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Anyone interested in becoming a volunteer, please contact Executive Director Jennifer Kowal at (860) 871-8222 or info@artscentereast.org for more information.

 

Exhibits Calendar

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  • 1:00 pm-5:00 pm
    07/21/2019

    Arts Center East students will be showing their work this summer in the Eureka gallery!

    Opening Reception: Sunday July 21, 2:00–4:00pm
    Exhibition Dates: July 21–August 18
    Gallery Hours: Thursday–Sunday, 1:00pm–5:00pm

  • 1:00 pm-5:00 pm
    07/21/2019

    Owl, collage, by Violet Davenport

    It’s a jungle out there!

    Kingdom Animalia includes over 7 million species of both living and extinct creatures. Every animal is a member of the Animalia kingdom, ranging from the smallest at 0.0003 inches, to the largest, up to 110 feet. The Animal Kingdom is about as diverse as it gets.

    Humans, key players in this kingdom, have a complex relationship with their cohabitants. In practical ways, humans rely on animals for food, clothing, textiles. Working animals make physical or dangerous tasks easier and safer. Members of the animal kingdom have proved invaluable in helping humans reach important scientific and medical milestones. And humans have long documented their encounters and interactions with the animal kingdom, in artforms from cave drawings, to sacred statues, to photos of cats posted to Instagram. Our relationship with Kingdom Animalia is anything but simple. This show welcomes animals of all shapes, sizes, and mediums.

    Opening Reception:
    Sunday July 21, 2:00–4:00pm

    Exhibition Dates: July 21–August 18
    Gallery Hours: Thursday–Sunday, 1:00pm–5:00pm

    Pick Up of Unaccepted Work:
    Tuesday July 16, 2:30–6:00pm
    Wednesday July 17, 2:30–6:00pm

    End of Show Pick-Up:
    Monday August 19, 2:30–6:00pm
    Tuesday August 20, 2:30–6:00pm

    Arts Center East’s Animalia exhibit will also feature a Pet Boutique and Artisan Craft Fair!

    Dates: August 8–11 & 15–18
    Time: Thursday, Friday, & Sunday 1:00–5:00pm; Saturday 10:00am–5:00pm

    DEADLINE EXTENDED: Artisans & Crafters who want to sell their goods at the fair can find the vendor application here and return it to the office through July 31.

     

    Thank you to our sponsors for helping make this exhibit possible!



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  • 1:00 pm-5:00 pm
    07/25/2019

    Arts Center East students will be showing their work this summer in the Eureka gallery!

    Opening Reception: Sunday July 21, 2:00–4:00pm
    Exhibition Dates: July 21–August 18
    Gallery Hours: Thursday–Sunday, 1:00pm–5:00pm

  • 1:00 pm-5:00 pm
    07/25/2019

    Owl, collage, by Violet Davenport

    It’s a jungle out there!

    Kingdom Animalia includes over 7 million species of both living and extinct creatures. Every animal is a member of the Animalia kingdom, ranging from the smallest at 0.0003 inches, to the largest, up to 110 feet. The Animal Kingdom is about as diverse as it gets.

    Humans, key players in this kingdom, have a complex relationship with their cohabitants. In practical ways, humans rely on animals for food, clothing, textiles. Working animals make physical or dangerous tasks easier and safer. Members of the animal kingdom have proved invaluable in helping humans reach important scientific and medical milestones. And humans have long documented their encounters and interactions with the animal kingdom, in artforms from cave drawings, to sacred statues, to photos of cats posted to Instagram. Our relationship with Kingdom Animalia is anything but simple. This show welcomes animals of all shapes, sizes, and mediums.

    Opening Reception:
    Sunday July 21, 2:00–4:00pm

    Exhibition Dates: July 21–August 18
    Gallery Hours: Thursday–Sunday, 1:00pm–5:00pm

    Pick Up of Unaccepted Work:
    Tuesday July 16, 2:30–6:00pm
    Wednesday July 17, 2:30–6:00pm

    End of Show Pick-Up:
    Monday August 19, 2:30–6:00pm
    Tuesday August 20, 2:30–6:00pm

    Arts Center East’s Animalia exhibit will also feature a Pet Boutique and Artisan Craft Fair!

    Dates: August 8–11 & 15–18
    Time: Thursday, Friday, & Sunday 1:00–5:00pm; Saturday 10:00am–5:00pm

    DEADLINE EXTENDED: Artisans & Crafters who want to sell their goods at the fair can find the vendor application here and return it to the office through July 31.

     

    Thank you to our sponsors for helping make this exhibit possible!



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  • 1:00 pm-5:00 pm
    07/26/2019

    Arts Center East students will be showing their work this summer in the Eureka gallery!

    Opening Reception: Sunday July 21, 2:00–4:00pm
    Exhibition Dates: July 21–August 18
    Gallery Hours: Thursday–Sunday, 1:00pm–5:00pm

  • 1:00 pm-5:00 pm
    07/26/2019

    Owl, collage, by Violet Davenport

    It’s a jungle out there!

    Kingdom Animalia includes over 7 million species of both living and extinct creatures. Every animal is a member of the Animalia kingdom, ranging from the smallest at 0.0003 inches, to the largest, up to 110 feet. The Animal Kingdom is about as diverse as it gets.

    Humans, key players in this kingdom, have a complex relationship with their cohabitants. In practical ways, humans rely on animals for food, clothing, textiles. Working animals make physical or dangerous tasks easier and safer. Members of the animal kingdom have proved invaluable in helping humans reach important scientific and medical milestones. And humans have long documented their encounters and interactions with the animal kingdom, in artforms from cave drawings, to sacred statues, to photos of cats posted to Instagram. Our relationship with Kingdom Animalia is anything but simple. This show welcomes animals of all shapes, sizes, and mediums.

    Opening Reception:
    Sunday July 21, 2:00–4:00pm

    Exhibition Dates: July 21–August 18
    Gallery Hours: Thursday–Sunday, 1:00pm–5:00pm

    Pick Up of Unaccepted Work:
    Tuesday July 16, 2:30–6:00pm
    Wednesday July 17, 2:30–6:00pm

    End of Show Pick-Up:
    Monday August 19, 2:30–6:00pm
    Tuesday August 20, 2:30–6:00pm

    Arts Center East’s Animalia exhibit will also feature a Pet Boutique and Artisan Craft Fair!

    Dates: August 8–11 & 15–18
    Time: Thursday, Friday, & Sunday 1:00–5:00pm; Saturday 10:00am–5:00pm

    DEADLINE EXTENDED: Artisans & Crafters who want to sell their goods at the fair can find the vendor application here and return it to the office through July 31.

     

    Thank you to our sponsors for helping make this exhibit possible!



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  • 1:00 pm-5:00 pm
    07/27/2019

    Arts Center East students will be showing their work this summer in the Eureka gallery!

    Opening Reception: Sunday July 21, 2:00–4:00pm
    Exhibition Dates: July 21–August 18
    Gallery Hours: Thursday–Sunday, 1:00pm–5:00pm

  • 1:00 pm-5:00 pm
    07/27/2019

    Owl, collage, by Violet Davenport

    It’s a jungle out there!

    Kingdom Animalia includes over 7 million species of both living and extinct creatures. Every animal is a member of the Animalia kingdom, ranging from the smallest at 0.0003 inches, to the largest, up to 110 feet. The Animal Kingdom is about as diverse as it gets.

    Humans, key players in this kingdom, have a complex relationship with their cohabitants. In practical ways, humans rely on animals for food, clothing, textiles. Working animals make physical or dangerous tasks easier and safer. Members of the animal kingdom have proved invaluable in helping humans reach important scientific and medical milestones. And humans have long documented their encounters and interactions with the animal kingdom, in artforms from cave drawings, to sacred statues, to photos of cats posted to Instagram. Our relationship with Kingdom Animalia is anything but simple. This show welcomes animals of all shapes, sizes, and mediums.

    Opening Reception:
    Sunday July 21, 2:00–4:00pm

    Exhibition Dates: July 21–August 18
    Gallery Hours: Thursday–Sunday, 1:00pm–5:00pm

    Pick Up of Unaccepted Work:
    Tuesday July 16, 2:30–6:00pm
    Wednesday July 17, 2:30–6:00pm

    End of Show Pick-Up:
    Monday August 19, 2:30–6:00pm
    Tuesday August 20, 2:30–6:00pm

    Arts Center East’s Animalia exhibit will also feature a Pet Boutique and Artisan Craft Fair!

    Dates: August 8–11 & 15–18
    Time: Thursday, Friday, & Sunday 1:00–5:00pm; Saturday 10:00am–5:00pm

    DEADLINE EXTENDED: Artisans & Crafters who want to sell their goods at the fair can find the vendor application here and return it to the office through July 31.

     

    Thank you to our sponsors for helping make this exhibit possible!



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  • 1:00 pm-5:00 pm
    07/28/2019

    Arts Center East students will be showing their work this summer in the Eureka gallery!

    Opening Reception: Sunday July 21, 2:00–4:00pm
    Exhibition Dates: July 21–August 18
    Gallery Hours: Thursday–Sunday, 1:00pm–5:00pm

  • 1:00 pm-5:00 pm
    07/28/2019

    Owl, collage, by Violet Davenport

    It’s a jungle out there!

    Kingdom Animalia includes over 7 million species of both living and extinct creatures. Every animal is a member of the Animalia kingdom, ranging from the smallest at 0.0003 inches, to the largest, up to 110 feet. The Animal Kingdom is about as diverse as it gets.

    Humans, key players in this kingdom, have a complex relationship with their cohabitants. In practical ways, humans rely on animals for food, clothing, textiles. Working animals make physical or dangerous tasks easier and safer. Members of the animal kingdom have proved invaluable in helping humans reach important scientific and medical milestones. And humans have long documented their encounters and interactions with the animal kingdom, in artforms from cave drawings, to sacred statues, to photos of cats posted to Instagram. Our relationship with Kingdom Animalia is anything but simple. This show welcomes animals of all shapes, sizes, and mediums.

    Opening Reception:
    Sunday July 21, 2:00–4:00pm

    Exhibition Dates: July 21–August 18
    Gallery Hours: Thursday–Sunday, 1:00pm–5:00pm

    Pick Up of Unaccepted Work:
    Tuesday July 16, 2:30–6:00pm
    Wednesday July 17, 2:30–6:00pm

    End of Show Pick-Up:
    Monday August 19, 2:30–6:00pm
    Tuesday August 20, 2:30–6:00pm

    Arts Center East’s Animalia exhibit will also feature a Pet Boutique and Artisan Craft Fair!

    Dates: August 8–11 & 15–18
    Time: Thursday, Friday, & Sunday 1:00–5:00pm; Saturday 10:00am–5:00pm

    DEADLINE EXTENDED: Artisans & Crafters who want to sell their goods at the fair can find the vendor application here and return it to the office through July 31.

     

    Thank you to our sponsors for helping make this exhibit possible!



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*Galleries closed between exhibits. 
*Classes run independently of gallery hours.
*Office hours by appointment.

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