Anderson Gallery Magazine

Mark Young

New to the Collection

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.

Veneration - Faith in Philosophy

Intersecting Perceptions of Gender and Hierarchy
Anderson Gallery
April 4 - 28, 2023
Interactive Discussion: Wednesday April 19, 2023.
12:30 - 1:30, Anderson Gallery

Intersecting the perceived notions of gender and hierarchy within Buddhism by exploring the edges within faith and philosophy

Donald Stoltenberg

The Grand Tour
Maxwell Library, 3rd. floor
January - March, 2023

As the cold dark months of January set in, our thoughts today often turn to travel to foreign places. For the well-to-do of England and America, this was true in the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries in the form of “The Grand Tour” – an opportunity for youth to broaden their horizons and experience other cultures.

Micaila "Mickey" Britto-Patten

Maxwell Library, 2nd. Floor
September - December 2022

It’s something that often happens to Micaila “Mickey” Britto-Patten. She’s standing with other United States veterans, and she watches as people come up and thank the men in the group for their service, moving right past her as if she were invisible.

Selections from the Street

August 2022-23

These images document the vibrant street art that could be found across Manhattan in the 1990's.

Free Humanity

Turchon Tunnel
August 2022- July 2023

This body of work examines notions of physical and emotional death. These ideas are explored in moderately sized porcelain works decorated with colored porcelain slips and glazes. The figurative works are covered with painted and drawn imagery and/or surrounded by sculpted natural environments. These described elements of landscape are so immersive they camouflage the figures, making the two aspects completely intertwined, dissolving the boundaries between material and ethereal. Landscape is used as both a setting and metaphor to describe the complexity of life and the physicality of death.

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 fifteen 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.