Visit Easthampton Media during Art Walk on Friday February 7th from 6-9pm and view 2 Local Documentaries: Showing at 6pm & 7:30pm - "Albert Kiesling Remembered" Synopsis: Albert Kiesling (1885-1968) was born in Clinton, MA and moved to Easthampton to work in the textile mills. He could often be seen in the 1940s through the […]
Now showing at *to cause a tiger* in Cottage Street Studios: an exhibition of paintings by Megan Marden from her "Haunted Hive" series. Marden's evocative and richly colored oil paintings detail "a specificity of place that is non-visual...The sense of being in the center of a small city, but also feeling isolated and disconnected from […]
“LONG LIVE ART WALK” is a prelude to the newest showing of paintings by Luke J. Cavagnac at THE INVISIBLE FOUNTAIN 116 Pleasant Street Suite #206 Eastworks Building Easthampton MA 01027 413.404.7346 invisiblefountain.com gallery open: Monday - Friday + sometimes on the weekend Please come to the ART WALK: from 5 to 8 p.m. FRIDAY, […]
Noah Sandvik is a photographer and filmmaker based in Berkshire County. He began his career while he was living and studying in Rome, Italy. This is a collection of photographs from his travels throughout Italy.
February has typically been the month for lovers at the Elusie Gallery. But this year we find it difficult to celebrate love when intolerance and discrimination seem to be the new normal, and the basic right to love and be loved is being taken away from so many, whether it is the mass incarceration of […]
Come out to Old town Hall to enjoy Spanish guitar by Tony Silva - and enjoy the art in ECA Gallery and Elusie Gallery as well!
Stop in and warm up during WinterFest in Easthampton! Visit our Showroom, Outlet and LampBar! We welcome you into our sunny studio; a historic New England mill building across from Nashawannuck Pond. Our small group of highly-trained artisans collectively hand-make each lighting fixture. Check it out!
Feb. 8, 2:00 pm. Stories in the Park with Gail N. Herman for families with children and students. Come to the Indoor PARK at MILL 180, Pleasant St. Easthampton, MA. Free and open to the public. Restaurant and lots of games to enjoy in the park: Corn hole, Chess, Checkers, Foam Architectural Blocks for building […]
We are very excited to again welcome artist/writer/creator/lovely human Charles Forsman to the shop! Come hang out and get your books signed! Following the success of "The End of the Fxxxing World" both in print and on the small screen, get a copy of "I am not Okay with This", which is getting it's own […]
Join us for a tour of the second floor of Old Town Hall during Art Walk Easthampton. While you are at the Old Town Hall check out exhibitions at Easthampton City Arts and Big Red Frame & The Elusie Gallery. Tour is free and open to the public. Learn more about the project cityspaceeasthampton.org/transformation
This month we share with you the altruistic vision of Jose Mediavilla. You may know him as the "Easthampton sign guy", but like all of us, we are all much more than the labels that we are given. Please join us, as we share with you Jose's brilliant photography, combined with the power and instant […]
Join us for a reception and launch of a new art show featuring the book-inspired collages of Dean Nimmer. We'll have collages, art cards, books and tools of the trade and more from the artist. At 7 p.m. the artist will give a talk on his work. About the Artist Dean Nimmer has exhibited his art […]
The Mother, Mommy, Mama, Ma, Madre, Mommy Dearest, Being a Mother, Mothering, Birthing, the Maternal Line. What does it mean? This group show explores the Maternal from the artist perspective or the Mother/Child perspective, because some of the art is collaboratively with a Mom and her off-spring. Come see a really neat show during National […]
This month's show at Mt. Tom's will include a collection of Jim's (the owner) favorite images from his annual winter adventure. This year it was Myanmar & Bali. I hope you can stop by for a look and a scoop.
Stop in during Art Walk and make yourself a paper clover in time for St.Patrick’s Day. Supplies and instructions provided. $5 per Crafter
A Statement by Ron Morin: Most of my paintings are acrylic on canvas and a few include mixed media. Using a limited palette, the paintings depict everyday objects in impossible situations. I paint "quiet" surrealistic scenes that are usually subtle and hopefully thought provoking. The objects in my paintings are treated realistically, but in situations […]
Statements by the Artists: Akinbo Akinnuoye & Rochelle Shicoff: Akinbo Akinnuoye When you look at photos in newspapers and magazines featuring tragedy at home and abroad, how do you feel? Is it real for you? Can you relate? Are they things that just happen elsewhere to other people? Do you feel overwhelmed about the frequency […]
An Exploration in Mixing Media, by Jan Ruby-Crystal
Join us for Art Walk this Friday, March 6th from 6-9pm. We are thrilled to be still showing the beautiful exhibit "Singular: Monotypes and Monoprints", a regional show of the Monotype Guild of New England, curated by Doris Madsen, Elisa Lanzi and Edda Sigurðardóttir. The show will be up until March 28th. Monotypes and monoprints […]
La Boa Brava is a mixed metal artisan jewelry brand by designer Hannah Staiger. Each piece is handcrafted out of sterling silver, brass and gold with the occasional gemstone, using simple metalsmith tools to create jewelry that can be worn everyday by evolving beauties.
Please join us for an evening of fun with the closing of Jamie Brelsford's and Alfie Alschuler's Show. Free hors d'oeuvres will be served, music by the Eiseman Brothers will be played and a good time will be had by all. The Imaginary Imps will perform at 7:30, too! Both Brelsford and Alschuler will be […]
Hundreds on display every day.
“Welcome to Our World: ‘Women Working, Creating, Nesting and Persisting’" exhibit by photographer Pat Crutchfield. Opening Reception and meet the Artist during Art Walk Easthampton. Friday, March 6th from 6-9 pm at Easthampton Media 116 Pleasant Street, Suite 102 (Eastworks Building, opposite end of Riffs) The exhibit will be up all of March, folks can […]
"The Great American Road Trip" series features fiber art pieces colorfully depicting vintage cars and trucks “traveling” all over the United States. The inspiration behind the show is my experience as a mother of young children, feeling trapped at times, lacking the freedom to go where-ever, when-ever! I chose to feature vehicles because the car […]
Fiber Three Ways showcases three artists all using fiber in very different ways to create art with non-traditional and innovative approaches to their mediums. Dawn Allen, Laura Bundesen, and Katherine McClelland formed a professional artist group three years ago and have continued to meet regularly collaborating on artistic innovation, marketing, and business strategies. They are […]
Inaugural Easthampton Poet Laureate Gary Metras will be reading a selection from his three most recent books: White Storm, Captive in the Here, and River Voice. Gary Metras’s new books of poetry are River Voice (Adastra Press, 2019), Captive in the Here (Cervena Barva Press 2018), and White Storm (Presa Press 2018), short-listed for the Mass. Poetry Book of the Year by the Mass. […]
This group picks a book to read each month and comes together for a lively discussion on the 4th Monday evening of each month (except twice in January and not in December.) For more information on the latest title, please visit the Monday Night Book Club page of our website!
Valley Jazz Voices is a lively group of thirty singers, directed by Jeff Olmsted and accompanied by a piano trio, performing a mix of American standards, Latin grooves, and new takes on familiar pop songs. They will take the stage at the Flywheel Arts Center in Easthampton.
The Graphic Novel Book Club meets the first Monday of each month, from 6:30 – 8 PM. All are welcome to join! Please call 527-1031 or come in and let Kelley know that you’re interested. For the latest title, please visit the Adult Ongoing Programs page of our website!
Urban Scenes taken over the past few months by Richard Bulda. Many of these cityscapes are quasi-dystopian in their emptiness. Places like New York City's Time Square and Hudson Yards, which were crowded and vibrant earlier this year, are now desolate. The risk is that scenes that should seem bizarre may begin to seem normal. […]
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