Hardy Hall Exhibitions
The Ramsdell Regional Center for the Arts presents: Chani Devers & Ellie Harold
The featured artists are: Chani J Devers & Ellie Harold
The exhibition runs from Fri, September 13th through Sat, October 9th.
The artist’s reception is Fri September 13th, from 5 to 7 pm in the Hardy Hall Gallery.
The gallery hours are Sun thru Mon, 12 to 3 pm.
Exhibit is Free.
The Ramsdell Regional Center for the Arts presents: Birds Fly In: A Human Refuge
The featured artists are: Ellie Harold
BIRDS FLY IN: A Human Refuge is an international collaborative art installation that offers an artful response to human migration issues at the U.S./Mexican border and beyond.
Sit in wonder as beautifully composed music, art, poetry and more combine to stir your heart and give wings to your imagination. Come along on a sensory excursion that promises to coax your intuition to reveal new insights and inspiration. Discover the freedom that comes of taking refuge in your deepest and most essential self. In English and Spanish.
The exhibition runs from Fri, September 13th through Sat, October 31st.
The artist’s talk & Q/A is Fri September 20th, from 5 to 7 pm in the Grand Ballroom.
The gallery hours are Sun thru Mon, 12 to 3 pm.
Exhibit is Free.
The RRCA presents regular exhibitions that feature local and regional artists and brings national and international art to the community. We present a wide variety of work, such as individual, group, or thematic shows, that reflect the community’s diverse interests and challenge conventional thinking.
FOR A FULL LIST OF POLICIES, PLEASE REVIEW THE Ramsdell Hardy Hall Gallery Contract. SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
- Art must be original and not shown within the last 3 years in the Hardy Hall art gallery
- All work must be submitted appropriately presented, with framing in good condition, glass as needed, and proper hangers (no saw tooth hangers)
- All work will remain in the gallery during the exhibition
- Artists are responsible for their own expenses. No expenses will be covered by the RRCA without approval.
- The RRCA retains 30% of art sold
- The RRCA reserves the right to reject any work
