gentile

Yaela Goldblatt

Danielle Halperin

Sarah Kane

Noah Keegan

Loksan Kim

Hailey Matthew

Celene Mednick

Nicolette Moyer

Katherine Savoia

Demitria Ulino

Gallery Hours: Fridays, 10am – 2pm
(or by appointment)

Join us for the Artist Reception for our current exhibitions
Saturday, February 10, 2018
1-3pm
Menino Arts Center
Members Gallery & Gallery 26
26 Central Avenue
Hyde Park

Refreshments will be provided.
Free and all are welcome.

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Portraits, A Juried Exhibition

Exhibition Dates: September 13 – October 19, 2017

Theme: What is a Portrait?

A traditional portrait is a likeness of a person, but beyond the literal it can express essence, memory
or personality. The MAC welcomes all 2D and 3D mediums.

Juror/Bio: Sally B. Moore is an Associate Professor of Art at Fitchburg State University. She holds a
BFA in painting, an MFA in sculpture from MassArt, and a BA in Theater Arts from Vassar College.
Solo sculpture shows include the Barbara Krakow Gallery, Stonehill College, Fitchburg State
University, Simmons College, and Phillips Academy Andover. Group shows include DeCordova
Annual, and the Fitchburg Art Museum. A commission of eight sculptures for the Ames Hotel in
Boston was featured on Channel 5’s Chronicle. She was a three time finalist for the Mass Cultural
Council’s Artist Fellowship Award and received an Artist’s Resource Trust grant from the Berkshire
Taconic Foundation. Her work has been reviewed in Art Forum, Sculpture Magazine, Art New
England, The New York Times, and The Boston Globe and is included in the collections of the
DeCordova Museum, Fidelity Investments, Simmons College, and Wellington Management.

 

Photography Exhibit

On behalf of the Menino Arts Center home of the Hyde Park Art Association, we are pleased to announce the 18 artists whose work has been selected for inclusion in our juried exhibition THE PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW.

The selection process was competitive and there were many excellent images. Our juror Erik Gehring was grateful for the opportunity to review the work submitted. Thank you very much for being a part of this process and congratulations on being selected!

THE PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW

Thursday, October 20 – November 30, 2016

1. Stephen Blinn
2. Renee Browne
3. Jean Cardia
4. Peter Chow
5. William Daniels
6. Donald David
7. Chloe DuBois
8. Andrey Gagarin
9. Jim Gamabaro
10. Mary Harrington
11. Nigel Logan
12. David Long
13. Robin MacDonald-Foley
14. Catherine McDonah
15. Robin Radin
16. Catherine Robotis
17. Richard Tranfaglia
18. Al Wallstrom

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Blended

An exhibit featuring the artwork of teaching artist Rosemarie Clinton and several of her watercolor students engaged in the Menino Arts Center’s (MAC) Mobile Arts Program as well as many MAC artists.

“This program is supported in part by a grant from the Boston Cultural Council, a local agency which is funded by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, administrated by the Mayor’s Office of Arts + Culture.”

Participating Artist Include:
Sharon Armour
Fidelina Arslle
Beatrice Baga
Mary Bellew
Rosemarie Clinton
Teresita Cuellar
William D.
Dionicia Eusebio
Rosemarie Ferraro
Harold Foppiano
Gladys Gondes
Ruth Hale
Mary Harrington (MarHarr)
Georgina Hassey
Gladys J
Larry Johnson
Geneva Kingswood
Madeline LaFarge
Sasja Lucas
Matthias Lupri
Dinorah Marine
Erica Nazzaro
Patricia Odom
Ana Oller
Mary Pagliarulo
Mary Parlione
Venancia Ramos
Rosa Ramos
Laura Richardson
Celia Robles
Fran Russell
Barbara Russo
Marianna Simari
Al Wallstrom
Dianis
and more

This program is supported, in part, by a grant from the Boston Cultural Council, a municipal agency supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.