What is place? Is it a set of discrete coordinates fixed in space or something less concrete, something harder to define? Drawn from the Addison’s rich holdings of American art from the colonial era to the present, this exhibition endeavors to investigate the nuanced and varied physical and human characteristics that set place apart from […]
Find out more »Harlem is as much a place as a myth. Throughout the 20th century, this northern Manhattan neighborhood has been written into history as many things; however, in this context, Harlem is ultimately and unceasingly, a black creative mecca, a place whose rich social and cultural fabric has been woven out of the abundance of people […]
Find out more »Comprised of brilliant color photographs, the majority of which have never before been exhibited, John Goodman: not recent color examines the American cultural landscape through the coming of age of a young artist in the 1970s and 1980s. Made from recently rediscovered Kodachrome and Ektachrome slides, these photographs transport viewers to another time with their […]
Find out more »The Addison’s rich collections provide a great many points of entry for understanding the history and development of American art from the 18th century to the present. The almost limitless opportunities these afford for thematic and chronological presentations offering new interpretations are enhanced through additions to the holdings and thoughtful combinations of works. This fall, […]
Find out more »The Middlesex Humanities Center, in partnership with Lowell National Historical Park (LNHP), will host “Lowell’s Urbanscape: A Legacy of Newcomers,” an exhibition of 14 black & white photographs by Jen Bauer and Jeff Caplan, opening Tuesday, Sept. 18, at LNHP’s Boott Cotton Mills Museum, Reflections Room, 115 John St., Lowell. The exhibit is on view […]
Find out more »LOWELL NIGHT SECOND THURSDAY EVENING PERFORMANCE, 7:30 PM SHOW May 2, 2019 Lowell residents can purchase $10 tickets to this performance with proof of residency. Tickets are sold cash-only in person at the Box Office beginning at 4:30 PM. To purchase tickets click on the link to our box office here.
Find out more »ASK THE ARTISTS SECOND AND THIRD THURSDAYS, AFTER THE 7:30 PM SHOW May 2 & May 9, 2019 Join us for a Q&A session with the actors, directors, or designers of the production immediately following the second and third Thursday performances of each play. To purchase tickets click on the link to our box office […]
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