Previous exhibits

Previous exhibits 2013 through the present

January 2020 through May 2023

Due to the Covid 19 pandemic this exhibit was extended through May, 2023.

October through January 2020

’Seasons Change’ was exhibited from October, 2019 through January, 2020 in rooms 111, 103, Select Board Hearing Room (6th floor) and the lobby display case, and featured the work of local artists Nora Galvin, Summer Barnes and Polina Dorosinskaya.

May through September 2019

‘Remembrance' featured the work of: Milan Klic, Sculpture (stainless steel); Marcela Klicova, handbuilt stoneware; Winifred Breines, Watercolors and Francine Grossbard Aaron, Collage, in rooms 103 & 111, Select Board Hearing Room (6th floor) and the lobby display case.

February through May 2019

June through October 2018

The featured artists were Lora Brody, "The reunion project" photographic prints (room 111 & 103), Frances Schreiber, "a conversation" watercolors (the hearing room, 6th floor), Gabby Johnson, "printed flowers' paint/etching (main lobby display case).

February through May 2018

Spanning the Seasons

This vibrant exhibit featured the work of local artists:

Hannah Dunscombe (watercolors, pastels and pen work) in room 111.
Martin R. Anderson (found materials on board) in the 6th floor Hearing Room.
Doron Putka (oil on paper) in room 103.
Bailey O'Brien (mixed media 3D) in main lobby display case.

October 2017 through January 2018

Art in the Autumn

The exhibit featured the work of Ruth Ginsberg-Place (printmaker and photographer); Joseph Perkell (photographer); Mark Jacobson (photographer) and Mary Scott Dunn (painter and ceramicist) in rooms 103, 111, lobby and the 6th floor hearing room at Brookline Town Hall.

june through september 2017

feb through june 2017

Aurelie Galois (drawings)
"Friday Faces"
Room 103
Gulnara Niaz (photographs)
"A Moment to Yourself"
Selectmen's Hearing Room
Memorabilia from the JFK collection of Jim Solomon (The Fireplace) in room 111 and the lobby display case

october 2016 through january 2017

This exhibit featured the work of a selection of
artists from Gateway Arts, in all three exhibit rooms.

June through september 2016

An exhibit of the work of Lincoln
School students K-5

march through june 2016

In Tom we Trust
Emma Tavolieri
Mixed Media

Captain Tom
Karla Weathers
Mixed Media

Yellow Mountain
Michelle Yu
Ink, colors and water

november 2015 through february, 2016

Georgiana Pagounis

Oil painting on canvas

Selectmen's Hearing Room, (6th floor)

Roman Colosseum at Night
Fran Gardino

Color digital photograph on archival paper

Room 103 (1st Floor)

Jerusalem - Man on a Mission, 2013
Joseph S. Perkell

Digital photograph, printed with
Epson archival inks

Room 111 (1st Floor)

august through october 2015

Roya Amigh, Back and Forth, 2014
Papers, thread, and pieces of cloth
Selectmen's Hearing Room

Alla Lazebnik, Man on the Wall, 2014
Woodcut
Room 111

Liz Linder and Rich Griswold, Shadow Play, 2012
Rag paper print
Room 103

Bobby Corenki, Faces, 2011
Pencil, ink, watercolor
Lobby Display Case

may through july 2015

Caroline Bowden
Selectmen's Hearing Room

Audra Keefe
Room 111

Patricia Timothy
Room 103

FEBRUARY THROUGH APRIL 2015

Diana Birkelund
Pastel
Room 111

Brookline Open Studios Artists
M A Lasek, Sue Mandelbaum-Cohen,
Room 103

Lucy Sandler - lobby cases

Peg O'Connell
Selectmen Hearing Room

2014

Aug through oct

JOHN BURKETT (PAINTINGS)
SELECTMEN'S HEARING ROOM

CAROLYN LOVIT (WATERCOLORS) - ROOM 111

BRAD HORRIGAN (PHOTOGRAPHS)
BITTERSWEET: DYING IN THE NICARAGUAN SUGAR FIELDS - ROOM 103
These photographs were taken by Brad close to Brookline's Sister City in Nicaragua, Quezalguaque, and depicts young men who work in the sugar fields, who have been afflicted by a deadly mysterious kidney disease.

October 19-25, 2014 was proclaimed Brookline Sister City Week during which the Mayor of Quezalguaque, and other officials, visited Brookline to partake in a wide range of activities, including a forum on this Chronic Kidney Disease of Unknown Origin. For more information on this topic click on the following links:
Brookline Sister City Week - scheduled events
NY Times article on deadly kidney disease

May through july

Room 103 : The work of 9 Brookline Studios artists: Furen Dai, Ruth Ginsberg-Place, Sarah Harrington, CJ Lori, Carolyn Lovit, Sidhartha Pani, Karen Stern, Joan Thormann and Elissa Yanover.

Selectmen's Hearing Room, 6th Floor : A.E. Ryan: Mixed Media on Fabriano Paper Room 111 : Wilma Voukydis : Portraits in Oil