The Danforth Art School Gallery, located on the second floor in the school, hosts exhibits of advanced students, instructors and local artists.
Danforth Art is pleased to present an exhibition of art work created by members of our Art School faculty. Our instructors are both trained educators, celebrated in the classroom, and talented artists, celebrated in museums and galleries throughout the region. Passionate about teaching and dedicated to creating room for the creative process in their classrooms, these faculty members will show art work representing a wide range of mediums and styles.
Working with professional artists and college instructors at Danforth Art, summer high school students explored drawing, figure drawing, painting, collage, mixed media and fashion design. Students at all grades and levels learned different art practices, worked with a variety of materials, and some created works for their portfolios to apply to art schools. The Summer Arts Teen Exhibition is a celebration of the work created in Danforth art studios by these talented teens.
Instructors included Robert Collins (Rhode Island College, Montserrat College of Art); Brian Bishop, Catherine Carter, Ruth Scotch and Keri Straka (Framingham State University); Jill Pottle (RISD, Mass College of Art and Design); and Laraine Armenti (Wheaton College; School of Museum of Fine Art).
Danforth Art’s Juried Student Exhibition, a showcase of contemporary work created by our talented students, was on view from May 2–June 7, 2015. Juried by Jessica Roscio, Associate Curator, and Pat Walker, Director of Education, both of Danforth Art, the Juried Student Exhibition is held in conjunction with Danforth Art’s annual Juried Exhibitions Off the Wall and Community of Artists.. The Student Juried Exhibition is a celebration of the formation of an artist, and the joy and practice of art-making.
Works selected for Student Juried Exhibition 2015 [PDF]
Pat Walker has an MFA in Painting from Boston University, and taught in museums and colleges for over 20 years. She has served as Director of Education at Danforth Art since 2006, and was twice named Museum Educator of the Year by the Mass Art Education Association.
Since joining Danforth Art in 2011, Jessica Roscio has curated acclaimed exhibitions of contemporary photographers and the retrospective exhibition Barbara Swan: Reflected Self, and has co-curated the ongoing exploration of The Expressive Voice with Director Emerita Katherine French. Roscio received her Ph.D. in American Studies, with a focus on the History of Photography, from Boston University.
Saturday, March 14 \ 6–8pm
This reception is sponsored in part by Panopticon Imaging.
Danforth Art is pleased to present an exhibition of art work created by members of our School faculty. Our instructors are both trained educators, celebrated in the classroom, and talented artists, celebrated in museums and galleries throughout the region. Passionate about teaching and dedicated to creating room for the creative process in their classrooms, these faculty members will show art work representing a wide range of mediums and styles.
Angela Ackerman
Andrea Alyse
Tyson Andree
Laraine Armenti
Susan Bauer
Carol Blackwell
Wilber Blair
CB Bradley
Sharon Carloni
Catherine Carter
Robert Collins
Jill Curtis
Suzette Durso
Leigh Faramarzpour
Nan Hass Feldman
Margaret Gerding
Martha Gold
Charles Guay
Paul Hackett
Ron Krouk
Michelle Lougee
Dustin Neece
Susan Parker
Nan Rumpf
Ruth Scotch
Sarah Tomkins
Click here to view Faculty bios. Want to see more? Examples of faculty artwork will be available on our Facebook page.
Artists Catherine Carter and Robert Collins—long-time, celebrated Danforth Art faculty members, and professional colleagues—speak the same artistic language. Come view recent paintings by two artists who both favor a stark black-and-white palette and abstract shapes defined by strong lines. Carter’s calligraphy–inspired loops stretch across the canvas, while Collins’ solid, layered forms carve into deep space.
Robert Collins is an abstract and figure painting instructor at Danforth Art and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, who studied at Boston University with Philip Guston and has exhibited extensively in New England.
Carter is teaching watercolor workshops this winter at Danforth Art, and has extensive previous professional experience teaching at Framingham State University and the Worcester Art Museum in addition to Danforth Art.
The two have worked in the same studios at Danforth Art for over ten years, and co-curated an exhibition of Small Works by students in the School Gallery in 2013. For additional information please see Catherine Carter or Robert Collins, on the faculty page.
Danforth Art was pleased to exhibit in the School Gallery works created by the students and faculty of Danforth Art School's ceramics program. The show is a celebration of the dynamic and functional works of art that can be created from clay. On view was an array of ceramic platters, fanciful mugs, elegant vases, whimsical teapots and other unique creations. Through the exhibition and sale of their work, Danforth Art is delighted to recognize the talent and unique voice of our ceramics community.
All works are available for sale. Prices are set by the artists; a portion of proceeds will benefit Danforth Art. Works must be paid for in full before they are released to the purchaser, and may be purchased in the School Office.
With 10 electric wheels and large tables for hand building, students can choose from 5 stoneware clay bodies and over 20 glazes and slips. The ceramics program at Danforth Art is both a learning environment and a welcoming, artist-centered community for both students and faculty. More than 35 clay classes for all ages are offered annually for students of all levels of experience from absolute beginners to experienced artists, and one-day workshops are a great introduction to the medium.
Danforth Art’s first ever Student Juried Exhibition, a showcase of contemporary work created by our talented students, was held May 12–June 14, 2014. Juried by Katherine French, Executive Director, and Pat Walker, Director of Education, both of Danforth Art, the Student Juried Exhibition was held in conjunction with Danforth Art’s annual Juried Exhibitions Off the Wall and Community of Artists.. The Student Juried Exhibition is a celebration of the formation of an artist, and the joy, and practice of art-making. Selected Artists and Works for 2014 Student Juried Exhibition [PDF].
Danforth Art’s Executive Director Katherine French has been recognized by the New England Chapter of the International Association of Art Critics (AICA) for curatorial excellence and named Best Curator of Locally Made Art at the New England Art Awards.
Pat Walker has served as Director of Education at Danforth Art since 2006, and was twice named Museum Educator of the Year by the Mass Art Education Association. Read Pat Walker’s Juror Statement [PDF].
Danforth Art is celebrating Summer Juried Exhibitions — Off the Wall, Community of Artists, and our first Student Juried Exhibition — with a FREE Open House celebration on Sunday, June 8 from 12–5pm. Come and enjoy spotlight talks with exhibiting artists from 1–4pm, Hands-on activities (Exhibition BINGO and Mural Mashup) from 2–4pm, and faculty demonstrations of painting and clay techniques from 2–4pm.
Thursday, March 13, 6–8pm
Danforth Art School Gallery is pleased to present the work of six Danforth Art students who are each exhibiting a series of three to eight works created in response to the class, Painting a Series. Under the direction of artist and instructor Nan Hass Feldman, students were directed to choose a theme, a medium or mediums, and a technique to focus on to develop a cohesive body of work—one where each idea could evolve and inform the works that followed. Many of these ideas were inspired by museum visits, art historical references, demonstrations, and individual and group critiques.
Exhibiting artists are: Sandra Simoes, Lucille Nava, Marjorie Anderson, Shannon Astolfi, Judy Schneider, and Tom Sullivan.
On the Starting Blocks is a collaborative piece created by exhibiting artist Merill Comeau and the teens in the Danforth Teen Docent training program during the summer of 2013. Currently on view in the Museums Swartz Gallery, Comeaus work explores both the creation of a beautiful Garden of Eden of tomorrow from the refuse of today and the seductive moment between light and dark. In preparation for the teens to speak knowledgably about this work, Comeau led the group through her process of brainstorming ideas, creating materials, and creating a piece of art.
The process: The group first brainstormed a list of times they metaphorically hover between darkness and light. Examples included: when juggling workload of AP classes, at the start of race when standing on the starting blocks, and when driving a car. Next, the Teen Docents came up with colors representing their feelings at those moments. Comeau taught the group her techniques of creating materials including deconstructing discarded garments to create yardage, applying paint to fabric, and block printing patterns. To create the final piece, teens assisted Comeau in laying out the materials the group created into an abstracted landscape. After Comeau completed sewing the construction, the teens had an opportunity to embellish the resulting mural with thread.
Also on view are cloth samples and photos showing the processes of direct painting, block printing, resist and Thermofax screen printing.
Danforth Art Teen Docents: Mary Abrahamyan, Rebecca Andrews, Emily Collins, Annie Dumas, Lindsey Hart, Eryn Hopper, Thomas Leacu, Jack O’Connor, Julia Pearson, Stephanie Van Riet, Andrea Wong, Alexander Yakovlev Loga.
Merrill Comeau’s exhibition, Fragments of Eden, is on display in the museum’s main galleries, November 17, 2013–February 23, 2014.
Sunday, January 26, 3pm
Wednesday, February 12, 12:30pm
Thursday, January 30, 7–10pm (learn more)
Saturday, February 8, 9:30am–4:30pm (learn more)
Wednesday, November 6, 6:30–8:30pm
This exhibit was composed of artworks selected by Catherine Carter and Robert Collins. Both curators are on the faculty at Danforth Art. Catherine currently teaches Beginning Painting; Robert teaches Abstract Painting, Pushing the Boundaries, Figure Painting: Real and Abstract, Professional Development for art teachers, and Sculpture.
Laraine Armenti |
Robert Collins |
Lisa Gabrielle Russell |
This exhibit featured selected works created by Danforth Art adult education faculty, who teach classes and workshops in drawing, painting, printmaking, photography, and collage.
Carol Blackwell |
Todd Danforth |
Sunday, May 5, 2013, 2 – 3:30pm
This exhibit features award-winning art work done by Framingham High School students from the Scholastic Art Competition 2013.
Andrew Atkins |
May Gonzalez |
Amanda Miranda |
Gabriella Roque |
Saturday, April 6, 2013, 6 – 8pm
On view in the Danforth Art School Gallery are over seventy paintings created by fifteen teachers and artists, who recently revisited value, color, paint handling, and composition in a painting seminar taught by renowned painter and master teacher George Nick. In a thirteen-week class, Nick distilled key problems he’s explored during his past fifty years of teaching. It was a unique opportunity for participating artists to work with a renowned teacher and partake in the tradition of William Merritt Chase, Charles W. Hawthorne, and Edwin Dickinson.
Students’ independent responses to Nick’s assignments, done from observation, were critiqued each week in Nick’s Concord, MA, studio. All participants saw their work, and the works of their colleagues, transform over the course of this theoretical, practical and creative master class.
George Nick's art is in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; the Hirshhorn Museum; the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington D.C.; Danforth Art; and many public and private collections. He has taught at Massachusetts College of Art and Design for over thirty years.
Nick’s work is on view in a group show, April 7 - May 24, 2013, in the museum galleries of Danforth Art.
Jeremy Durling Rick Fox Juliana Gamble Kelley Harwood |
Robin Herr Jill Hoy Ron Krouk Gene Mackles |
Richard McElroy Janice McQuaid Carrie Nixon Diane Norris |
Lena Sirota Mary Taggart Cynthia Wick |
Cathleen Bradley, Mum’s the Word
Mixed Media
CATHLEEN EVETTE BRADLEY : Divergent Thinking
November 8 December 15, 2012
Reception November 18, 2 4pm
Divergent thinking defines Cathleen E. Bradley’s mixed media art. It’s her natural inclination to be curious, try new techniques and think of different ways to use objects. Each composition on view holds two common threads: the physicality exerted in the process and the exploratory road-trip to visualize it. Discarded objects and vintage graphics and text are given a second life in her constructions and assemblages.
Cathleen Bradley is part of the Danforth Art School community, most recently working with instructor Louise Melton. Her work has been exhibited in the Danforth juried exhibitions, Off the Wall and Community of Artists. She brought her west coast east 21 years ago and can be reached at studiocb.blogspot.com.
Katherine Miller, Crocus
Acrylic, Charcoal on Paper
KATHERINE MILLER : Meditations
September 9 – October 28, 2012
Closing Reception Sunday, October 28, 2 4pm
Meet Katherine Miller at the Danforth’s Free Fall Family Day
September 9, 1 – 4pm
This body of work is Katherine Downey Miller’s meditation on internal, natural energy using imagery, remnants of imagery or color choice based on nature and landscape.
“I paint because it is the most intuitive and effective form of communication for me. When my mind is in a creative, uninterrupted intellectual flow, I feel at peace, and am drawn to the pure organic quality of paint, to the feeling of the paint, and to its many colors. I make decisions about imagery by considering the honesty and purity of color and try to create paintings that capture visual and emotional moments. I create composition upon composition, movement upon movement and transparencies. I turn paintings in different directions to create a new abstract language to work from. Building up, constantly reworking, reorganizing - the work becomes an investigation of form and content.”
Katherine currently teaches studio classes in watercolor and landscape painting at the Danforths Art School. She has exhibited her work in Massachusetts, New York and Italy, and is represented by Galatea Fine Arts in Boston, MA. See her faculty bio for more information.
David Ratner, American (1922 2005) Still Life with Tensor Lamp, n.d., Oil on Canvas
Collection of the Danforth Museum and School of Art, Gift of Woolsey Conover
DAVID RATNER : Artist and Teacher
May 2 – June 16, 2012
DANFORTH FACULTY INSTRUCTORS of DRAWING and PAINTING
March 7 – April 11, 2012
BEYOND THE FIGURE
Work by Louis Pepi
January 9 – February 12, 2012
Reception Wednesday, January 18, 2012, 6 - 8 p.m.
CERAMICS EXHIBIT AND SALE
Work created by students and faculty in the School's ceramics program.
November 9 – December 16, 2011
TEACHERS AS ARTISTS
Work created in Professional Development studio classes
September 11 – November 6, 2011
The art on exhibition was created by local art teachers in Danforth professional development classes, where they focused on new ideas or explored unfamiliar materials or techniques that they could take back to their classrooms. See additional exhibit installation pictures at Catherine Carter's Teaching Blog.
Janine Schmitt, Amazonia, oil on canvas, 52"x48"
JANINE SCHMITT The Portrait of the Mind
April 19 - May 27, 2011
Reception Wednesday, May 18, 2011, 6 - 8 p.m.
ARCHES STUDENT PRINT EXHIBITION February 27 – April 10, 2011 |
FACULTY EXHIBITION Participating faculty: Carol Blackwell Catherine Carter, Robert Collins, Lynne Damianos, January 10 – February 6, 2011 |
2010 HOLIDAY ART SALE |
BEETS |
ACRYLIC PAINTINGS
Works by Students of Louise Melton
June 1 - 25, 2010
Reception Wednesday, June 2, 2010, 7 - 9 p.m.
Read more about this exhibition in the document, Acrylics - The Plastic in “Plastic” Art by Louise Melton [PDF].
TEEN DOCENT ART SHOW
Works by 2009-2010 Danforth Museum Teen Docents
May 8 - 23, 2010
Reception Saturday, May 8, 2010, in conjunction with Teen Art Night
Visit the Museum School Gallery and discover the diverse talents of the Danforth Teen Docents. This exhibit shows a range of work, from figure drawing to digital graphics, and more! Participating Teen Docents currently attend Algonquin Regional High School, Framingham High School, and the Cambridge School of Weston.
DRIVING TO ABSTRACTION
Works by Students of Robert Collins
March 10 - April 24, 2010
Opening Reception Wednesday, March 10, 2010, 7 - 9 p.m.
DOUGLAS LACK
Works on Paper
January 5 - February 21, 2010
Opening Reception Wednesday, January 13, 2010, 6 - 8 p.m.
Douglas Lack began his professional life as a Graphic Designer after earning a BFA degree from Massachusetts College of Art. Several years later he was inspired to become an art teacher, then went on to earn a Masters of Art and Teaching degree (MAT) from Tufts University and the School of The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. He continues to take course work in educational theory as well as studio art. Many of the drawings in this exhibition were created in Professional Development classes that he took at the Danforth Museum School.
Doug currently teaches Visual Arts at Holliston High School, where he helped steer the creation of STUDIO 370, the HHS Art Gallery. He has spoken at the NEAA Convention in Boston, and has been on the Advisory Board of The Boston Globe Scholastic Art Awards. He is currently on the Education Advisory Council of the Danforth Museum of Art.
HOLIDAY SALE |
SMALL WORKS EXHIBITION AND SALE
Small artworks created by students, teachers, members and local artists
September 13 - November 1, 2009
Opening Reception Danforth Museum of Art Open House, Sunday, September 13, 1 - 4 p.m.
FHS PHOTO 2 & 3 EXHIBIT
Works from the Framingham High School Photo 2 and Photo 3 classes
May 12 - 20, 2009
Closing Reception Wednesday, May 20, 2009, 6:30 - 8:30 pm
THE ARTISTIC EYE
Enhancing Jewish Education Through the Arts
May 2 - May 9, 2009
An exhibition of student work, the result of a pilot program to enrich the Jewish experience of MetroWest children by integrating the visual arts in the teaching of Jewish history, tradition and culture.
Classroom teachers from Jewish schools in MetroWest participated in a 5-part professional development program at the Danforth Museum of Art. The following topics were included: introduction to Visual Thinking Strategies, working with visual learners, art as text, Boston Expressionism and other art movements that reflect 20th century Jewish immigration and culture in Boston, and hand-on studio work.
OPAQUE TRANSPARENCY
Sculptural Drawings by Teen Docents
March 11 - April 21, 2009
Working with artist Julia Shepley, Danforth Teen Docents used transparencies and multiple perspectives to create layered sculptural drawings. The ethereal structures find their counterpoint in a frenetic mural created in collaboration with artist Debra Weisberg. “Drawing” on the walls with black contact paper, the Teen Docents explore the architecture of space.
See sculptural drawings by Debra Weisberg and Julia Shepley in Material Drawing, on view in the Museum March 7 - May 17, 2009.
Danforth Museum Teen Docents working with Julia Shepley
CERAMICS
Works from the Danforth Museum School
February 3 - March 7, 2009
FHS PHOTO 2 EXHIBIT
Works from the Framingham High School Photo 2 class
January 7 - 14, 2009
Reception Wednesday, January 14, 6 - 8 pm
HOLIDAY ART SALE
A wonderful sale of art created by students, teachers, and local artisans in the Museum Store and Museum School Gallery.
November 21 - December 21, 2008
Sale hours extended!
The Holiday Art Sale in the Museum School will be open during school hours on December 22 and 23 and on Monday - Wednesday, December 29 - 31, 2008.
PRINTS BY MICHAEL T. KACHANIS
October 16 - November 15, 2008
Opening Reception Saturday, October 18, 1 pm - 3 pm
Tevukas
A GLIMPSE INTO THE STUDIO PROCESS 2008
Works by Danforth Museum School Students
September 7 - October 8, 2008
Opening Reception September 7, 2008, 3 - 4 p.m.
SUMMER SELECTIONS
Click here for a list of the exhibited artists.
June 1 - August 8, 2008
RECENT CERAMICS
Works created by Advanced Students in Laurel MacDuffie's classes
April 14 - May 25, 2008
CLARA KENT DENNISON
Monotypes
February 1 - March 27, 2008
Just Below the Surface All the Essentials
RECENT WATERCOLORS
by Advanced Watercolor Students
December 7, 2007 - January 28, 2008
COLLAGE IN THE 21st CENTURY
Works created in the Danforth Museum School's Advanced Collage class
with instructor Carol Blackwell
Participating artists Nadia Irish, Karyn Koulopoulos, Julia Leney, June Levinson,
Laurie Leavitt, Sheila Mann, Gail Mathot, Carol McMahon, Diane Ruark, Helen Russell
October 19 - November 30, 2007
Sheila Mann, Dream Catcher
24.75" x 35" Framed
A GLIMPSE INTO THE STUDIO PROCESS
Artwork Created at the Danforth Museum School
September 9 - October 14, 2007
Opening Reception Sunday, September 9, 2007, 2 - 4 p.m.
An exhibition of artwork by advanced adult students, high school portfolio students, and work done in the professional development classes during Summer 2007 — including portrait and figure, landscapes, still lifes and abstractions in oil, acrylics, watercolor, and charcoal.
CHERIE CLINTON and CAROL O'MALIA
Recent Work
May 1, 2007 - May 29, 2007
Opening Reception Wednesday, May 16, 2007, 6 - 8 p.m.
Cherie Clinton, Acrylic and mixed media Carol O'Malia, Tilt, oil on canvas, 72" x 32"
CAROLYN KIEFER
Spirit Vessels
April 4, 2007 - April 28, 2007
Opening Reception Wednesday, April 11, 2007, 6 - 8 p.m.
Suspended watercolor, 42"x 28"
Carolyn Kiefer is an emerging artist. This is her second show at the Museum School Gallery. Her latest work is based on Han Dynasty tomb vessels and ancient Neolithic pottery. She uses water color wet into wet a hair dryer, colored pencils and large hake brushes.
RICHARD WIDHU
Paintings
March 1, 2007 - March 30, 2007
Berber Fragment Acrylic, sequins, plaster on wood, 24"x24"
GWENDOLYN HOLBROW
Reflection
January 20 - February 26, 2007
Opening Reception Saturday, January 20, 2007, 2 - 4 p.m.
Light and sound echo through this reflective installation in the Museum School Gallery at the Danforth Museum of Art. Visitors are invited to enter and reflect as well. See also the artist's Web site, www.gwendolynholbrow.com.
WILBER BLAIR and ROBERT COLLINS
New Instructors
November 25, 2006 - January 9, 2007
Robert Collins, Woodland 3, Acrylic on wood, 12" x 12"
Wilber Blair and Robert Collins are new instructors at the Danforth Museum School. For more work by Robert Collins, see www.robertcollinspaintings.com.
CAROL D. BLACKWELL
GOING THE DISTANCE: Collage and Assemblage
October 3 - November 4, 2006
Opening Reception Saturday, October 14, 2006, 3 - 5 p.m.
Lost in Translation, Box Assemblage
The box assemblages are part of an ongoing series that has engaged the artist over many years and reflect an abiding interest in the mystery of commonplace objects whose identity and meaning are transformed by their enclosure in contained space. Blackwell, a teacher at the Danforth Museum School, will be teaching two classes during the winter 2007 semester: Collage in the 21st Century and Assemblage: Art of the Found Object.
PEGGY McCLURE
Natural Forces
September 5 - September 30, 2006
Opening Reception Sunday, September 10, 2006, 1 - 3 p.m.
Storm, mixed media
Artist's Statement “In a process that mimics the natural forces of weathering and erosion, Peggy McClure covers her images with layers that conceal, destroy, and become something new. She paints over photographs or handwritten text. Pieces of images and text work their way in; paint is scraped away in places to reveal the underlying image. And, as with the covering and uncovering by natural forces, bits and pieces float to the top.”
RHONDA PEARLE
June 3 - 30, 2006
Rhonda Pearle, Tracks at Coolidge
JODI COLELLA
March 2 - 30, 2006
Jodi Colella, Evening Approaching
ED SEGARRA
February 2 - 28, 2006
Ed Segarra, Susi
JEAN WIECHA
January 27 - February 28, 2006
Jean Wiecha, Under 1-95, oil on canvas, 24" x 40", 2005
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