Morini Gallery “Spring Art Exhibition” – Selected Artwork Committed to Supporting Local and Regional Artists Show dates: April 9 – June 12, 2022 Artists Gallery Reception: Saturday, April 9,  5pm – 7pm (Cash Bar) Bouquet  –   Beverly Tinklenburg Yellow Roses  –  Beverly Tinklenberg Forsythia in Greens   –   Carol Frieswick Daffy’s   –   Carol Frieswick Fulton’s Pond Moonrise  –  Margo Lemieux Power and Grace  –  Margo Lemieux The Shed in Springtime  –  Walter Spencer A Place to Rest  –  Kelly Dardinski Humming Bird – Susanne Riette-Keith  At the Edge of Spring  –  Margaret Munson New Lace at the Old More info…

Morini Gallery “INTENSITY” – Call For Art A Black & White Photography Exhibit Committed to Supporting Local and Regional Artists Sept. 10 – Nov. 20, 2022 This is a black and white photography-themed exhibition. Toned images are acceptable. We are seeking work that displays intensity – of contrast, emotion, or feeling. Show us work that involves strong connectivity or lack thereof: darkness or light, sadness or happiness, fear/anxiety or a sense of calm, etc. We have certainly been through a whirlwind of emotion the past few years. Let’s display that.  This is a juried exhibit. The show is open to More info…

“Something Beautiful” Online Exhibit Our first ever online exhibition “Something Beautiful”. Open to all. No entry Fee. 1 submission per person. Choose well. Work will be juried by the MMAS Gallery Committee. Due to the volume of work we expect to receive not all work will be included. Selection of work is ongoing, with new works added to the online exhibition on a weekly basis. Submissions have closed.  Image Requirements:Size image to 1200 pixels on the shortest side, 72 dpiName your file in this format: Lastname_Title.jpg Since this is an online exhibit images must be high quality and/ or professional. This More info…

“In the Zone” Juried Exhibit The Morini Gallery at MMAS is committed to supporting our local artists. In the words of Emily Hill, the journalist, being “in the zone” is delicious, immersive, and kinda trippy.  Time collapses. Sound falls away. Suddenly we look up, and it’s 4 a.m.  This tunnel-vision phenomenon is reported by athletes, creatives, and psychologists alike as a hyper-focused, sometimes spiritual, state of mind where anything is possible. It is where we become our most productive, creative, and powerful selves. Artist’s were asked to take a moment to recall that feeling and show us examples of when More info…