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Throughout the 2021/22 academic year (in three consecutive exhibitions), the Schiltkamp Gallery/Traina Center for the Arts will showcase the work of the many innovative visual arts faculty at Clark, while […]
Please note: The Gallery is open to public viewing, but the gallery talks are only open to members of the Clark campus community who are currently enrolled in the Clark University Covid-19 testing program. Audience members must be masked and vaccinated (or have received an exemption from the University). Members of the public are not […]
Please note: The Gallery is open to public viewing, but the gallery talks are only open to members of the Clark campus community who are currently enrolled in the Clark University Covid-19 testing program. Audience members must be masked and vaccinated (or have received an exemption from the University). Members of the public are not […]
Please note: The Gallery is open to public viewing, but the gallery talks are only open to members of the Clark campus community who are currently enrolled in the Clark […]
In the first of three exhibits, the Schiltkamp Gallery/Traina Center for the Arts showcases the work of Clark’s visual arts faculty while welcoming the University’s newest faculty from the Becker School of Design and Technology. View the artists’ work and hear more about their creative process.
Please note: in-person viewing of the Schiltkamp Gallery and the "Latin + American" exhibit is open to the Clark campus community only. Members of the public can view the gallery exhibition on the Schiltkamp Gallery webpage. This exhibition showcases a group of contemporary American artists of Latinx heritage, which in itself includes a diverse group […]
On-Campus exhibition viewing is restricted to Clark community members ONLY. The show features the work of fifteen artists working in a variety of media and includes Studio Art faculty members, Valerie Claff and Toby Sisson, as well as Clark alumni, Alexandra Grey ‘18 and Michael Moore ‘08. Each artist offers a unique response to the […]
Eric Nichols discusses his exhibit "Man in the Mirror: Portraits of Masculinity" from 4:15pm to 5:00pm, immediately followed by a reception until 6:00pm. Connect with us on Facebook!
Eric Nichols, Joel, 2017, photograph, 50x40” January 27 – February 27 Artist talk: February 6, 4:15-5:00 Reception: February 6, 5-6:00 Adjunct Professor at Clark and Visiting Associate Professor at Worcester State University, Eric Nichols explores notions of masculinity in these heroic yet vulnerable photographic portraits. Connect with us on Facebook!
Art - Exhibit Opening reception: Wednesday, April 24, 4-5:30 (in conjunction with Academic Spree Day) Graduating art majors who have undertaken thesis projects display their work. Suggested Audiences: Middle School, High School, College, Adult, Elders E-mail: clarkarts@clarku.edu
