Join us for Teen Nights this fall! Monday, September 24 and Monday, October 22, 2018 – Featuring award-winning painter and illustrator, Raúl Gonzalez III.

Join us Tuesday mornings in September and October for Life Drawing in the gallery!

Featured Artist Adam Cutler talks about dividing his creative process between tactile sketching and digital risk-taking. Find out more in our interview, and view his work online at www.motionlessvisions.com and www.mondaymoshmonsters.com.

Submit your work and be part of the very last “One!” Register the single piece you want to exhibit most, regardless of medium or theme. The deadline is Wednesday, May 30.

In her pastel and oil depictions of urban and natural environments, Featured Artist Janet Schwartz implements soft edges, dramatic lighting, and distortions caused by adverse weather conditions. Learn about her process and inspiration in our interview, and see more of her work online at www.janetschwartzart.com.

Join us Tuesday mornings in May and June for life drawing in the gallery!

The Central Massachusetts Portfolio Review, a partnership between the Fitchburg Art Museum and ArtsWorcester, is an opportunity to have your portfolio or in-process series viewed and critiqued by area professionals and curators. Receive focused, informed feedback on your work, learn what’s working and what’s not, and advance your career in a serious and  supportive environment.

An official note that Nancy Kathryn Burns, of the Worcester Art Museum, Julian Wade of the Printers Building Trust and Davis Publications, and Jennifer Davis Carey, of the Worcester Education Collaborative, have been nominated to join ArtsWorcester’s Board of Directors, and a vote will be taken on their nomination Monday, April 9, 2018, at approximately 7:30 PM.

It was only last spring that James Dye won the Sally Bishop Prize at our 2017 Biennial, granting him a solo exhibition at the Worcester Art Museum. That exhibition, Exploring the Myths of James Dye, opens April 7, and features 21 dip pen, India ink drawings by the artist, whose meticulously rendered works blend themes from ancient myths with iconography that

On view at the Hanover Theatre through June 6, 2018.

We are happy to announce that Kate Rasche (pronounced Raah-shuh) is our new program manager. Many of you already know Kate from her management of our social media feeds–particularly the Featured Artist program– and from the sophisticated landscapes she exhibits here. Originally from southern Maine, Kate is bringing us wide range of experience in the arts and nonprofit sector. She holds a BS

Teen Night Monday, February 5, 2018 (snow date: February 12, 2018) Lunes, 5 de febrero de 2018, de 6:00 a 7:30 PM (fecha por nieve: 12 de febrero de 2018) featuring artists in the current exhibition 14th Annual College Show 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM Open and free to all. All teens and their families are invited to ArtsWorcester for

Framing 2.0 with Amanda Kidd Schall Saturday, February 10, 10am-12pm Join us for this hands-on framing session led by Amanda Kidd Schall. Participants will try their hand at certain aspects of framing, including mat cutting and paper mounting. Please bring a small work on paper (size 5”x7” maximum) to the workshop. You must be a current ArtsWorcester member to attend this session.

Featured Member, Jack Keough, is a classically trained oil painter working with a range of themes from still lifes to body landscapes. Read about his process and inspirations in our interview, and see more of his work at www.artistjackkeough.com

Cathy Taylor combines collage, assemblage and photography, often in the form of luminaries, to explore themes relating to women and nature. Learn about her inspiration in our interview, and see more of Cathy’s work online at cathyweavertaylor.com.