Higgins Art Gallery
2020 Exhibits
Art Faculty & Guests
Shoulder To Shoulder
November 18–December 7, 2020
This exhibit is multi-media group exhibit: paintings, drawings, monoprints, silkscreen art, fiber art, clay, photos, installation art, bookmaking art, map art, music and poetry.
Image: Standing in the Divine Order, mixed media, by Tessa D'agostino
![Start Here [detail], artwork by Sian Robertson](/media/capecodedu/content-assets/images/higgins-art-gallery/sian-poster.jpg)
Artist-in-Residence
Sian Robertson
October 20–November 13, 2020
Artist statement: "I create three-dimensional art from used maps, which themselves are a two-dimensional representation of a three-dimensional world. I ‘excavate’ the maps – hand cutting away specific areas, which then heightens the focus on others. With spaces between the roads of a map removed the viewer is able to peer deep into the mass of tangled layers of streets, perhaps a symbol of the messiness of interconnected lives."
Image: Start Here (detail), by Sian Roberson
Image: What We Do to the Mountain, Chip Thomas, 2014
Earth Justice
Through January 18, 2021
In the midst of global mass awakening to the reality of the climate emergency, and of the ecological and social injustice intertwined with it, how could art not be a crucial part of the story? Dozens of artists from Cape Cod and beyond share visions of EARTH JUSTICE.
Virtual Student Art Exhibit
Through August 2020
A special exhibition featuring the work of Cape Cod Community College students studying visual arts. The exhibition will feature the work from drawing, design, painting, book arts, printmaking, silkscreening, photography and illustration courses.
Image: Artwork by Colette Luczkow
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4Cs Former Art Students & Alumni
March 8–April 8, 2020
Erica Fernandez • Michael MacMahon • Mellissa Morris • Joe Navas
Image: Photograph by Joe Navas
Artist-in-Residence: Jennifer Moller
January 23–March 4, 2020
Artist Statement: The photographic series images I titled pools, mighty plenitude shares the same inspiration as many of my other projects in that they are both motivated by a desire to be observant, still and connect with something of the divine in the corporal.
Image: pools, mighty plenitude, 09.26.2014, by Jennifer Moller