88TH REGIONAL EXHIBITION OF ART & CRAFT
June 21–September 8, 2024
The Regional Exhibition of Art & Craft is one of the longest-running juried exhibitions in New England, and we are excited to continue the tradition in 2024! This annual show at the Fitchburg Art Museum spotlights the artists and crafters of our region by providing a museum environment for their work and connecting them with fellow creators, patrons, and art enthusiasts.
Please join us in celebrating the vitality and importance of our immediate artist community!
ABOUT THE EXHIBITION
please reach out to Eli Yung at regionalshow@fitchburgartmuseum.org.
$20 current FAM member
$40 non-FAM member*
Please note that the registration fee covers up to two submitted artworks per artist. Whether you submit one or two artworks, you only need to pay the appropriate registration fee once!
Registration has now closed.
Invitations to programs, artist talks, and special events
20% discount on Museum Gift Shop purchases
Reduced rates on workshops, classes, and special events
Saturday, June 8, 2024, 12–4 pm
JURYING
We’re thrilled to have Gabriel Sosa as this year’s juror! Gabriel is a Cuban-American artist, linguist, educator, and arts administrator. Raised in Miami and now based in Boston, Gabriel is a lecturer at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design and the Deputy Director of Essex Art Center in Lawrence, Massachusetts.
PRIZES
To acknowledge the many extraordinary artists and crafters of our region, our juror will offer a number of cash awards generously sponsored by Mike Shea and Toni Wilcox. The full list of prizes are:
First, Second, and Third Prizes
Sculpture Prize
Craft Prize
Voitto Jarvi Watercolor Prize
Saara Parker Painting Prize
Steven Jareckie Photography Prize
Student Prize
Peter McCollom (Staff Pick) Prize
The First Prize winner will earn a solo exhibition alongside the 89th Regional Exhibition of Art & Craft in 2025!
The 88th Regional Exhibition of Art & Craft is sponsored by generous contributions from Workers Credit Union, Freedom’s Way National Heritage Area, Mike Shea & Toni Wilcox, Massachusetts Cultural Council, Fitchburg Cultural Council, Gardner Cultural Council, and the Cultural Councils of Acton-Boxborough, Ashburnham, Ayer, Berlin, Billerica, Bolton, Boylston, Concord, Groton, Harvard, Lancaster, Leominster, Littleton, Lunenburg, Marlborough, Paxton, Templeton, Townsend, and Westminster.