2005-2006 
2006-2007 
2007-2008 
Railway Cafe 
"I received a great education from MCLA that laid the groundwork for me to succeed at law school. I use the skills I learned at MCLA, especially in the area of research and writing, on a daily basis and still speak with many of my former professors. It is not every school where you can create such a lasting bond with the professors and community. The strong community bond found at MCLA was a factor in my husband (Scott Lord ’98) and my decision to attend MCLA and our desire to remain involved with MCLA after graduation."

Buffy D. Lord ’98
Attorney, Donovan & O’Connor, LLP
Gallery51
51 Main Street, Noth Adams, Massachusetts

Current Show

Stories of North Adams: MCLA Student Art Show 2008 

Thursday, April 24 from 5-7 pm

"Each year, students from across campus create visual artworks of all types from gutsy photography, to subtle paintings and collage experiments. In previous years we've had about 100 students submit work for the show – this year is sure to be exceptional with many great visual surprises for all to enjoy," said Gregory Scheckler, MCLA art professor.

 

Turbulence

Turbulance

Turbulence, MCLA Gallery 51, and Greylock Arts are collaborating to create an interactive art and technology project that connects physical spaces in Adams and North Adams Massachusetts via the Internet. Please visit the Turbulence site for more information.

Arduino Workshop with Tom Igoe

Date & Time: Saturday April 5th 2008, 1 – 5 p.m.

Cost: FREE

Location: Greylock Arts, 93 Summer St. Adams, MA

Note: Reservations are extremely limited. Contact us at: info@greylockarts.net to reserve your spot today.

Tom Igoe is area head for physical computing classes at New York University’s Tisch School of The Arts Interactive Telecommunications Program. Igoe is also a coveted technology consultant and guest speaker at technology conferences around the world. Igoe’s recently published book, “Making Things Talk”, is a do-it-yourself guide to networking ordinary household items. Ardunio is an open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software. It’s intended for artists, designers, hobbyists, and anyone interested in creating interactive objects or environments. In this workshop Igoe will demonstrate the basic techniques and concepts needed to get started with an Arduino. The workshop is FREE, however, If you wish to go home with your own Arduino kit (which we recommend if you want to continue your work) the cost is $65.

 


2007-2008 Shows

Leon Peters Retrospective
MCC Grant Winners 2006 - Painting
MySpace Show
Handmade: A look at contemporary crafts
Preternatural Selection
Bloom

 

Past Shows

2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008

Gallery 51 on Main Street in North Adams is the result of a unique collaboration between area business and community leaders, the City of North Adams and the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts. Located at 51 Main Street, Gallery 51 is operated by MCLA and features the works of international, national and local artists, including MCLA faculty and students.

Gallery 51 is open everyday from 10am - 6pm.

For more information about Gallery 51, call 413-664-8718.

MCLA Gallery 51 is also on MySpace or Facebook
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