Current Exhibits

Current Exhibits

The Menino Arts Center proudly announces:

Portraits and Figures, 2024

Thursday, March 14 – Friday, March 29

Curated by Sasja Lucas and Curry College Intern Matthew Yoke

Sketches and finished works from HPAA members and Friday Portrait Group participants

Gallery hours at the MAC:
Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays: 1 pm – 4 pm


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 143 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

 

 


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.

Virtual Exhibiting Artists Talk and Online Gallery Tour

Wednesday, January 17, 7 – 9 pm on Zoom

Free, but registration is required.

Open to anyone interested in the Art of the Quilt. Connect with fellow exhibiting artists and discuss your works. Time allotted will be based on number of participants.

Click here to register for our Virtual Exhibiting Artists Talk.

 

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

 


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.

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:

 


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 starting Monday, July 24:
Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays: 10 am – 2 pm

**Gallery will be closed Thursday, September 14**

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:

 


34th Annual HPAA Members Exhibition

at the MAC and online in a 3D gallery

June 7 – July 17, 2023

Artists Meet and Greet: 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:


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:

 


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:


The Menino Arts Center proudly announces:

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
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

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:


The Menino Arts Center proudly announces:

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:


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 are Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, 10 am – 2 pm.

Take a stroll in the online 3D gallery here:


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:


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.

Face coverings and vaccination are required for all visitors per the City of Boston.
Click Here for our current COVID Protocols.

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.

Engagement 8 x 8.5
Sister Skaters
Sister Skaters
7.75 x 9.75
Puppy Lois
8.75 x 12
P’town
9.5 x 8
Mom Made a Red Coat
9 x 8.25
Hats
7.75 x 10.5
Generations
8 x 8.5
Easter
7.75 x 10
Dad and Uncle Harry 9.5 x 7
Clark
9.75 x 7
Clam Diggers
7.5 x 9.75
Back to the Land
7 x 10.5
Aunties
13.5 x 10
Auntie T’s Wedding
8 x 8.25
Appomattox
11.75 x 10


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

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.

Gallery Hours for the last week of the exhibition:

Tuesday 12/21 – 10 am – 2 pm
Wednesday 12/22 – 10 am – 2 pm
Thursday 12/23 – 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.

Be advised that masks are required in all City of Boston buildings.

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

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.

Be advised that masks are now required in all City of Boston buildings.

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