Yart Sale
EVENTS
Yart Sale - Donations Needed!

Got Art?
Downsizing?
Redecorating?
Moving?

Support Concord Art by donating paintings and small treasures for which you no longer have a place–fine art, sculpture, pottery and objets d’art.

EXCLUSIONS: furniture, lamps, rugs, books, jewelry, linens, silver, crystal, weapons, stamps, coins, computers and electronics.

Drop off your special treasures NOW during gallery hours.

Quiet Light
exhibitions
Opens this week!
Quiet Light
Curated by Nina Nielsen + John Baker

June 8 - August 8
Opening reception: June 8, 5:30pm
Curator Tour at 5pm

John Walker, Oxford Study, 1978, oil on collage, 24 x 20 inches

Patricia Busso + Sig Roos
exhibitions
Opens this week!
Telling Stories
Nancy Roberts + Nadine Wallack
June 8 - July 8
Opening reception: June 8, 5:30pm

Nancy Roberts, Holding On, 2022, inkjet print, 11 x 14 inches; Nadine Wallack, Once Upon a Time, 2023, collage and paint on wood, 10 x 10 inches

Ed 2023
EDUCATION
Explore Spring/Summer Classes + Workshops
with Cal Rice, Lisa Daria Kennedy, Katia Wish, Cathy Karp and more

Image: Rick Fox, Spring, Rye NH, 2021, oil on canvas, 30x40"
Exhibitions

Exhibitions

Classes + Workshops

Classes + Workshops

Programs + Events

Programs + Events

Call FOR Art + Prospectus

Call FOR Art + Prospectus

Concord Art Centennial Campaign

 

Concord Center for the Visual Arts (Concord Art) is 100 years old and counting! We were founded in 1922 by Elizabeth Wentworth Roberts, an American Impressionist and philanthropist, whose mission—to promote and advance the visual arts and artists and to enrich and sustain our cultural community—still stands today. Now with more than 1,000 members, Concord Art is still a leading contemporary art exhibition space and a vital studio art school.  

In honor of such a milestone, Concord Art has embarked on a Centennial Campaign to raise funds to replace our single outgrown and overworked classroom with a much larger and more flexible two-classroom space. Enhanced by state-of-the-art ventilation, improved lighting for art making, multi-purpose sinks, and much needed storage, this upgrade will serve our community into the next 100 years. We are aiming to double the size of our classroom space and convert it into a multipurpose area fit for all sorts of programming, including classes, workshops, events, and rentals. 

Learn how you can support this exciting project. Come and visit us! We would love to give you a tour and tell you all about it. Click here to read about how the Mass Cultrual Council is supporting this project. 

 

Our History

Donate Today

Please consider donating to Concord Art. Donations ensure we can continue to be Concord’s center for the visual arts. Your gift ensures that Concord Art will continue to provide a place for contemporary art exhibitions, art education, and relevant programming engaging our community into the next century.

Rent our Space

The galleries and gardens of Concord Center for the Visual Arts offer a unique opportunity for your event—a venue that blends historic charm with the vitality of today’s art. We host birthday gatherings, staff retreats, weddings and receptions, rehearsal dinners, lectures and much more. Centrally located in historic Concord, Massachusetts, with ease of access, diverse spaces, a fully equipped kitchen and audio-visual capabilities, Concord Art is an easy choice as a place for you to host your event

Sculpture: Nydia by Frederick W. Allen, 1914