Join us for evening open hours at the Addison! Explore the exhibitions, make art with Edward E. Elson Artist-in-Residence Jennifer Cecere, and view her site-specific installation on the Addison’s facade. Free and open to the public, no registration required.
Join us for evening open hours at the Addison! Explore the exhibitions, make art with Edward E. Elson Artist-in-Residence Jennifer Cecere, and view her site-specific installation on the Addison’s façade. Free and open to the public, no registration required.
JOIN US- on May 4th during Newburyport Artwalk for this exhibit featuring Rolling River Printmakers participants showcasing monotypes, monoprints, woodcut, collagraph, linocut, drypoint and more. Award winning Printmaker, Diane Francis will be demonstrating the process of woodblock cut, the oldest form of printmaking. You'll have a chance to speak with the printmakers to learn about […]
Newburyport ArtWalk returns on Saturday, May 4th from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with paintings, photography, sculptures and more from talented local artists. The Spring ArtWalk includes special exhibits, artist discussions, demonstrations and more. The public is invited to take part in ArtWalk’s events, browse artwork in traditional and contemporary styles in Newburyport’s Cultural District, […]
Terezin: Children of the Holocaust, the recipient of the 1984 Children’s Television Drama Award, is a play that provides a vast historical context within which to examine the critically important issues of hatred and discrimination unchecked. Playwright and director Anna Smulowitz, the daughter of Auschwitz survivors, wrote this play to sustain and preserve the memory of […]
Terezin: Children of the Holocaust, the recipient of the 1984 Children’s Television Drama Award, is a play that provides a vast historical context within which to examine the critically important issues of hatred and discrimination unchecked. Playwright and director Anna Smulowitz, the daughter of Auschwitz survivors, wrote this play to sustain and preserve the memory of […]
The Net Works is a multi-sensory installation built upon the narrative of Gloucester’s fishing community. The net serves as a literal and metaphorical symbol in an immersive exhibit that includes scents, sounds, and tactile experiences, where visitors, like fish, move through a passage of netting. It evolved during the pandemic and artist Erika Senft Miller’s […]
The Net Works is a multi-sensory installation built upon the narrative of Gloucester’s fishing community. The net serves as a literal and metaphorical symbol in an immersive exhibit that includes scents, sounds, and tactile experiences, where visitors, like fish, move through a passage of netting. It evolved during the pandemic and artist Erika Senft Miller’s […]
The Net Works is a multi-sensory installation built upon the narrative of Gloucester’s fishing community. The net serves as a literal and metaphorical symbol in an immersive exhibit that includes scents, sounds, and tactile experiences, where visitors, like fish, move through a passage of netting. It evolved during the pandemic and artist Erika Senft Miller’s […]
The Net Works is a multi-sensory installation built upon the narrative of Gloucester’s fishing community. The net serves as a literal and metaphorical symbol in an immersive exhibit that includes scents, sounds, and tactile experiences, where visitors, like fish, move through a passage of netting. It evolved during the pandemic and artist Erika Senft Miller’s […]
The Net Works is a multi-sensory installation built upon the narrative of Gloucester’s fishing community. The net serves as a literal and metaphorical symbol in an immersive exhibit that includes scents, sounds, and tactile experiences, where visitors, like fish, move through a passage of netting. It evolved during the pandemic and artist Erika Senft Miller’s […]
The Net Works is a multi-sensory installation built upon the narrative of Gloucester’s fishing community. The net serves as a literal and metaphorical symbol in an immersive exhibit that includes scents, sounds, and tactile experiences, where visitors, like fish, move through a passage of netting. It evolved during the pandemic and artist Erika Senft Miller’s […]