CORE ARTIST NEWS

Marie Craig has work in "5 Years of Aspect Initiative," an invitational exhibit at Danforth Art Museum in Framingham, MA. The exhibition runs from March 26 - June 5.

Patty deGrandpre has work in North of Boston Print Collaborative Exhibition at The Brush Gallery & Studios, 256 Market Street, Lowell, MA. The exhibition runs February 27 - April 9 with an opening reception March 12.

Kay Hartung has work in "One-of-a-Kind" at South Shore Art Center, 119 Ripley Road, Cohasset, MA. The exhibition runs February 24 - April 2, with an artists' reception March 3, 6-8pm.
Hartung has work in "Members Juried 2" at Concord Art, 37 Lexington Road, Concord, MA. The exhibition runs February 24 - March 24 with an opening reception on March 10, 5:30-7pm.

Virginia Mahoney will be featured as a Curated Visual Artist in Juniper Rag. V.3, “Shift,” curated by Louis Antonio Fraire. Juniper Rag is an independent visual art and lifestyle magazine published in Worcester, MA. Its mission is to showcase and celebrate contemporary artwork and impactful, creative businesses and to deepen their relationship with viewers. “Shift” is the third issue, which will be available in mid-March.

Sylvia Vander Sluis will have work in “Intimacies,” an exhibit at MAPSpace, 6 North Pearl Street, Port Chester, NY from March 19-April 30. In-person and online exhibit with catalog. Reception on Saturday, March 19, 1-5pm.

ASSOCIATE ARTIST NEWS

Monica DeSalvo will have work published in the upcoming, third issue of Juniper Rag Magazine. V.3. “Shift.”

Susan Greer Emmerson will be at an artist residency at Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, VT from March 20 - April 16.

Nan Hass Feldman has a one-person show at the new gallery at Danforth Art Museum School of Framingham State University at 14 Vernon Street, Framingham, MA. The exhibition runs from January through mid-April.
Feldman has set up a scholarship program at the Danforth Art Museum to award an adult, a teen, and a child to receive a full scholarship for a class with money for supplies to anyone in need, in perpetuity. This program will start this Spring, and be ongoing. Such assistance is awarded on the basis of financial need, motivation, and potential benefit to the student.

Jill Pottle’s oil painting on canvas, “Pandemic Wedding,” has been purchased by the Danforth Museum/Framingham State to add to their museum collection.