Turbulent Remains-Three Women Artists Explore the Boundaries of Climate Change

Experience the powerful storytelling of these immersive and biographical collage-paintings that reflect the dignity, humanity, and creativity of regular people in both Cuba and beyond.

Larry Spotted Crow Mann is a member of the Nipmuc Tribe of Massachusetts. He is an award-winning writer, poet, cultural educator, traditional story teller, tribal drummer/dancer and motivational speaker involving youth sobriety and cultural and environmental awareness.

The Creative Exile of Jimmy Valdez Osaku, at the Mary L. Fifield Art Gallery from September 7, 2020 to April 23, 2021, features the art and poetry of New York-based Jimmy Valdez Osaku in a powerful exploration of loss, loneliness, and endurance.

Things Left Unsaid: Women Artists Share Work about the Body, Memory and Pain

An exhibition of works that celebrate dignity and cultural wealth by dispelling the myths and misperceptions about migrants.

Photographer John Munson takes us on a journey with his deeply moving images.  In this series of photographs, generations of history, figures of people known and unknown and remembrances of landscapes and city streets converge in a cultural intersection that is both personal and universal.