Exhibitions: Current | Upcoming | Past
Exhibitions: Past
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2012 – 2011
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3rd All Media Juried Exhibition
May 24 – July 7, 2012
When we first launched the All Media Juried Exhibition in 2009 we had no idea how popular it would become. This biennial exhibition features some of the best work in the South Coast region. As such it provides a welcome opportunity to showcase the diverse talents of regional artists. This year we had 175 submissions and our juror chose 54 works for the exhibition.
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Art & Design Annual Juried Student Exhibition 2012
Selected Works From All Fine Art and Graphic Design Studio Courses
April 26 – May 4, 2012
Bristol Community College's annual student art exhibition features works by students enrolled in the Art and Design Programs. This year's juror is Heather Shaw, Assistant Professor, Fine and Applied Arts, Curry College, Milton, Massachusetts.
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Leslie Hirst
Mary Jo McGonagle
Debra Ramsay
March 8 – April 11, 2012
Pattern's pervasive and intrinsic geometry in the world around us is easily missed. The randomness of thoughts, actions, or events can be couched in the assumption that maybe it is us who try impose order upon a chaotic environment. And of course, we do.
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THEN and NOW
Works by Chuck Boucher and Angela DeSpirito
January 26 – February 23, 2012
THEN and NOW is the first in an occasional series of exhibitions that focuses on the work of our own BCC Alumni. The Art and Design Program has come a long way since its inception in the late 1960s, but its goal has always been to provide a solid preparatory arts foundation experience for the students who enroll here.
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Brad Fesmire
Yuri Kobayashi
David Richardson
November 3 – December 15, 2011
We each have, tucked away in our brains, an archetypal image of a tree. The tree can be young, only a few years old, or sometimes hundreds of years old before it is harvested. Its history and experiences are indelibly scattered throughout its structure.
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WORKS
Works by Phyllis Ewen, Lin Lisberger, and Michael Yefko
September 8 – October 21, 2011
Liminality is a concept that connects the works of Phyllis Ewen, Lin Lisberger, and Michael Yefko. A liminal moment can "refer to in-between situations and conditions that are characterized by the dislocation of established structures, the reversal of hierarchies, and uncertainty regarding the continuity of tradition and future outcomes."
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2011 – 2010
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3 From June
Winners of the 2010 All Media Juror's Distinction Awards
Works by Kathrine Lovell, Joan Luce Allen, and Hayley Perry
May 26 – July 8, 2011
Begun in 2009, the All Media Juried Exhibition has evolved into a biennial event and showcases the works of regional art makers and craftspeople from the New England area. In 2010, David B. Boyce, writer and independent curator and consultant, was our juror.
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Art & Design Annual Juried Student Exhibition 2011
Selected Works From All Fine Art and Graphic Design Studio Courses
April 21 – May 5, 2011
Bristol Community College's annual student art exhibition features works by students enrolled in the Art and Design Programs. This year's juror is Bruce Maddocks, Director of the Foundation Studio Arts Program, College of Visual and Performing Arts at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth.
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Selected Works from Members of the
New England Sculptors Association
March 10 – April 6, 2011
The Gallery is pleased to host a selection of works from members of the New England Sculptors Association. Begun in 1948 by students and teachers from the Museum School of Fine Arts it is one of the oldest sculptors associations in the country. NESA represents both established and emerging artist members who work in a variety of media.
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10 From 10
The Director's Cut 10 Artists From the Gallery's First 10 Years
January 27 – February 24, 2011
The Gallery first opened its doors to the public in October 2000. From the beginning the Gallery's role has always been to be a forum to present ideas about art and art-making. Over the years, we have had the pleasure of meeting and working with many extraordinary people, and together we have created many memorable exhibitions.
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BCC Art Faculty Exhibition 2010
Works by Fulltime and Adjunct BCC Art Program Professors
November 4 – December 17, 2010
With our third art and design faculty exhibition, the Gallery welcomes back some familiar faces from the Art and Design Programs. We also have the pleasure to introduce the works of some of our newest adjunct faculty members to the BCC community. A triennial event, this exhibition always brings together a diverse array of artists, many of whom actively exhibit their work through regional, national, and international venues.
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Painting Now
Works by Catherine Carter, Candice Smith Corby, Sam Duket,
Cristi Rinklin, Blake Shirley, and Laurel Sparks
September 9 – October 21, 2010
Many past exhibitions at the gallery have included paintings – but never has the gallery solely focused on painting as the subject of an exhibition.
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2010 – 2009
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2nd All Media Juried Exhibition
May 27 – June 30, 2010
Forty-four works were accepted into this year's All Media Juried Exhibition. There were 93 submissions this time around and our Juror David B. Boyce has pulled together a fine and diverse group of Artists for our 2010 show.
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Art & Design Annual Juried Student Exhibition 2010
Selected Works From All Fine Art and Graphic Design Studio Courses
April 22 – May 6, 2010
Bristol Community College's annual student art exhibition features works by students enrolled in the Art and Design Programs. This year's jurors are Candice Smith Corby, gallery Director, Stonehill College and Yoon Soo Lee, Associate professor of Art and Design, UMASS Dartmouth.
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Linear
Works by Cynthia Swanson, Sand T, and Hannah Verlin
March 11 – April 7, 2010
All forms of art-making embrace the word linear — it is an essential element of visual language. Words such as logic, perception, and thinking seem to be a perfect mate to our notions of line. Terms like value, shape, form, edge, and contour provide the structure through which we can evaluate and interpret art forms and are elemental to our understanding of line.
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Experiments, Memories, and Devices
Physical and Illusory Works That Measure Amplify Connect Define
Works by Christy Georg, Richard Metzgar, and Leslie Schomp
January 28 – February 25, 2010
Artists are a lot like Alchemists. They take raw materials and transform them. Whether graphite, or steel, or ordinary things like string and wax, or cigarette butts and maps, a transmutation of materials is the essence for any work of art.
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Colossus
Works by Rob Lorenson and David Shapleigh
October 29 – December 11, 2009
Is there more power inherent in objects when they are larger than life? Or is the power derived merely from an association of the object with human ideals of strength, tenacity, and complexity? As humans we are constantly comparing the world and the objects we encounter in relation to our physical presence.
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Women's Work... ?
Works by Waxy Buildup, Kim Salerno, and Candice Smith Corby
September 10 – October 15, 2009
This exhibition brings together 4 women whose works speak to issues such as cultural identity, gender roles and responsibilities. Through their art they reveal their struggles, anxieties and celebrations. Their works are a mirror onto a landscape that can, at times, reflect our own efforts to balance the demands of a career and parenthood with cultural roles and expectations.
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2009 – 2008
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1st All Media Juried Exhibition
May 28 – June 26, 2009
The gallery re-opens on May 28 with an All Media Juried Exhibition. A first for the gallery, it is an opportunity to showcase works by local artists from around the region. Works in the exhibition include painting, sculpture, works on paper, collage, drawing, photography, and mixed media.
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Art & Design Annual Juried Student Exhibition 2009
Selected Works From All Fine Art and Graphic Design Studio Courses
April 23 – May 8, 2009
Bristol Community College's annual student art exhibition features works by students enrolled in the Art and Design Programs. This year's jurors are Laura Franz, Chair, Associate Professor, Design Program, UMass Dartmouth and Stacy Latt Savage, Assistant Professor, Sculpture, UMass Dartmouth.
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Fall River: As I See It
Images From The Boys and Girls Club Photography Project
March 5 – April 1 2009
Launched in April 2008, Fall River: As I See It is an experimental project that provides digital cameras to kids and asks them to document their lives. Ventures like this have been introduced to children around the world, notably documented in the 2005 film by Zana Briski and Ross Kauffman.
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Snowblind
Works by Cristin Searles
January 22 – February 19 2009
Cristin Searles is a sculptor and makes works that reflect her interests in textiles and sewing. As a student at the School of Visual Arts in New York City she began working at the studio of costume designer Martin Izquierdo, and it was there she came to know that fabric construction was the perfect vehicle for creating her sculptural work.
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9th Annual Azoran Traditional Nativity Exhibit
Exploring a Tradition in Azorean Art
With a Presentation by Mr. Roberto Medeiros and
demonstration by Figurine Artisan Mr. Antonio Morais
December 7 – 31 2008
A Tradition to keep alive! The production of nativity figurines is a tradition of the Town of Lagoa. The production of nativity figurines in Lagoa started in the second half of the 19th century, when two ceramics factories started their activity in the village.
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The Photograph Now
Works by Reenie Barrow, Nadine Boughton, Millie Falcaro, Nick Johnson,
Annu Palakunnathu Matthew, Olivia B. McCullough, Jonathan Sharlin, Steven B. Smith, David Strasburger, and Willard Traub
October 16 – November 19, 2008
A camera is a mechanical device able to capture and store visual information. A photograph is the means through which this recorded information is made visible.
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Placing Color
Works by Brett Baker, Kayla Mohammadi, and Carrie Patterson
September 4 – October 2, 2008
Painting, the simple means of placing color on a flat surface, is extraordinary in its ability to transport us from the context of our daily existence to new places – complete, vibrant worlds within the boundaries of the rectangle. Beyond its traditional role as a place of illusion, the painted surface itself is a location, a destination defined by the artist's actions upon it.
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