ABOUT
ABOUT FERRIN CONTEMPORARY
Ferrin Contemporary is the preferred source for contemporary ceramic art circa 1950 – present, with over 35 years of experience and expertise in the presentation for sale of primary and secondary market works by leading international artists whose primary medium is clay.
GALLERY LOCATION & HOURS
HOURS
Summer hours (beginning June 23): Wednesday-Saturday 11am-5pm
Fall, Winter and Spring hours: Friday–Saturday 11–5 and by appointment, closed January
1315 MASS MoCA Way, North Adams, MA
Housed in Building 13 on MASS MoCA’s 16-acre campus in North Adams, Massachusetts, Ferrin Contemporary’s year-round location is only a short walk from the museum’s front door. B13 is also home to other galleries, Eckert Fine Art, The Studios at MASS MoCA and The Artist Book Foundation.
ABOUT PROJECT ART
Project Art was established by gallerist Leslie Ferrin and artist Sergei Isupov as a live-work space for the production of ceramic art. Ferrin Contemporary maintains a library, archives, and gallery to support the activities taking place in the building.
Located in a fully renovated 19th-century mill building on the Westfield River in rural Cummington, Massachusetts, Project Art offers studio space, workshops, and residencies for emerging and professional contemporary artists, writers, curators, and critics. We offer support for the completion of research, artworks, and exhibitions.
Project Art is open to the public by appointment and for programmed events. Artist Salons feature resident and local artists, and visiting scholars who present their work, opening a dialog with the wider art community. Master workshops are offered to benefit artists working in clay. The public gallery hosts shows by residents and visiting artists as well as group shows. Many of these are held in connection with Ferrin Contemporary.
PROJECT ART LOCATION & HOURS
Gallery viewings by appointment
To schedule a visit or to be informed about events held at Project Art, please email info@ferrincontemporary.com.
54 Main Street, Cummington, MA
Housed in a renovated 8,000 square foot 19th-century mill building on the bank of the Westfield River, Project Art is midway between the Berkshires and Pioneer Valley , just 3.5 hours from NYC and 2.5 hours from Boston.
Link to projectart01026.com to learn more about Project Art and upcoming events.
TOURING EXHIBITIONS
On View Past & Present
Through innovative partnerships with leading museums and galleries, Ferrin Contemporary presents for view and sale exemplary works of ceramic art circa 1950 – present throughout the US and abroad.
Visit our projects, artists, and collections pages to learn more about current and upcoming offerings.
