Category: Previous Exhibitions

For over 10 years, Warren Jaferian, Dean of International Education, has dedicated his career to connecting the Endicott community to the world at large. With a passion for encouraging students to be culturally aware and to participate in international education, his efforts continuously prove that “education is a doorway to the world.” This selection of…

Known for her picturesque domestic scenes and still life, this exhibit celebrates the legacy of acclaimed American painter Marguerite Stuber Pearson (American, 1898-1978). As a woman and polio survivor, she refused her talent to be defined by her gender or her paralysis, and through life-long artistic pursuit, her work epitomizes expert craft and artistic commitment.…

Featuring over 300 youth’s artwork and performers, this performance showcased their interpretations and connections to the sea. Featuring set design pieces and artwork from a performance at the Boch Center on May 25, in collaboration with the Mass Department of Mental Health. Express Yourself is a safe and supportive environment for youth considered at-risk and…

Endicott College is pleased to announce the M.A. in Interior Architecture Thesis Exhibition 2023. This exhibition invites viewers to experience an expansive range of exploration by 2023 graduating students. The student thesis projects represent student research, experimentation, critical thinking, and production through visual presentation boards, models, and finished materials.

To counterbalance isolation during the pandemic, local Beverly artist Jennifer Toler created this series of mixed media works. In a departure from Toler’s previous color palettes, these artworks of deep blues and muted warm tones convey emotional depth, tranquil illumination, and personal reflection. Textured with collage, image transfer, and paint, this collection is about remembrance,…

In partnership with Beverly Main Streets, Arts Fest Exhibition 2023 celebrates Beverly’s incredible creative community. Featuring the works of local artists who either live, work, or maintain studio spaces in Beverly, this juried exhibit includes paintings, sculpture, photography, collage, handmade furniture, fashion, mixed media, and more! Showcasing the work of this year’s featured artist Stacy…

Featuring faculty-nominated student thesis projects, this collection showcases the highest caliber of work from each major in each of the baccalaureate programs offered by Endicott College: Art therapy, graphic design, interior architecture, photography, performing arts, and studio art. 

Artwork assembled for this exhibit, created from the 1990s to the present by the Dean of Visual and Performing Arts, serves as Mark Towner’s first retrospective exhibit. Over these three decades, Towner has explored various themes relating to the human condition, often exploring personal and universal perspectives on psychology, identity, and expression. Embracing a Jungian…

This exhibit highlights some of the most successful creations by students in studio courses including ceramics, drawing, digital design, film, painting, photography and print-making. Subjects include abstractions, architectural plans, landscapes, nudes, portraiture, and typography. Studio courses in art therapy, graphic design, interior architecture, photography, and studio art make up this exhibition. 

The School of Visual & Performing Arts is proud to honor the remarkable adjunct professors who have tirelessly supported, inspired, and mentored students in their artistic pursuits. Exhibitors in this show have been peer-nominated for their commitment to professional artistic practice, a talented skillset, and a dedication to education.