Gallery
The mission of the Harold Stevens Gallery, open to the community, is to showcase emerging and established artists within the broadest definition of the visual and performing arts. This includes a venue for performances, screenings, and educational events.
December 19 to February 2 : “A Visual Conversation with the World” by Jill Watts
“A Visual Conversation with the World” by Jill Watts comes to the Harold Stevens Gallery December 19 to February 2. (Read the press release.)
The exhibit features ceramic sculpture and wearable art by Jill Watts.
Jill’s style has an immediacy through intense gestures, often contorted bodies rapidly formed, that intensifies the often uneasy and even dangerous situation faced by the protagonists in her. Curated by artists Catherine Smith and Katie Dye, this is Jill Watts first retrospect that brings together a vast scope of her talents as one of Worcester’s most diverse artist.
Gallery hours: Mondays 12 to 3pm; Wednesdays 2 to 4 pm; Thursdays 1 to 5 pm; Fridays 11 to 2 pm; or by appointment. Free to all!
The Harold Stevens Gallery is located inside WCUW, 910 Main Street, Worcester, MA.
Listen to Gail Hunt interview the artist, Jill Watts.
Art on the Air with Jill Watts. Gail Hunt, host. Originally aired December 12, 2024.
Read what the Worcester Telegram & Gazette wrote about the gallery.
The Harold Stevens Gallery is located at WCUW, 910 Main Street. Worcester, MA.
Gallery hours: Mondays, noon to 3pm; Wednesdays, 2-4 pm; Thursdays, 1-3pm; Fridays, 11am – 2pm; Saturdays 11-1 pm..
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You can email us at [email protected]
You can take two different WRTA buses to WCUW and the Harold Stevens Gallery: