Loading Dock Gallery presents Who We Are: Celebrating Diversity. A.O. Scott wrote, “It is the mission of art to free our minds.” Who We Are showcases art from Greater Lowell, focusing on the often over-looked, including the BIPOC, LGBT+, and non-binary communities. This exhibit is juried by Gwendolyn Lanier who received her BFA from the School of the Museum of
The Summer celebration continues this month. Art and Summer vibes, what more could you ask for? Indoors and outdoors, it's a choose your own art adventure. So come join us for our August Summer Open Art Studios event on August 6th, from noon until 5 pm and welcome some of our new artists to the
An immersive installation that explores the dissonance between how human and natural factors transform environment. In the words of the artist, "Erosive Tension" is an art installation that explores the dissonance between how human and natural factors transform environment. Erosion stems from the Latin, "erode" - to wear away and consume. While natural erosion is
The Loading Dock Gallery in conjunction with their current show, "Altered Landscapes" Panel discussion on Climate Change August 12, 5-7pm, at Western Avenue Studios’ classroom space. Participants will be UMass Lowell's Climate Change Initiative: Assistant Professor Christopher Skinner, researcher in Environmental Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Associate Professor, Lori Weeden, researcher and educator in soil carbon sequestration
Climate change. The world approaches disaster. Gillian Frazier and Susan Jaworski Stranc present their concern for our planet at Loading Dock Gallery in Altered Landscapes. With passionate brushwork and intense hues, Gillian Frazier paints melting glaciers of the north, and fires and floods on our own continent. She hopes her paintings communicate the terrifying reality our
Climate change. The world approaches disaster. Gillian Frazier and Susan Jaworski Stranc present their concern for our planet at Loading Dock Gallery in Altered Landscapes. With passionate brushwork and intense hues, Gillian Frazier paints melting glaciers of the north, and fires and floods on our own continent. She hopes her paintings communicate the terrifying reality our
Sylv Litz's show, Vibrational Portfolio, represent two distinct bodies of work. In the first group of pieces, created at MICA, Sylv created a series of wrapped pieces made from upcycled materials. They were created in difficult personal circumstances but Sylv transformed pain and grief into something both radiant and beautiful. These works have the intense
September is the perfect month to see what new artists have joined us over the Summer and what new pieces some of your favorite artists have been working on during the Summer months. So come join us for our September Summer Open Art Studios event on September 3rd, from noon until 5 pm, and welcome
