Worcester's Architectural Heritage Exhibition (Extended)

25 paintings by 25 artists featuring historic architecture from the City of Worcester. This exhibit is intended to address the subject of architectural preservation in our community.   

Preservationists and art enthusiasts will enjoy artistic interpretations of the city's built landscape along with educational information about each structure.

Participating Artists: 

1. Keri Anderson - Boulevard Diner, 1936 2. Scott Boilard - Bancroft Tower, 1900 3. Christine Cross - St. Bernard's Church, 1921 4. Tim Doyle -The Vendome and The St. Ives, 1898 5. Tim Gannon - Vernon Hill, 1900-1920s 6. Eamon Gillen - 21 Institute Road, c.1899 7. Casey Hickey - Marshall “Major” Taylor House, c. 1900 8. Susan Hong-Sammons - Ralph's Diner, 1930 9. Chris Johnson - Coney Island, c. 1926 10. Howard Johnson - Notre Dame, 1929-2018 11. Christopher McGovern - Emory Bannister, 1847-1981  12. Andrew Niemi - Franklin Wesson House, 1874 13. Johnathan Niemi - Whitcomb House, 1879 14. Scott Niemi - George Cobb House, 1875  15. Jen Niles - Elm St. Triple Deckers, 1890/1906 16. Carrie Nixon -  Brooks House, 1856 17. Irina Parfenova - Union Station, 1911 18. Jaclyn Penny - Antiquarian Society, 1909/10 19.  Frank Pozzi - Clock Tower 20. Barbara Roberts - Liberty Farm, 1810, 1902 21. Darcy Schwartz - Greendale Village Improvement Society, 1900 22. Pamela Stolz - Woodland St. Firehouse, 1866 23. Pamela Taylor - Bramble Hill, 1901 24. Emily Trulson - Worcester Market , 1914 25. Peter Wise - 86 Winter Street, 1898

Show on view starting Friday September 25, 6-9pm

(limited to 8 guests at a time, please limit your visit to 15 minutes if others are waiting)  

Gallery Hours: Sunday November 22, 29 and December 6 ; 3:00-4:30 pm (limit of 8 guests at a time) please limit your visits if others are waiting.

This call to artists and juried exhibition is supported in part by a grant from the Worcester Arts Council, a local agency, which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.  

For more information email:  luis.fraire@preservationworcester.org