DeCordova Museum School Gallery
Mission
Gallery Mission
The DeCordova Museum School Gallery exists to serve the school community in several ways.
It provides a venue for the public celebration of student product, process, and exploration.
It serves as a meeting place for students and faculty to gather and share ideas between classes.
It celebrates the process of student achievements at all levels regardless of professional goals. It is also geared toward the serious artist looking for a taste of a gallery experience.
School Gallery Update
The Museum School Gallery offers students and faculty a unique opportunity to exhibit their work in a beautiful and highly visible space. Throughout the year, students are invited to exhibit artwork created during their DeCordova studies. Below is a list of upcoming Museum School Gallery exhibitions.
Museum School Gallery Exhibition Schedule and Themes
The deCordova Museum School Faculty Exhibition
August 16-October 29, 2010
Reception: Saturday, September 25, 6-7 pm
The deCordova Faculty Exhibition showcases the breadth and depth of recent artwork from the artists teaching at the deCordova Museum School.
Download Submission Forms here.
***No insurance offered for unframed work for this exhibition.
Lincoln Public School Student Exhibition
May 3 - 9, 2010
Juried Student Exhibition: Public Spaces
May 15 - June 27, 2010
Closing reception: Sunday, June 27, 2 - 3 pm
Call for Entries
The DeCordova Museum School Gallery is seeking entries for the upcoming juried student exhibition: Public Spaces. All DeCordova Museum School adult students are invited and encouraged to submit artwork. The DeCordova Museum School Gallery is the most accessible and most visited public building on the DeCordova Campus. This Juried exhibition seeks for artwork that enriches the public environment and enhances the artistic and the pride of the School Community through the promotion of creative art projects that improve the visual quality of the Museum School Gallery as a public space. This exhibition is looking for art that can transform this public space from an ordinary civic area to a site that can lift the spirit and connect with the community.
