Art Galleries
Hammond Hall Art Gallery
The art gallery is located in the G-level of Hammond Hall Campus Center.
Figure – Figuration
Claudia Olds Goldie
Exhibition | Sept. 10, 2018 - Oct. 26, 2018
Artist Talk & Reception | Wed., Sept. 26 at 3:30 pm
Sculptor Claudia Olds Goldie holds a BFA from Boston University College of Visual Arts. She teaches at Harvard University in the Ceramics Program and at Dexter Southfield School in Brookline. A member of Boston Sculptors Gallery since 2015, she is also represented by several other galleries in the U.S.
Her awards include recognition from the Massachusetts Cultural Council as a 2017 grant finalist, an Artist Award from the Society of Arts and Crafts, a Kiln God Residency from Watershed Center for Ceramic Arts, and numerous awards from Bay State Clay Biennial exhibitions. Her work was featured in the Sculpture Objects Functional Art and Design (SOFA) Fair in Chigago.
Olds Goldie’s work has been published in 500 Figures in Clay, volumes 1 and 2, by Nan Smith; Sculpting Clay and Low Fire: Other Ways to Work in Clay, both by Leon Nigrosh; as well as national magazines including Ceramics Monthly, Clay Times, and American Craft.
Pavel Romaniko
Exhibition | Thur., Nov. 1 - Fri., Dec. 28
Colleen Pearce
Exhibition | Mon., Jan. 21, 2019 - Wed., Feb. 20, 2019
ARTeries
Exhibition | Wed., Mar. 6, 2019 - Thur., Apr. 18, 2019
VISIONS
Exhibition | Wed., Apr. 24, 2019 - Fri., Jun. 28, 2019
Conlon Media Wall
The Conlon Hall Media Wall is a digital HD video display measuring 6 feet by 10 feet that showcases creative work from students, faculty, alumni and regional artists. The Media Wall is located in the lobby of Conlon Industrial Technology building at 316 Highland Ave.
The Wall Talk is an opportunity for the artist to visit campus and explain the featured work. All are invited to attend and ask questions, or simply sit and listen, while enjoying complimentary refreshments.
ICARIAN DREAMS
Drone imagery from Fitchburg pilots.
Exhibition | Thur., Sept. 6 - Wed., Oct. 31
Wall Talk with Reception | Wed., Oct. 24 at 3:30 pm
The dream of flight is primal. Perhaps the memory of flight is deep in our DNA, residue from our avian and reptilian ancestors. It’s thrilling, calming and liberating to take leave of our gravity bound bi-pedal bodies and see ourselves from above. Is this what happens when we die?
Pleasurable though this flight may be, what happens if we pinch ourselves and question the text? Are all drones views the “eyes of birds and ghosts”? Might the drone view also represent our future delivery robots? Is the drone the surveilling eye of a sinister controlling entity? Is the drone the present and future of disembodied, empathy free war?
ICARIAN DREAMS offers idyllic landscapes, an informative, lyric topography of our environment but contains within, the haunting potential for an omnipresent panopticon.
Pavel Romaniko
Exhibition | Thur., Nov. 1 to Fri., Dec. 28
The Gallery at Sanders
The gallery is located in the hall of the Sanders Administration building.
Contact CenterStage
(978) 665-3347
centerstage@fitchburgstate.edu
Weston Box Office
Thursday and Fridays | 12:30 - 3:30
