Exhibitions: Current | Upcoming | Past
Exhibitions: Past
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2019 – 2020
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Remembrance
Memorial
Monument
January 23 – February 20, 2020
Remembrance, memorial, and monument are variations on notions of commemoration. The nature of memorialization is to remind us; to provide a mnemonic device or object through which we can know that something important has happened.
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Bristol Community College
Art and Design Faculty Exhibition
Works by Full-time and Adjunct Art and Design Program Faculty
October 31 – December 12, 2019
The gallery closes 2019 with the return of our triennial BCC Art and Design Faculty Exhibition. The show features work by Sixten Abbot, Maryellen Atkins, David Barnes, Brooke Mullins Doherty, Denise Donatelli, Erik Durant, David Graves, Kathleen Hancock, Katherine Knutsen, and Greg Rebis.
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2019 – 2018
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Alison Horvitz Full Circle ⭕
May 30 – June 28, 2019
The exhibition, Full Circle, is a tribute to the life of the artist Alison Horvitz. Alison was an artist and a teacher who lived and worked in Fall River.
I had the pleasure of a studio visit with Alison in October 2015. Her studio at Jefferson Street was filled with activity.
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Annual Juried Student Art & Design Exhibition 2019
Selected Works From All Fine Art and Graphic Design Studio Courses
April 25 – May 9, 2019
Bristol Community College's annual student exhibition features works by students enrolled in the Art and Design Programs. Begun in 2005, the show's juried format provides students the opportunity to engage in the professional practice of preparing works for entry into an exhibition.
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Michael Cochran & Lloyd Martin
Emotional Structure
January 24 – February 21, 2019
We launch 2019 with an exhibition of paintings, works on paper, and sculpture by Michael Cochran and Lloyd Martin. Called Emotional Structure, the exhibition explores relationships between the logical and the expressive.
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How's Your Weather?
Artists Respond to Climate Change and Sustainability
Works by Resa Blatman, Michèle Fandel Bonner, Tom Deininger, Phyllis Ewen, Laura Petrovich-Cheney, Cristi Rinklin, and Marita Torbick
October 25 – December 7, 2018
Artists often recycle or repurpose materials into works of art. We paint over old canvases, recycle fibers and paper to make new sheets of paper, reclaim wood, cast objects made of clay and then use the clay to make new sculptures that can be cast again.
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Connections
Milisa Galazzi | Toby Sisson | Kristin Street
September 6 – October 11, 2018
The way humans engage with stories is time-based. There is usually a beginning, middle, and an end. We expect that because that is also how we perceive moving through time. We experience the present moment, but it is evaluated or tempered by our awareness of linear time.
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2018 – 2017
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5th All Media Juried Exhibition
May 31 – June 28, 2018
In 2009 the first All Media Juried Exhibition ushered in a new exhibition format for the gallery. That first show featured a dynamic, exciting, and diverse array of works from artists across our region. Now a biennial event, the fourth time around is just as exciting as it was the first time. This year, forty-eight artists participated in the process and a total of one-hundred-eight works were submitted for consideration.
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Annual Juried Student Art & Design Exhibition 2018
Selected Works From All Fine Art and Graphic Design Studio Courses
April 26 – May 10, 2018
Bristol Community College's annual student exhibition features works by students enrolled in the Art and Design Programs. This year's juror is Mary Dondero, an Interdisciplinary Artist exhibiting nationally and internationally and Professor of Art at Bridgewater State University, a founding member of Imago Foundation for the Arts, Warren, RI, and Curator of Exhibits at Bristol Art Museum, Bristol, RI.
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Otherworldly
An Exhibition Curated by Catherine Carter
Works by Deborah Barlow, John Borowicz, Catherine Carter, Michael Hecht,
Keri Straka, and Kathleen Volp
March 8 – April 6, 2018
Otherworldly, curated by Catherine Carter, was produced by the gallery as part of its ongoing Visiting Curator Series.
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Untitled (Still Not Titled Yet)
An Exhibition by Sam Duket and Brad Fesmire
January 25 – February 22, 2018
Artists are alchemists of a sort. They often rely on the transformation of materials as the method of transmission to reveal the essence of their ideas. As such, there is always an implicit and necessary relationship between media, skill, and intent. These notions also reflect considerations about preparation and execution. Woodworking encourages curiosity about materials, accepting limitations, and a respect for process.
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Illuminations
The Art of Samuel Bak
October 26 – December 8, 2017
lluminations: The Art of Samuel Bak features 28 original works by world-renowned artist and Holocaust survivor Samuel Bak. He has devoted his life to creating work that expresses his reflections, experiences, and memories of living through the horrors of the Holocaust.
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Interludes
Photographs by Kathie Florsheim
September 7 – October 12, 2017
Tone, tempo, shape, color and composition are interchangeable in the aural and visual arts. Interludes are passages between two moments. Every photograph is a present that references both past and future. —Kathie Florsheim
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2017 – 2016
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Current Abstraction
Robert Kirschbaum | Scott Reeds | Marc St. Pierre | Janine Wong
June 1 – June 29, 2017
We close the academic year with an exhibition of works by Robert Kirschbaum, Scott Reeds, Marc St. Pierre, and Janine Wong. Current Abstraction is an exuberant exhibition of works that are both a celebration of a conceptual approach to making work and an acknowledgement that abstraction is another way of responding to the complexities of the world around us.
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Annual Juried Student Art & Design Exhibition 2017
Selected Works From All Fine Art and Graphic Design Studio Courses
April 27 – May 11, 2017
Bristol Community College's annual student exhibition features works by students enrolled in the Art and Design Programs. This year's juror is Heather Shaw, Design Department Chair, Associate Professor of Design, College of Art and Design, Lesley University.
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Figuratively Speaking
Deborah Baldizar | Pamela Hoss | Judy Volkmann | V.F. Wolf
March 9 – April 7, 2017
Throughout time, depictions of the human body reflect a multitude of complex cultural and societal constructs. The body has been idealized as an image of our aspirations of perfection, as in the depiction of Greek and Roman gods and goddesses.
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Accretion Systems
An Installation by Jackie Brown
January 26 – February 23, 2017
We open 2017 with an installation by Jackie Brown. With the exhibition Accretion Systems, Brown has transformed the gallery into a kind of bio lab where she imagines and choreographs a tangible and immersive environment. It is at once welcoming and a little unsettling. Are we part of her experiment or merely an explorer in this strange world?
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BCC Art and Design Faculty Exhibition 2016
Works by Full-time and Adjunct BCC Art and Design Program Faculty
November 3 – December 8, 2016
We cap 2016 with the return of our triennial BCC Art and Design Faculty Exhibition. As always, we are delighted by the diversity, enthusiasm, and rigor our artist/teachers' work reveals. Studio teaching and making are often woven together in ways that mutually support the creative process for everyone.
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Catherine Bertulli
Maxwell Van Pelt
September 8 – October 13, 2016
We open the 2016-17 academic year with an exuberant and dynamic exhibition of works by Catherine Bertulli and Maxwell Van Pelt. The language used to describe ideas about art often utilizes a contextual vocabulary – one that can at times reflect or reveal the nuances of the human condition. This can be especially useful to describe works that are non-objective articulations of our circumstance.
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