Anderson Gallery Magazine

Sergei Isupov

Anderson Gallery
November 3 - February 18, 2025

Isupov is a master of nonlinear narration. Combined with his unmatched, masterful skills as both painter and sculptor, the resulting works draw from the past and reflect on the present.

Bodies Are Water

Maxwell Library 3rd. floor
January 15 - March, 2025

The coastal waters of New England have long drawn artists to the drama of wave on rock or the soothing imagery of a glasslike ocean and sandy shore. Animated by the founding myths of the American colonies and legends of the heroic maritime culture, the artistic inspiration is steeped into the New England narrative.

Amy Lovera

Securing Shadows
Anderson Gallery
March - April, 2025

Securing Shadows explores the transience of childhood from my perspective as a mother. These images are photograms, one of the earliest forms of photography. No camera is used; instead, I am working with my family and myself as subjects, laying our bodies directly on top of light-sensitive paper to create white silhouettes

Coral Bourgeois

Maxwell Library 3rd. floor
August 19- January 6, 2025

In 1976, I moved to New York and quickly became part of the downtown and early Dumbo art scenes. I had plenty of space to work in my loft, and exhibited drawings and paintings in group and solo shows. Then I took a detour that ultimately led me to the process that underlies my current work.

Prints of Concern

Maxwell Library 2nd. floor
November 8 - March 2025

Art has had a profound influence on public consciousness throughout human history. It has played an indispensable role in the formation of public discourses, representation, and our struggles towards a better society. The best challenges us to think differently, provokes our emotions, and encourages healthy debate with others. In uncertain times, when economic, social, and political systems fail to support society, art and graffiti has served as a vital function of communicating grassroots ideas, sympathies, and demands.

Mark Young

Moakley Center
August 2023 - 2024

Mark Young's collection represents the span of a life's work of a local Bridgewater self-taught craftsman and artist who worked outside the art world. Mark was a ceaseless explorer of medium and form and style, whose work encompassed everything from watercolor to copper welding in the pursuit of his artistic expression.

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 Greg and Fay Wyatt Sculpture Garden, located on the eastern side of Maxwell Library is complete. A dozen new sculptures by Mr. Wyatt have been added, courtesy of the Newington-Cropsey Foundation. They surround a large sculpture of the ballet legend and actor Mikhail Barysnikkov created Mr. Wyatt and installed in 2017. It was also donated to BSU by the foundation.