2024 Art Faculty Exhibit

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Gallery talk Wednesday September 16, 12pm

The Art Department presents works by art faculty Kelly Clare, Dan Willig, Kelly Popoff, Joan O'Beirne and Jennifer Simms.

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Gallery Hours
M-Th, 7am-9pm
F, 7am-5pm
Sat, 8am-6pm
The South Gallery is fully accessible

For more information

Jen Simms, simmsj@gcc.mass.edu

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Molly Morin’s exhibit, Made en Mass is now open in the South Gallery. It will be up until April 9. Gallery talk April 8 at noon. Molly combines technology-enabled systems to amplify power imbalances using cast offs from mass production. She re-assembles them to create works that are playful, critical, and beautiful.

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Our beloved former Art Chair and Professor, Paul Lindale, passed away on Sunday, February 15th, 2026. He will be greatly missed but his 24 years of dedicated service in the GCC Art Department will forever be cherished. We look forward to celebrating him during this year’s ArtsNight, Thursday, April 16th in the South Gallery. We hope you will join us! @gccgreenfield #gccartdepartment

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Students in 161 Computer Arts Foundation combined digital scans of everyday objects with blackout poetry, exploring the Photoshop as a drawing and collage tool. From amoebas and specters to glitching forks and flowers, these images are dense and textural!

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Snaps from the painting studios at GCC. Professor Kelly Popoff has her students make small paintings that are under 30 minutes on a regular basis to build skill and muscle memory without overthinking.

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Love this drawing from the end of last semester by Joshua Noel, ART132 Drawing II, color pastel on paper. @gccgreenfield

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Love this drawing from the end of last semester by Joshua Noel, ART132 Drawing II, color pastel on paper. @gccgreenfield

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Students in 161 Computer Arts Foundation have been experimenting with flatbed scanners! Together, they’ve been exploring how we make the dimensional world digital, and how we might glitch, skew, and interfere with that moment of translation. Here are just a few examples of the results 🌀

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Aspen using a 35mm point and shoot! Congrats to Intermediate II on their beautiful photo books – and here we are on film selfies: Aspen, Rachel, Mackenzie, and Joan. Bravo!

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Aspen using a 35mm point and shoot! Congrats to Intermediate II on their beautiful photo books – and here we are on film selfies: Aspen, Rachel, Mackenzie, and Joan. Bravo!

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The Cesar Melgar exhibit is being held over for a few more days! Come visit the south gallery soon before we deinstall on Monday 12/15. His photographs are a sweet/sad poem about the Ironbound section of Newark NJ as it crumbles – hurtling toward gentrification.

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Some details from the Drawing II students! Observational still-lives while exploring color, mark-making and composition, pastel on paper

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Some details from the Drawing II students! Observational still-lives while exploring color, mark-making and composition, pastel on paper

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ART161 Computer Arts Foundation students have recently been experimenting with stop motion animation! Here’s a reel highlighting the results 🌀

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ART161 Computer Arts Foundation students have recently been experimenting with stop motion animation! Here’s a reel highlighting the results 🌀

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A few details from ART240 Figure Drawing… @gccgreenfield

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A few details from ART240 Figure Drawing… @gccgreenfield

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Visit the South Gallery for our latest exhibit As it all Crumbles by photographer Cesar Melgar. This beautiful series of black and white photographs document the ongoing gentrification of his neighborhood in the Ironbound section of Newark NJ @supapoupon @gccgreenfield

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