In the Making
October 15-November 12
New Art Corridor
Join us for Creative Process June 17 - August 15 at the New Art Corridor Opening Reception June 20 from 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM RSVP HERE Creative Process is the Annual New Art Center Student and Faculty Exhibition. Explorations of paint, pastels, ceramics, and more represent one [...]
Join Indigenous Peoples Day Newton at the New Art Center between June 6th-8th to experience Powwow and the People Who Bring It to Life, an exhibit on Native American powwows through the lens of local photographers Scott Strong Hawk Foster and Dr. Rob Adelman. A reception will be held on Saturday, June 8th, 11:00 [...]
In this new exhibition, entitled "Art of the Possible," the New Art Center in Newton has partnered with Vinfen's Gateway Arts. 28 Gateway Arts artists will display their work at the New Art Corridor for the month of May. An opening reception will be held on May 16 from 6:00 [...]
The exhibition VISIONS OF TRANE is curated by Terry Jenoure and produced by Lennon Hernandez Wolcott, exhibitions coordinator at the New Art Center. The show is open at the Trio Corridor Gallery, 245 Walnut Street, in Newton, MA through April 28th, 2024. Visioning Trane: Five Questions [...]
Visions of Trane, a New Art Center exhibition curated by Terry Jenoure, highlights the history, vision, experimentation, and improvisation of John Coltrane through the marriage of contemporary art and music. Opening March 14th, Vision of Trane at the New Art Center Corridor hosts a variety of opportunities, including two virtual [...]
Congratulations to the artists chosen for FenceART 2023-24! Nancy Alimansky, Sandra Cardillo, Marian Dioguardi, Covie Edwards, Ellen Foust, Elissa Freud, Naomi Goldstein, Howie Green, Grey Held, Sidney hutter, Susie Margolin, Paula Moser Steffen, John Murray, Marcus Parsons, Eugene Pogany, Linda Salter, Adrienne shishko, Lyasya Sinkovsky, Barbara Trachtenberg, Michael Wilson. Learn [...]
INTERCESSION will feature Boston-area African American photographers at the New Art Corridor Gallery at 245 Walnut Street in Newton MA. The showcase highlights Black photographers who employ light to bridge, call attention, and to disrupt. The works actively engage new ways of seeing, believing and moving in the world. Artists [...]
