New date for the March opening is Wednesday, March 28, 2018.
Samples of Work from the Current Exhibition
Illuminations is a rotating art exhibit housed in the Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center, designed to enhance our environment of care and reflect the diversity of the communities we serve.
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Illuminations is a rotating art exhibit housed in the Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center and many of its affiliate locations. The exhibit is intended to offer enlightenment and encouragement to patients, families, staff and friends of the Cancer Center as they receive care, provide care, or accompany loved ones. Illuminations has transformed generic waiting areas into a virtual art gallery of revolving exhibits that feature works by numerous regional and national artists. The work of several artists, representing various media, is on display for four months at a time.
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Donna Ardizzoni, Oliver Hazard Perry docked at Cape Pond Ice
There's more here than meets the eye in Ardizzoni's photograph of a ship and a building! The Oliver Hazard Perry is the largest sailing civilian Sailing School vessel in the USA and Cape Pond Ice has been "icing" Gloucester's fleets since 1848!
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Margo Cascella, Lac Des Isles
Margo Cascella finds inspiration wherever she goes, including Lac des Isles in Saskatchewan, Canada!
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JoAnne Chittick, Lobstering: Repair
JoAnne Chittick likes to paint what she sees on the seacoast, including a look into the life of lobstering.
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Robin Dawkins, Gale Wind Shifts
Robin Dawkins "gathers and transforms" visual information and has a goal of creating artworks that are "simplified lively tapestries."
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Gail Dwyer, Kaleidoscope
Gail Dwyer's aptly named art quilt "Kaleidoscope" plays with pattern upon pattern.
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Danielle Festa, Colorful Comfortable
Look twice! Danielle Festa creates paintings with photographic qualities. Danielle is interested in the role clothing plays in our perspective on ourselves and others.
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Ann Marie Grady, Ogunquit
Ann Marie Grady captures the swirl of ocean waves in Ogunquit's inlets.
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Ruthie Knapp, Sunset at Jamba, NW India
Ruthie Knapp is especially drawn to cultures with deep connections to their past. She brings her camera along when traveling to exotic locales.
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Jeannette Mitton-Coleman, Soothing Balance
Jeannette Mitton-Coleman (Ember Eye Photography) describes herself as a "digital story teller." She uses photography to freeze the essence of pure moments in time.
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Dru Nichols, Twilight/Calm
Dru Nichols has a background as a sculptor but now creates digital art, including beautiful meditational mandalas.
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Bil Palmer, Murray's Beverage Store
Bil Palmer, our artist at the Mass General/North Shore Cancer Center, captures the charm of Nantucket's cobblestoned streets.
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Sidhartha Pani, Kafka Museum
Our MGH West Waltham Cancer Center artist, Sidhartha Pani, often improvises on a real scene when he paints, incorporating heavy brush strokes and interesting texture.
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Edward Roche, Grist Mill, Wayside Inn
Edward Roche captures a water-filled view of the Wayside Inn's historic Grist Mill in Sudbury, MA.
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Kitt Shaffer, Reflections
Kitt Shaffer, our artist at the Mass General Cancer Center at Emerson Hospital, loves to travels and always brings her paints with her, so that she can capture "reflections," like those pictured here.
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Merima Tricic, Peace and Doves
Merima Tricic engages in discourses about Muslim women in her art. Her digitally created art conveys concepts through unique pairings of color and shape.
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Ziping Wu, Courtyard in Red
Ziping Wu photographs his beloved Boston Public Library in different times of day and times of the year.
Our Latest Exhibition Opening:
Featured Artists
- Donna Ardizzoni
- Margo Cascella
- JoAnne Chittick
- Robin Dawkins
- Gail Dwyer
- Danielle Festa
- Ann Marie Grady
- Ruthie Knapp
- Jeannette Mitton-Coleman
- Dru Nichols
- Bil Palmer
- Sidhartha Pani
- Edward Roche
- Kitt Shaffer
- Merima Tricic
- Ziping Wu