Anderson Gallery Magazine

Ganga and Mazu, Goddesses of Rivers and Seas

Greg Wyatt
Greg Wyatt’s sculptural compositions that represent these goddesses integrate classical technique with innovative figurization. Each of the four figures in the works are a reminder of the Academic tradition of sculpture: from Ancient Greece and Rome to the Italian Renaissance.

Danielle Coenen

Mettle
I’m drawn to the face because of its inherent psychological weight. Primarily working from images of women that I find, I think of my work as simultaneously portraiture and self-portraiture, projecting myself onto another.

Art Loans for Living Spaces

Spring 2022
Art Loans for Living Spaces purpose is for select works of art to leave the gallery’s walls, and to enter the active lives of the students of BSU. These works will adorn the living spaces that our students call home. The interests of our diverse student body and the range of involvement with art among BSU students, informed how we have begun to build this specific collection. The first 26 works have been selected to reflect a diversity in ethnicity, nationality, and gender of artists which mirror this institutions student body. Selection was also informed by the balance of both representational and abstract imagery.

Donald Stoltenberg

Selections from the Roger Dunn Gift
Curated by Mollie Rose Burk
January - February, 2022
Maxwell Library, 3nd. floor
This show follows Stoltenberg’s work reverse chronologically, starting with his most recent watercolors in maritime themes and oceans liners and transitioning to his earlier pieces of industrial forms and architecture.

Mary McGrath

Touch
A tactile/Braille exhibit for the visually impaired community
Maxwell Library, 2nd. floor

Her interest in nonverbal communication began when her father taught her Morse Code...

Stephen Smalley

HENRICUS VIII series & selections from four decades
March 14th. - April 25th., 2022

Over a decade ago I began a series of small gouache / mixed media paintings which frequently depicted the Tudor monarch Henry VIII in improbable attire and places.

@SONNI

Turchon Tunnel Mural

His passion is to paint murals in public spaces, finding that dialogue with the public through primary colors and playfulness.

Identity

The images that are in Boyden and Moakley represent more than a football team, famous architecture, or the reputation of a specific scholar. These images represent the breadth of the Bridgewater State University community.. Kelsey Leuenberger and Monica Rivera; graduates of BSU, have captured the individuality found in our students, staff and faculty. These portraits illuminate those who daily make Bridgewater State University possible.

Hall of Black Achievement

For over twenty years the Massachusetts Hall of Black Achievement (HOBA) discovered, detailed and disclosed the significant achievements and contributions of African Americans, Cape Verdeans, and Hispanics of African descent who made significant contributions to the Commonwealth.

Greg Wyatt

Greg and Fay Wyatt Sculpture Garden

The bronze works of Greg Wyatt interprets and reimagines famous poems into the language of dance. This initial group of twelve plaques with their accompanying poems are the first phase of the Greg and Fay Wyatt Sculpture garden at Bridgewater State University. These works join the sculpture "Spirit of the Dance" by Greg Wyatt which depicts the dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov suspended in mid-leap.