Montserrat College of Art

Spin-Off is an exciting new collaboration between Beverly’s Montserrat College of Art and the Cape Ann Museum inspired by a course at Montserrat. The exhibition's opening reception will be Friday, Nov. 20, 5-7 pm at 27 Pleasant St., Gloucester, MA.

Montserrat College of Art has elected new leadership to its Board of Trustees, naming Atty. John Colucci of Wenham, Managing Partner-Trade Center at McLane Middleton Professional Association, as the new board chair.

Finding Fay is a one of a kind Free Family Arts Festival across Boston inspired by Artist Fay Chandler Sept. 10-15 Ending with a Major Concert at The Hatch Shell.

Montserrat is pleased to present "Earth Bound," a solo exhibition featuring Montserrat Professor Barbara Moody. Artist Reception will be held Monday, June 15, 4 - 6 pm, with an Artist Gallery Talk at 23 Essex Street, Beverly, MA.

Stay creative this summer during one of Montserrat's week-long workshops in Portraiture, Drawing, Encaustics, Puppet Making, Collage, Plein Air, Stop Motion Animation, Mixed Media, Abstract Art, Photography, Still Life, Solarplate Etching and Comics.

Montserrat College of Art would like to welcome the public to an artist lecture by internationally renowned Kenyan-born, New York-based artist and activist Wangechi Mutu on Thursday, May 14 at 6 p.m. at The Cabot Theatre, 286 Cabot Street, Beverly.

Peabody Veterans Memorial High School senior George Andrias has been named Grand Prize Award Winner in this year's 6th Congressional District High School Art Show. The awards will be presented Saturday, March 7, 3:30–5pm.

Montserrat College of Art will host Artrageous!29, its annual Auction Party, on Saturday, March 28, at 6 p.m. at 20 Cherry Hill Drive, Danvers, MA.

A generous grant from the Davis Educational Foundation is recognizing Montserrat College of Art’s creative teaching style, developed by the college’s academic leadership team, emphasizing interdisciplinary, team-taught and project-based learning

Montserrat Gallery’s exhibiting artist Franklin Evans is making work about making work in current exhibit Evans utilizes the gallery as a site of production, rather than an endpoint in which show a “finished” product.