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2023 CMCA Biennial
CMCA is pleased to announce 35 artists that have been selected to have their works featured in the 2023 CMCA Biennial exhibition, which will be installed across all 5,500 square feet of the museum’s galleries. The exhibition will be on view from January 28 – May 7, 2023. The CMCA Biennial is the longest-running statewide
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CMCA is pleased to announce that 35 artists have been selected to have their works featured in the 2023 CMCA Biennial exhibition, which will be installed across all 5,500 square feet of the museum’s galleries. The exhibition will be on view from January 28 – May 7, 2023. The CMCA Biennial is the longest-running statewide
Find out more »ArtLab | Open Studios
Open Studios January – May ArtLab | Free, drop-in during open hours Containers of Memory Vessels can hold both material and memory. Join us in the ArtLab this month as we create sculptural containers and writing inspired by biennial artist Jenny Ibsen. In her work, Jenny uses printmaking, ceramics, and text to tell stories connected
Find out more »ArtLab | April Vacation Week
Monday - Thursday, April 17-20 | 10:00 – 12:00pm Instructor: Jennifer Peppe Drop-in | Free and open to all! Art in Context Join our April Vacation ArtLab with Teaching Artist Jen Peppe for one or all four workshops during April vacation week. Participants will explore various of ways to use words to create; referencing various
Find out more »Hurricane Island x CMCA | Marine Science and Art *CANCELED*
Marine Science + Art Monday – Thursday, April 17 – 20 | 2:00 - 5:00pm Grades 6 – 8 | Minimum of 5 to run | Limited to 12 campers $175 CMCA member household; $200 non-member household CMCA ArtLab We are excited to have you join us in person for Webbing Marine Science and Art,
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Artist Toolbox | Critical Reading Group
Thursday, April 20 | 6pm Zoom| $10 to participate Pre-registration required; limited to 12 participants Join Erica Wall for a critical reading + discussion group to consider an essay by Dr. Bridget R. Cooks, "Art, Museums and the Fear of a Black Planet". Participants will be provided with, and asked to read this material in
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