The Menino Arts Center proudly announces the Hyde Park Art Association’s 31st Annual Members Exhibition. Due to the COVID-19 outbreak this year’s exhibition and reception will be online.
The exhibition is viewable at http://www.hpaa-mac.org/31st-annual-members-exhibition/ and features the work of the 31 HPAA members listed below.
It will run from June 26 – August 21, 2020, with the virtual artists’ reception on Zoom on Thursday, July 9, 7:00 – 8:30 pm.
From Amesbury:
Erica Nazzaro
From Canton:
David Dauer
From Dedham:
Ronald Goss
Adele Rothman
From Roxbury:
Nancy Ahmadifar
From Jamaica Plain, MA:
Myrna Balk
Sharon Berke
Gail Bos
Joni Lohr
Kay Matthew
Mardi Reed
Elizabeth Slayton
Wilma Voukydis
From Hyde Park, MA:
Dotti Baker
Linda Eyster
Lisa Goren
Larry Johnson
Sasja Lucas
Maritza Ranero
Erica Schwartz
Donna Tessari
From Milton:
Al Wallstrom
From Roslindale, MA
Erik Gehring
Mary Harman
Rob Larsen
Rebecca Phillips
Judith Robichaud
Lyasya Sinkovski
Ann Turley
From South Boston:
Kathy O’Brien
From West Roxbury:
Robert Boyle
The Menino Arts Center is home of the Hyde Park Art Association. The mission of the Hyde Park Art Association is to support local artists, make cultural opportunities accessible to families, students, and seniors who may not otherwise have the means to participate; enrich community life, serve as a unifying force in the neighborhood; and help create a more vibrant commercial district.
The Menino Arts Center serves the neighborhood of Hyde Park, greater Boston and its suburban counterparts. With over 4,000 square feet of space, the MAC is home to the Paul Nolan Studio, seven affordable artist work studios, three galleries, a library and resource center, an auditorium and our organization’s home offices. The center hosts workshops, concerts, readings, exhibitions, and other events in the service of promoting the arts in the Hyde Park community.
More info on the MAC and the HPAA at http://www.hpaa-mac.org.
