Taylor French Benoit
(MWCC Alum, Graduate of Maine College of Art)
October 12–December 2
New work!
Reception: October 13, 3:30-6PM Gallery Talk: November 8, 12:30–1:30PM
Pictured: Untitled from Been Here, Now What series, 2017, wood panel, acrylic paint and tacks, 48″ x 48″
Ceramic Work by Artists From
Salmon Falls Gallery (Shelburne Falls, MA)
Juliet Bacchas
Cynthia Consentino
Lucy Fagella
Joy Friedman
Chris London
Michael McCarthy
Tom White
October 23–December 28
Exhibition of Student Work: Painting II & Drawing III
Allyson Bois
McKenzie Dano
Veronique Escabi
Sage Floyd-Hathaway
Matthew Gates
Tamara Harmon
Nico Joslin
Karah Karpowich
Ruth Major
Terrence Marks
Lindsey Seppala
Kabilgangai Subramanian
Oliver White
December 19–January 26
Reception: Thursday, December 21 at 3:30–6PM
Pictured (top): Buoyant 2017, oil on panel, 16 x 20 in, by Karah Karpowich
Pictured (bottom): Untitled 2017, charcoal & gesso, 24 x 18 in, by Allyson Bois
Spring 2018
Deborra Stewart-Pettengill
Ebb and Flow
New work
February 3–March 1
Gallery Talk: Thursday, March 1, 3:30PM Reception: Thursday, March 1, 4:30–6PM
Closed February 19
Pictured: Pirouette 2017, aluminum wire mesh, enamel & acrylic paint, 26″ x 20″ x 10″
Bob Green
Raku & burnished pottery in the gallery glass cases
February 2–March 16
Demonstration & Talk: Friday, March 9, 12–1:45PM
35th Annual Regional High School Art Exhibition & Competition
April 2–19 Reception & Awards: Thursday, April 12, 6–8PM
Work in this year’s exhibit is by students from the following schools:
Cushing Academy
Fitchburg High School
Gardner High School
Leominster High School
Mahar Regional
Oakmont Regional
Sizer School
Wachusett Regional
The Winchendon School
47th Annual MWCC Student Art Exhibition
Work from foundation & advanced art courses
May 7–May 23 Reception: Wednesday, May 9, 3:30–6PM
Pictured Top: Brittany Waseleski, All That Lives Must Die, Charcoal Drawing, 2018, 18″ x 24″
Pictured Bottom: Kevin Oxford, Stoneware, Raku Fired Pieces, 2018
Robert G. Osborne
Constructions
September 5–October 2
“What I hope to suggest in this show is to offer work that is a little more on the questioning side, not too easy, a bit ambiguous. Most importantly is my intent to make viewers really look closely and think about the images and their interaction.
I retired as an art dealer, going from buying and selling art to making it. This show, my first, is the result — a recent breakthrough from a more traditional image to what you see here. I returned to art school here at The Mount, studying the basics with three professors and their exuberant and enthusiastic students. This dual exposure was very positive to my artistic endeavors.”
Kevin Oxford
Raku fired stoneware Kevin Oxford, 2018
November 15 – December 20, 2018
Reception: Wednesday, December 19, 2018, 3:00-5:30 p.m.
Julia Morgan
Taylor French Benoit
Ceramic Work by Artists From
Bob Green
35th Annual Regional High School Art Exhibition & Competition
Leominster High School
47th Annual MWCC Student Art Exhibition
Constructions 
