Experience the arts with magnificent work from artists and performers from both inside and outside the Springfield College community. Attendees will be dazzled by dance performances, captivated by art exhibitions, and delighted by concerts and literary events.
Snow is forecast for the gallery and the Springfield College community is invited to join the festive flurries by submitting artwork that celebrates the beauty and intrigue of winter. Visit the gallery throughout February to see the flurries accumulate!
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Open Call specs: Winter theme. Abstract and/or representational, all art mediums are welcome. If work is framed, a hanging wire must be included. Unframed work will be pinned to the wall. Size limitations apply. Artwork may be submitted throughout the duration of the exhibit as space allows. Please contact gallery director, Kellie Murphy, at kmurphy17@springfield.edu for more information about how to submit your artwork.
Photo by Anne Fischer, Graphic Designer, Office of Marketing
Side Show is a funny, theatrical, and moving meditation on the balancing act of being human. In a collage of juggling routines and stories from Jewish Brooklyn and queer San Francisco, Felder confronts issues of fear, gender, parents, economic class, college, and more, while keeping audiences laughing along the way.
A vibrant performer, masterful juggler, and irresistible monologist, Felder brings to her performance a queer sensibility along with rich imagery provided by object-play, compelling text, and visual metaphor. Best known for her solo play, June Bride, about a traditional Jewish lesbian wedding, Felder is excited to bring the radical and witty Side Show to Springfield College.
In this first in a series of gallery-based printmaking workshops, Mary Ellen Hluska, PhD, ATR-BC, invites students, faculty, and staff to a hands-on exploration in printmaking. No experience necessary.
A recipient of a 2023 Springfield College Empowerment Grant, Hluska was recently accepted into a year-long mentorship program at Zea May's Print Studio in Florence, Mass., where she is studying the concept of printmaking for both studio art and as a methodology of clinical practice in art therapy.
A sneak peek at a poetry and collage project by Missy-Marie Montgomery, PhD, Springfield College professor of English and assistant dean of the School of Arts and Sciences, and Trish Crapo, a photographer and collage artist, who has also written for Provincetown Arts, Edible Pioneer Valley, and the Women's Review of Books.
This exhibit will showcase the work of graduating seniors in the Department of Visual and Performing Arts. Works and presentations will include a wide range of creative materials ranging from drawing, painting, sculpture, to digital and experimental formats.
If you have a disability and require a reasonable accommodation to attend any of the William Simpson Fine Arts Series events, please contact Julie Calhoun at least two weeks in advance of the event date, at jcalhoun2@springfield.edu or (413) 748-3930 to discuss your accessibility needs. 152ee80cbc
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