In Come to the Table, contemporary abstract painter Marie Anthony delights the viewer with a bounty of textures, saturated color, and seemingly endless shapes referencing both the natural and man-made world. Come to the Table is on view January 25 – February 18, 2022. 

The Carole Calo Gallery supplements multiple disciplines with its professional exhibitions and visiting artist programming. Such programming is chosen to enhance current VPA courses and to broaden students’ perspectives on art making. Students also benefit from the opportunity to meet with visiting artists and attend lectures that the artists give. The visiting artist program puts a concentration on contemporary application, traditional technique and concept.

In addition to exhibits by professional artists from outside the College, there are also several yearly exhibits that include:

  • A rotating Faculty/Alumni Exhibition
  • The Exhibitions and Collections Course exhibition
  • Graphic Design Annual
  • The Senior Fine Arts Annual

A valuable resource for art students

Networking opportunities

The relationship between art students and alumni who have gone through the program is robust. Alumni remain connected and are a great resource for students currently in the program. In addition, the gallery director organizes an annual career roundtable that provides VPA students an opportunity to interact with arts professionals in a small personal setting. Typically, there are 5-7 panelists, including some alumni, who have a broad range of experiences and backgrounds.

Gallery experience

An average of 6-7 work-study gallery assistants are hired each year. Many continue as gallery assistants throughout their time at Stonehill. Over time, each assistant executes all duties necessary to install a professional exhibition. This includes helping to assess artist submissions, clerical organization, exhibition planning, layout, physically installing and uninstalling exhibits and assisting in any graphic design projects. This real world experience is a major advantage for students applying for internships and professional positions. Aneleise Ruggles, who graduated in 2010 with a degree in Studio Arts and was actively involved in organizing Carole Calo Gallery exhibits, is now exhibitions coordinator at the Arsenal Center for the Arts.

Courses directly affected by gallery programming

  • Exhibitions and Collections
  • Senior Studio Seminar
  • Graphic Design Senior Portfolio

Bellwether - Stacy Latt Savage

Mission Statement

The Carole Calo Gallery, within the Fine Arts Department of Stonehill College, promotes the accessibility of all forms of visual art to students throughout the college and to the Easton, Massachusetts community at large.

It is our belief that the exhibition and viewing of quality works of art serves to inspire high standards of excellence not only in the creation of art, but also in the professional, scholarly, and varied creative endeavors of all Stonehill students. The Carol Calo Gallery exists to encourage an exploration and appreciation of diversity in the visual arts.

As an organization we strive to nurture the development of connections between our students, our community and the wide field of art and culture.

Contact Us:

Candice D. Smith Corby

Candice D. Smith Corby

Assistant Professor of Studio Arts, Carole Calo Gallery Director, Arts Administration Program Director
Visual and Performing Arts