Anderson Gallery Magazine

Leigh Craven

Anderson Gallery
September - October 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.

Lavett Ballard

Anderson Gallery
November - December 2022

As a child I would spend summers at our family farm in Virginia. This ritual of traveling from the North to the south all the while being fed the stories of how we grew to gain the property and how the 'Big House ' I would be staying at was built by my 3 times Great Grandmothers sons. The home was a step back in time prior, to the flight of the Great Migration sent masses toward opportunities in the North. Through this experience I was drawn to the history of the log cabin that held generations, of my family in a home surrounded by photographs that chronicled our family history.

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.

Dorothy Pulsifer

Ceramic Retrospective
February - June, 2022

I have worked as an artist in many mediums, clay has been the material that I have worked with throughout my career. I took my first ceramics courses in grad school at U Mass Amherst and throughout my career as an educator have taught ceramics and art courses beginning at the Junior High in Amherst and then eventually, of course, at Bridgewater.

Cape Verdean Imaginaries

Magaly Ponce
January 2022-23

This series of digital photographic collages is comprised from forth images created while at the Cape Verdean International & Cultural Exchange Residency (C.I.C.E.R.) artist-in- residency program in Assomada, Cape Verde in 2008.

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.