A wonderful presentation of art celebrating the world of machines. Photography, paintings, prints and amazing sculptural fabrications comprise this exhibit at the Arts League of Lowell ALL Gallery. We are open Weds. through Sunday, noon until 4 PM.
The art of words finds a place to hang for the month of April at Lala Books. Mary Hart has practiced calligraphy for 50 years, teaching, designing and making art. A selection of work to celebrate the season of spring. Do stop by!
Tarja Cockell joins Carol Rissman at the Loading Dock Gallery to present Fire and Fiber, a show of color, texture, and form in contemporary weaving and ceramics. Cockell’s work begins on the loom. She pushes dimensional possibilities of an initially flat form, using structural manipulation and layers with a variety of media to achieve elegant and painterly art. Trained in Finland, Cockell emphasizes subtle colorways and clean, simple shapes. Rissman explores how clay can respond to and take on the characteristics of cloth. Her work is woven and tied. It flows and ripples. She pushes clay’s boundaries to create fabric-like pieces: quiet, minimal, and meditative. The finished surfaces have a burnished glow. Cockell lives in North Andover, Rissman in Bedford. Both artists work out of Western Avenue Studios in Lowell.
As New England blossoms into spring, Western Avenue Studios & Lofts invites you to experience our April Open Art Studios event. As you wander through the colorful halls and corridors, you'll be immersed in a world of creativity and inspiration. You'll find unique and handmade gifts, perfect for upcoming occasions. So don't miss your chance to be a part of it on April 1st, from noon until 5 pm. We will also be welcoming Nibbana Cafe to their first-ever Open Studios event! Food truck of the day: Empanada Dada (Outside our Main Entrance) This month the Loading Dock Gallery hosts a show titled "Fire and Fiber". With an artist reception from 3 pm until 5 pm. Covid-19 Guidelines: – Face coverings/masks are not required but recommended since some studios and businesses may require them for admission into their space. – Guests experiencing Covid-19 symptoms or having been instructed to quarantine by a medical professional should not attend. – We will have hand sanitation stations throughout the building. There is no charge for this event. This event is dog-friendly. We just ask that you keep your pup on a leash.
Come out to Western Avenue Lofts in Lowell, MA on Saturday April 1st for this collaborative presentation by contemporary sculptural stone mosaic artist, Meghan Walsh and musicians Paul Carlson and Seiki Imagica. Paul will play a composition by Armenian-American composer Alan Hovhaness (1911-2000), who was born & raised in the Boston (Somerville/Arlington) area. Seiki will play guitar with several compositions both Flamenco and Japanese works. Walsh's presentation "Caomhnórí" will feature select new works and a presentation about the meaning of the work in the context of collaboration as artists.
View cityscapes both new and familiar in this exhibit of recent watercolors by artist Ed Bray. The gallery is filled with his glowing and detailed depictions of landmarks near and far. Meet the artist at a public reception April 8 from 5-7
View cityscapes both new and familiar in this exhibit of recent watercolors by artist Ed Bray. The gallery is filled with his glowing and detailed depictions of landmarks near and far. Stop by the gallery at 307 Market St, open Wed - Sun noon to 4 PM. Meet the artist at a public reception April 8 from 5-7
Art For Eyes a 501(c)(3) nonprofit raising awareness about retinoblastoma (a rare childhood eye cancer). We provide financial relief for Boston Children's Hospital patients' prosthetic eyes through art programs and events. We find good people, who are good artists, for a good cause. We are making it impossible for a person to turn a blind eye to childhood eye cancer. Portions of proceeds of commissioned art work are donated to fund Boston Children’s Hospital eye cancer patients' prosthetic eyes (*usually not covered by insurance) and inclusive art programs for children with disabilities. We would like to invite you to participate in our gallery fundraiser “Double Vision” Art Exhibition at CNCPT 6 in Lowell MA, June 3, 2023. Here is the all-things-eyes art you can expect from artists across the country: Two cohesive pieces will be shown side by side both incorporating eyes. These are to be encouraged to be sold together but can be sold separately. Each artist will show their expression to “see” an artistic and inclusive world (with or without sight). We want to showcase that if eyes are windows to the soul then all eyes are an important story to tell, regardless if they are real or prosthetic (most children with retinoblastoma lose one or both eyes to cancer). All paintings will have at least one eye. But with two eyes, third eye, or hundreds of eyes...the choice is yours to choose what you see when your eyes are closed and we want your vision to be seen. Together, we can create a brighter future for kids battling eye cancer.