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The Walter J. Manninen Center for the Arts is a state-of-the-art facility located on a sloping site overlooking the ponds on the main campus of
Endicott College. The center supports a variety of arts studies and performance venues with facilities that include:
Interested in the arts at Endicott College?
Learn more about the School of Visual & Performing Arts.
Join us in celebrating Beverly’s vibrant creative spirit at Arts Fest 2025! In partnership with Beverly Main Streets, this exciting juried exhibition showcases the incredible talent of local artists who live, work, or create in Beverly. From stunning paintings and sculptures to captivating photography, collage, handmade furniture, fashion, and mixed media, there’s something for everyone […]
This unique exhibition showcases the artistry of classic cars through two distinct photographic styles, with two stunning classic cars as the centerpiece. Sean Sullivan’s photography highlights the sleek lines, bold colors, and fine details of these iconic vehicles, creating striking graphic compositions. Larry Volk’s documentary-style work delves into car culture, capturing the stories and passion […]
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The exhibition includes undergraduate presentations, featuring visual thesis projects by students in Endicott’s art therapy, graphic design, interior design, photography, performing arts, and studio art programs. These culminating projects demonstrate graduates’ accumulated skills in ways that emphasize critical analysis and professional application.
Join us at the Spencer Gallery celebrating the incredible creativity and talent of our graphic arts students! This exhibition features a diverse array of artworks, including digital designs, illustrations, typography, and more, showcasing the innovative approaches and unique perspectives of our talented artists. Don’t miss this opportunity to support our students and experience the vibrant […]
Michèle Fandel Bonner’s The Herd transforms recycled clothing labels, linen, and cotton into a powerful commentary on the environmental and societal impact of fast fashion. The installation reimagines these discarded materials, exploring the connections between consumerism, identity, and waste. The clothing labels, once markers of individuality and status, now serve as a collective representation of […]
