Sponsored by Fil Nenna Photography

Take a journey to where the everyday meets the fantastical as you step Through the Looking Glass in the Marblehead Arts Association’s first themed exhibit of the year.

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This exhibit is inspired by everyday life and objects that don’t exist but should. It started during Covid, with objects isolated in separate boxes; some of the objects have broken free by now.

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Sponsored by Hunt’s Photo & Video

The Marblehead Arts Association is proud to present Through the Student’s Lens, a photography exhibition showcasing work created by local high school students. This exhibit highlights how young photographers from local high schools use their cameras to document their world and share their perspectives.

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Elisa Vanelli is a visionary sculptor whose work bridges the human and natural worlds. Her forms often merge human and animal characteristics, evoking an ancient time when the two were not separate but deeply intertwined.

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Street Stories is a series of paintings inspired by the storefronts, urban buildings and quiet details we pass every day but rarely stop to notice. Each piece holds a small story about memory, community, and the beauty of places that have shaped us.

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Featuring floral-themed linocuts in black ink, the works celebrate the splendor of flowers. The flowers are stylized and bold, often accompanied by pollinating bees or butterflies.

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The MAA is pleased to present a collection of select works from our New Member’s Exhibition at the Lynch-Van Otterloo YMCA.

We invite you to view works by:
Jason Balinbin, Nina Taggart, Pam Barker, Fil Nenna, Debbie White, Karin Marleen Dijkstra, Sue Hammerland, Deb Baye and Yamanda Wright.

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The MAA is pleased to present a collection of select works by Chris Mailler

 

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