Lost and Found

The expressive, raw paintings by
Joanne Holtje in our upcoming exhibit are based on on the words from a discarded journal she found on the streets of
Los Angeles.

Here is a fragment of one of the pages, pinned to her studio wall as she worked.

Extra! Extra! Read All About It!

Don't miss the article in WorcesterMagazine
about our upcoming show!

Please note, one correction:
Artist Talks will be held on
Saturday, April 26th at 3p.m.

A Walk in the Park

Phil Marshall is a versatile artist whose outdoor sculptures, most recently at Elm Park, Worcester, MA and the Fruitlands Museum in Harvard, MA, are receiving well deserved attention.

Here is a detail from one of the pieces that will be installed inside at our upcoming show.

This kinetic sculpture is to be walked through for the full experience!

Testing, Testing......

Sculpture and Installation artist,
Christine Croteau, produces deeply personal, powerful work which can be understood as both autobiographical and political.

Some of the materials she will be exploring this time are test strips (shown here) and other medical supplies from her life with diabetes.

Going With the Grain

After a career in science and technology,
Ted Lilley brings his methodical line of inquiry to his visual art.

His work with pattern, variation, and repetition often involves the manipulation of natural wood grain.

Nevr-Dull!

Mark Spencer's innovative painting technique uses oil pastels and a metal polish.

His resulting images are dynamic, engaging, and somewhat surreal.

We are all excited that Spring is official here, and that our show's opening is rapidly approaching!