Gallery
Gallery
Kris Waldman, Director
The HCA gallery opened its new, well appointed exhibition space in 2015. Its purpose is to provide adventurous exhibitions of work by established artists, emerging artists, members of the HCA community, and educational and community projects such as the Michael Lisnow Respite Center exhibit and The PhotoVoice Project with Compass at Hopkinton Memory Support Assisted Living Center. Through a mix of shows by these constituencies, the gallery seeks to engage and expand its audience for contemporary visual art.
Gallery exhibitions are announced in the HCA email newsletter and on our website. If you would like to receive the newsletter, please click on “Sign-up for our e-news” on our homepage.
A typical exhibition season includes solo and group exhibitions, an open juried exhibition (Arts in Bloom), a juried exhibition of members of the Hopkinton Center for the Arts, and an exhibition by Hopkinton High School Honors students. The exhibition schedule is organized by HCA director Kris Waldman.
HCA membership is open to all. If you would like information about membership, please see our Membership page. Advance notice of juried exhibitions can be found at our Call for Art page.
In the spirit of accessibility and communal art appreciation, our art exhibits are free and open to the public. Go to our In The Gallery page to see current and upcoming exhibits.
Juried Exhibits
Our juried exhibits are curated by guest jurors who select pieces from submissions received during our open calls for art. Recent jurors have included Mim Brooks Fawcett, Executive Director and Chief Curator of the Attleboro Museum, Katherine French (Director Emerita of Danforth Art, now Gallery Director of Catamount Arts), Jane Young (Chase Young Gallery, Boston), Arthur Dion (Gallery NAGA, Boston), Zola Solamente (Arden Gallery, Boston), and Photographer Chehalis Hegner,
Upcoming events
21Mar2019 HHS Art Department Honors Exhibition + More Info The Hopkinton Center for the Arts is proud to host the 2019 Hopkinton High School Art Department Honors students, featuring art work by: Stephanie Kapelos Linnea Pappas-Byers Maddie Mezitt Ivy Missaggia Selia Potas Patrick Webb The exhibit will be on display in the Lotvin Family Grady March 21st - April 4th The general public are invited to a free reception to meet the artists on Thursday March 21st from 6 - 7 pm. March 21 (06:00 pm-07:00 pm)
|
22MarEarly Release Workshop - Ceramic Whistles + More Info Kids ages 9 to 11 will have creating their own ceramic whistles with instructor Hana Reilly. In this early release workshop on Friday, March 22, students will mold and create their own original creations. Pieces will be fired up and ready for pick up 2-3 weeks later.
March 22 (12:30 pm-03:00 pm)
|
22MarMacbeth: March 22-23, 29-30 (7:30pm) + More Info MacBethDirected by Jenn Richpresented by Enter Stage Left TheaterMarch 22, 23, 29 & 30th @ 7:30 pmTickets may be purchased online at ESL Theater's third party vendor CLICK HERE
Free March 22 (07:30 pm-09:30 pm)
|
28MarCreative Circles Small Works Reception + More Info Creative Circles –Art for All!, in partnership with HCA, presents:
Artist Talk, Demonstration, and Small Works Art Exhibit on Thursday, March 28th, 6:30-8:30 PM
at Hopkinton Center for the Arts (HCA), 98 Hayden Rowe St.
Artists of all ages and the general public are invited to attend for sharing of artwork song, writing and performance. Please join us! Let’s celebrate, together, the creative spirit in our community! Inviting friends of the community arts with hosts Cynthia Franca and Geri Holland. All are welcome. $5 donation at the door appreciated. Free for students with ID. March 28 (06:30 pm-08:30 pm)
|
07AprKaren K & the Jitterbugs + More Info Bug Out! with Karen K in her imaginary backyard fort where she makes music with her friends, the Jitterbugs: Bumble (the bee who doesn’t like to sting); Stinky (loves playing outside, refuses baths), Hop (full of energy, working on self control); Slug Bug (needs a LOT of naps). In this crowd-engaging, full-of-energy and wonder show, Karen takes audience members young and old on a musical adventure exploring themes of kindness, friendship and downright fun. One of the most buzzed about songwriters and performers for families and kids on the East Coast, Karen K & her Jitterbugs have received multiple national awards, including a Parents Choice Fun Stuff Award and Best KidVid of 2014 for their smash hit video “(I Woke Up in a) Fire Truck.” Music from both of their albums – “Pancakes for Dinner” and “Big Ol’ Truck” can be heard on radio stations across the country. Videos and streaming available at: www.karenkjitterbugs.com Tickets: $5 Kids, $10 Adults (ages 11 month and under FREE)
Tickets: $10 General Admissions, $9 for members April 07 (03:00 pm-04:00 pm)
|
