Anderson Gallery Magazine

Anger Outlet

Sarah Washburns
RCC
January - December, 2018

Select a slice of paper, write what makes you angry upon it and put it inside the outlet.

From the Collection

John Joeseph Enneking was pivotal in introducing Impressionism to artists throughout New York and New England.

Paul Stopforth

Anderson Gallery
August 27 - October 15, 2018

This search for structures that would embody my increasing engagement with color, led me to discover that I live in an environment that contains an abundance of trees, and this has been a shape revealing revelation.

May Day: The Day of Working People

Maxwell Library, 3rd. Floor
August 6 - October 12, 2018
From the collection of Stephen Lewis

May Day is rooted to the labor movement in United States during the 19th century. At the time, this country had been witnessing labor unrests and agitations for over a century, but mostly in an unorganized manner. In the 19th century it became more organized with the workers becoming worried over their position in the mainstream society. These posters are from a collection of more than 7100 of Stephen Lewis who is a long-time activist in the labor movement.

Elizabeth Kendall

Anderson Gallery
October 22 - December 4, 2018

Elizabeth Kendall creates simple, graceful sculptures. She works with lush white porcelain, raw wood, rigid steel, or vibrant glass.

Randy Swann

Maxwell Library, 2nd Floor
August 17- December 14, 2018

Over the past three years, I’ve begun making paintings of the urban landscape, particularly in the so-called “Gateway Cities” of Massachusetts.