New Art Exhibitions Program features in-house exhibitions, satellite galleries, and multiple calls for art. See below for upcoming exhibitions!
Ceramics Tech & Instructor Meagan Hepp Interviews Rose Perrillo, Exhibitions Coordinator about New Art Center's Arts Lending Program
Join us for a virtual artist talk for the exhibition, Guess Who I Saw Today?
The Block New Art Center partnered with Chestnut Hill Square (ChestnutHillSquare.com) to display The Block, created by artist Liz Helfer. This unique art exhibit is a combination of windshield glass, plexiglass and steel. Steeped in metalwork, her recent work emphasizes sustainable sculpture practices, using recycled and upcycled materials.
Guess Who I Saw Today? “Guess Who I Saw Today” features the narrative work of three gifted Boston-based artists: DaNice Marshall, Matt Brackett, and Ivan Brens. This show poses the question: what is the relationship between craftsmanship and the expression of the human condition through art? Matt, DaNice, and Ivan [...]
Newton, MA-- Join New Art Center in a fun, collaborative artwork & happening as part of the exhibition “Guess Who I Saw Today,” curated by Ashleigh Coren and featuring the work of artists DaNice Marshall, Ivan Brens, and Matt Brackett. The opening of the exhibition will take place at [...]
We are currently looking for artwork from current students, faculty, and community members of the New Art Center to exhibit in our satellite galleries this spring and summer! This is a great opportunity to share your work with a larger audience! Applications for all satellite galleries are accepted on [...]
On Thursday, June 15th, New Art Center held our opening reception for Creative Process, the Andrew & Jean Dibner Annual Student & Faculty Show 2023. This exhibition features student and faculty work created over the past year. This year, we have partnered with Lasell University's Wedeman Gallery to host [...]
New Art Center presents “Over the Rainbow,” a Pride exhibition celebrating queer intergenerational connection! We are looking for works by LGBTQ artists of any medium, age, or identity to fill our 24-hour-access corridor. The work submitted should be related to time, history, transcending the systemic barriers placed for the [...]
