Join us for a special parent & child art class on Tuesday mornings 9:15AM- 10AM at the Sparhawk School with Catherine Kulik, the Sparhawk Elementary School art teacher. Your child will explore diverse waysof creating art and experiment with new, engaging materials while learning about line, color, texture and notable works of art. This class is sure to engage their sensory skills as well as their innate curiosity about the visual world around them. Each class is limited to ten…
Find out more »Revealing the complexity and ambiguity of artistic identity in the British colonies of northeastern North America during the 18th century
Find out more »Presenting art world responses to Superman and Wonder Woman ranging from their Depression-era origins to today’s contemporary artist interpretations
Find out more »Three generations of artists come together to present a uniquespectrum of materials, processes, and philosophies: Trompetter with glass and wood; Lauenstein with paper mache; and Denjongpa with digital paint.The unique juxtaposition of these media in one space will invite visitorsto experience artistic journeys and progressions from the ancient to themodern, from the tangible to the digital, and from the individualistic to the social. Each artist combines and transforms materials in unexpectedways.This event first appeared on EssexCountyCreates.org
Find out more »Join the Phillips Academy students from Art 400: Visual Culture: Discovering the Addison Collection for a gallery talk and reception celebrating the opening of the exhibition that they curated.This event first appeared on EssexCountyCreates.org
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Rania Matar was born and raised in Lebanon and moved to the U.S. in 1984. Originally trained as an architect at the American University of Beirut and at Cornell University, she studied photography at the New England School of Photography and the Maine Photographic Workshops. Matar’s work focuses on girls and women. As a Lebanese-born American woman and mother, her cultural background, cross-cultural experience, and personal narrative informs her photography. She has dedicated her work to exploring both sides of…
Find out more »Rania Matar was born and raised in Lebanon and moved to the U.S. in 1984. Originally trained as an architect at the American University of Beirut and at Cornell University, she studied photography at the New England School of Photography and the Maine Photographic Workshops. Matar’s work focuses on girls and women. As a Lebanese-born American woman and mother, her cultural background, cross-cultural experience, and personalnarrative informs her photography. She has dedicated her work to exploring both sides of this…
Find out more »The celebration has something for everyone, including an exciting schedule of children's events, a fully stocked gift shop, cafe, andonline auction. Enjoy the festival on one of the many signature times such as Ladies Night, Educator's Day, and Senior Sundays. Or come by anytime with family and friends to take a chance on winning a tree, investigatethe trees through our popular scavenger hunt, enjoy a snack on our cafe, bid on auction items, buy a gift in the gift shop,…
Find out more »Join the seARTS Wearable Art Group in a colorful storytelling night in the “PK” format! PechaKucha (chit-chat) is a format, where a presenter shows 20 VISUAL slides for 20 seconds of commentary. Six presenters who are involved in different aspects of Wearable Art have been invited to share their unique stories in 6 minutes (or less each). Among our presenters will be highly talented makers and creatives who have been part of the Celebrate Wearable Art journey. $10 CAM/seARTS members;…
Find out more »The first annual North Shore Craft Beer and Food Festival!! A celebration of the great craft beer, cider and food that the North Shore has to offer. Your ticket will gain you entry to the event which will include unlimited free samples of beers, ciders and foods from craft businesses across the North Shore of Massachusetts. Come celebrate these burgeoningscenes with both new and established providers!!!This event first appeared on EssexCountyCreates.org
Find out more »An Exploration of the Earliest Marine Works of Winslow Homer This summer, the Cape Ann...
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Find Out MoreThursday, October 3, 2019 - Tuesday, December 31, 2019 1 Courthouse Way, Boston, MA 02210,...
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