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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.
Yuko Nishikawa creates fantastical, textural environments through colorful sculptures, mobiles, lighting, and paintings made from clay, wire, fabric, and repurposed materials. Drawing on her background in architecture, furniture design, and restoration, her whimsical work invites viewers into a playful world of discovery.
Endicott College’s Heftler Gallery is pleased to present In The Making, a solo exhibition of new work by Massachusetts-based artist Erin Luman. This series centers on the spaces where creatives bring their ideas to life—the environments in which inspiration takes root. With her signature focus on memory, place, and often-overlooked details, Luman captures these creative […]
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Join us for a celebration of the work of artists Loretta Park and Suzanne H. Ulrich, presented across two gallery spaces at Endicott College. Suzanne H. Ulrich presents a series of intimate collage works composed of cut, torn, painted and pasted papers that explore texture, surface detail, and compositional structure. These pieces avoid illusionistic references, […]
Join us for a celebration of the work of artists Loretta Park and Suzanne H. Ulrich, presented across two gallery spaces at Endicott College.Loretta Park’s mixed media artworks examine the intersection of materiality, accessibility, and cultural hierarchies in the art world. By combining sculpture, painting, and installation, Park transforms everyday objects into powerful symbols, encouraging […]
Hannah Yata’s surreal oil paintings, rich with symbolism, explore themes of femininity, nature, and transformation. By combining classical techniques with psychedelic imagery, her work invites viewers to reconsider the sacred connection between humanity and the earth. Yata has exhibited internationally and has been featured in publications such as Hi-Fructose and Juxtapoz. Her vibrant and emotionally […]
