Running October 27 – December 2, 2017

Opening Reception: Friday, October 27, 6-8PM

The Massachusetts Cultural Council (MCC) and the New Art Center in Newton (NAC) join together to present this year’s MCC Artist Fellows Invitational in Photography, Sculpture/Installation/New Genres. By bringing together Artist Fellows from different disciplines, the exhibition will demonstrate the inventiveness and vitality of today’s Massachusetts contemporary artists and photographers.

Participating Artist Fellows:

Photography:

Edie Bresler (Somerville)
Christine Collins (Roslindale)
Marky Kauffmann (Somerville)
Brittany Marcoux (Swansea)
Rachel Perry (Gloucester)
Eduardo Rivera (Jamaica Plain)

Sculpture/Installation/New Genres:

Seth Alter (Brighton)
Patty Chang (Boston)
Mark Cooper ((Somerville)
Nathalie Miebach (Brookline)
Evan Morse (Newton)
Tracie Pouliot (Gardner)

MCC Artist Fellowships provide direct assistance to Massachusetts artists working across a range of disciplines, to recognize exceptional work and to support the further development of their talents. Artist Fellowships give individuals the financial ability to hone and deepen their craft.

“The artists showcased at our 2017 Fellows Invitational represent a variety of media and traditions, but they share a commitment to excellence in their work,” says Anita Walker, MCC’s Executive Director. “We’re delighted to partner with the New Art Center to share this exceptional exhibition of contemporary visual art with the public.”

“The Massachusetts Cultural Council’s Artist Fellowship is Massachusetts’ highest award in the arts. Each year this program recognizes and supports a talented and select group of artistic innovators and creative thinkers. The New Art Center  is honored to partner with the Council to present these extraordinary expressions of our time and place,” says Daniel Elias, NAC’s Executive Director.

Samples of the artists’ work can be found on Gallery@MCC, the Massachusetts Cultural Council’s online showcase of Artist Fellowship awardees and finalists.