Category: Previous Exhibitions

  • The Art of Information: Student Infographic Exhibition

    The Art of Information: Student Infographic Exhibition

    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

    Michèle Fandel Bonner's: The Herd

    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…

  • Student Invitational 2025

    Student Invitational 2025

    This exhibit showcases some of the finest works created by students in studio courses across a variety of disciplines, including ceramics, drawing, digital design, film, painting, photography, and printmaking. The subjects range from abstractions and architectural plans to landscapes, nudes, portraiture, and typography. The exhibition features contributions from courses in architecture, art therapy, graphic design,…

  • Student Ink: A Printmaking Showcase

    Student Ink: A Printmaking Showcase

    The Spencer Gallery, our vibrant teaching gallery, is excited to present the Student Printmaking Show! This exhibit features an impressive collection of student work, including monotypes, drypoints, relief prints, screen prints, and letterpress pieces. It’s a fantastic opportunity to see the incredible talent of our students showcased in a professional gallery setting. Come and explore…

  • Fran Forman Suspended Realities; A 20-year Journey through Whimsy to Noir

    Fran Forman Suspended Realities; A 20-year Journey through Whimsy to Noir

    Fran creates imaginative scenes that blend reality with illusion, exploring themes of longing, disconnection, and hidden emotions. Her work has been inspired by magic realism and the complexities of everyday life, using light and shadow to reveal what lies beneath the surface. Fran Combines photography, digital painting, and AI, to carefully construct each image over…

  • North of Boston Print Collaborative

    North of Boston Print Collaborative

    The North of Boston Print Collaborative merges centuries-old techniques with 21st-century innovations in contemporary print media. Established in 2004 as part of the Newburyport Art Association, this collective provides a platform for printmakers to unite, exhibit, and explore the rich tapestry of printmaking. Through collaborative exhibitions, the group showcases individual talents while fostering a deeper…

  • Luba Lukova: Designing Justice

    Luba Lukova: Designing Justice

    Luba Lukova’s work is known for its striking simplicity and powerful social commentary. Through minimal use of line, color, and text, her designs communicate essential themes of humanity and justice. Notable pieces from her Designing Justice portfolio, including “I Have a Dream,” “Peace,” and “Income Gap,” have earned her recognition in esteemed collections such as MoMA and…

  • Express Yourself “Exyo Planet”

    Express Yourself “Exyo Planet”

    Welcome to Express Yourself, where art becomes a pathway to healing and growth for young individuals facing mental and behavioral health challenges. Through activities like painting, music, dance, and theater, they uncover inner strength and build deeper connections with others, fostering both emotional healing and personal growth. This year’s show imagines EXYO Planet, an ideal…

  • The Endicott Review: Artwork & Poetry

    The Endicott Review: Artwork & Poetry

    Explore the boundless creativity of Endicott College through The Endicott Review. Featuring captivating short stories, poems, essays, and artwork curated from our vibrant community of students, faculty, and alumni. Each page reflects diverse voices and perspectives that shape our rich creative landscape. Step into this world of artistic expression and be inspired.

  • Denise Emerson: Walking the Paths of My Ancestors

    Denise Emerson: Walking the Paths of My Ancestors

    In my current process, one or more historical photos are used to create digital compositions. The actual flat-stitch beaded bag photos are in color, and the original colors are maintained from the photo. The photos of women, mothers and babies are usually in black and white. Historical photos of Native Americans are a treasure trove…