This exhibition features the sabbatical work of Danielle Currier, Professor of Graphic Design at Endicott College, presenting seven large-scale poster designs and more than fifty data-driven infographics that explore equity, policy, and lived experience across the United States. Select infographics are expanded to an immersive scale, encouraging close viewing and deeper engagement. At the center...
Bee Vision presents a vibrant selection of prints from Helen Popinchalk’s Hot House series, combining screen printing, gelatin printing, drawing, and collage. Inspired by the way bees and pollinators perceive the world, the work explores color, light, and bioluminescence through layered, luminous compositions. Drawing from her experience as a third-generation beekeeper, Popinchalk connects her artistic...
This exhibition highlights Heroes and Sheroes, a powerful series of prints created by Corita Kent at a pivotal moment in her career. Produced between 1968 and 1969, following her departure from Immaculate Heart College and the Immaculate Heart of Mary order, the works reflects a shift toward more direct engagement with the social and political...
Join us at Park(ing) Day, an annual event for people to reclaim urban space from cars to support art, activism, and cultural expression. An international event, Beverly’s entry to Park(ing) Day will re-program two parking spaces Cabot St near Federal St for art and play with help from Montserrat College of Art, Beverly Main Streets,...
