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Marc Morin’s “House,” an oil on canvas, will be show at the Arsenal Center for the Arts’ 30 Under 30 show.
A new exhibition at the Arsenal Center for the Arts features young artists in a wide variety of mediums.
The show, “30 Under 30” opens this week with 20 new artists and two new categories: digital media and illustration.
Art ranges from stark oil paintings (Mark Morin) to short dance videos (Shaun Clarke), quilts examining the grief of lost intimacy (Esther White), children’s quirky book illustrations (Diana Lisanto) and raku-fired “Fragments” of what look like charred remains of a campfire from Paul Hackett’s Land Lasts Longer than People series, according to the Arsenal Center.
“Designed to display the work of 30 young artists in Greater Boston and encourage a silent dialogue between them, this exhibit shows the interesting directions young local artists are exploring. The project attracts college seniors, recent graduates and those on the cusp of notoriety with national shows,” the announcement said.
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The 30 Under 30 exhibit features a variety of media, including Paul Hackett’s “Fragments,” stoneware clay, raku glaze, raku fired.
The artists in the show are: Andrea Barone, Jeff Bartell, Emily Boucher, Shaun Clarke, Kate Drewniak, Jamaal Eversley, Chloe Feldman Emison, Rose Fristrom, Adric Giles, Suzi Grossman, Julian Guzman, Robin Hackett, Paul Hackett, Elizabeth Hatke, Vanessa Irzyk, Matt Jatkola, Alla Lazebnik, Owen Linders, Diana Lisanto, Haley MacKeil, Sarah May, Marc Morin, Grace Nicklin, Bryan Ramey, Alex Sewell, Cory Shea, Ian Tartasky, Chandra Taylor, Maiya Thorton-Hodge, Esther White.
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“Dueling Dungbeetles,” an acrylic on illustration board by Diana Lisanto will be at the Arsenal Center for the Arts.
Jurors for the show are Cherie Clinton and Marie Craig, Co-Directors of Fountain Street Fine Art, Framingham. 30 Under 30 is generously sponsored by The Fuller Foundation.
The show runs Jan. 8 to Feb. 20 with a reception on Jan. 22 from 5:30-7:30 p.m.
The exhibit is free with Gallery Hours Tuesday-Sunday, 12-6 p.m. For further information, visit www.arsenalarts.org or call 617-923-0100, ext. 8304.