The Warren Family Gallery
The Warren Family Gallery is a modern and bright exhibition space located in Berkshire's Kennard Visual Arts Center. Through a commitment to artistic excellence, the gallery's exhibitions reflect a wide range of artwork representing all fields of study offered at Berkshire. Annual exhibits showcase artwork from students, alumni, as well as visiting artists.
CURRENT EXHIBIT
Faceless: Student Photography from The Art Department Collection
September 3–October 23, 2021
After 18 months of mask-wearing during the pandemic, we all yearn to see one another’s faces. For artists, however, the mystery of obscured faces can be an opportunity to create powerful imagery. The Warren Family Gallery's opening exhibit features past student photography that consciously hides faces. Instead, photographers use body language, environment, and accessories to create intriguing images and to tell personal stories.
From top to bottom, L-R: Photography by Alex Barnosky '19, Hollis Churchill '21, Sam Cabot '13, Taylor Rathbun '16
VISITING HOURS
MONDAY - SATURDAY
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
The public is welcome to visit The Warren Family Gallery. To make an appointment, please contact Arts Department Chair Paul Banevicius by clicking the button below:
Virtual Fall Family Weekend's Arts Showcase is live! See what our visual and performing artists have been creating this semester: https://t.co/9UVErWKfnN Photos by Bella Piantini '23 & Grace Monahan '23 #gobears #berkshirearts pic.twitter.com/KrXIBQeRG3
— Berkshire School (@BerkshireSchool) October 22, 2020
Come meet Claire Emery at an artist's reception for her show, Interbeing: Woodblock Prints. Dessert, snacks, and drinks, tonight from 9-10 pm at the Warren Family Gallery. https://t.co/FoG1HfZYio pic.twitter.com/yt0inVn8uN
— Berkshire School (@BerkshireSchool) February 27, 2019
The Warren Family Art Gallery is featuring Lines, Shapes, Color: Abstract Work by Digital Art and Photography Students now through October 27th! #StudentArt #DigitalArt pic.twitter.com/USp5OYZAcW
— Berkshire School (@BerkshireSchool) September 1, 2018