Amy H. Carberry Fine Arts Gallery

10/14/2026

Unresolved power issues on campus mean the bunnies at the Carberry Gallery are still in the dark!

The gallery and college campus remain closed on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.

10/05/2026

Congratulations to STCC digital media alum (class of 2015) and fine arts faculty member Jonathan Davila, featured on the cover of today's Springfield Republican newspaper for his passion for film photography. Davila currently teaches darkroom photography at STCC.

Coincidentally, you can see Jonathan's photography on view through Friday, October 16, at the Amy H. Carberry Fine Arts Gallery in B28 as part of STCC's Fine Arts Faculty exhibition

Gallery hours this week are Monday/Wednesday 12:30pm to 4:30pm, Tuesday/Thursday 1pm to 4pm, and Friday 10am to 1pm.

09/22/2026

Do you ever wonder what your professor is up to when they're not teaching? Well, this rare look at eleven fine arts faculty members pulls back the curtain to reveal some interesting answers.

Professor Francie Riddle has been teaching a wide range of art courses at STCC since 2007. This past January 2026, she started a snow sculpture in her front yard. A very large sculpture as seen on the front page of the Daily Gazette Hampshire. Over the summer, she continued her sculptural work to better understand a tragedy.

Check out this and other artwork at the Amy H. Carberry Fine Arts Gallery located in the fine arts building (b28), through October 16.

https://www.stcc.edu/about-stcc/news/news-detail/stccs-carberry-gallery-announces-rare-fine-arts-faculty-exhibition.html

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09/18/2026

STCC’s Carberry Gallery Announces Rare Fine Arts Faculty Exhibition

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. – The Amy H. Carberry Fine Arts Gallery at Springfield Technical Community College is celebrating the college’s 60th anniversary in the 2026-2027 academic year with a rare look at works of art by the fine arts faculty. This exhibition focuses on the artwork of eleven fine arts faculty members, all working and exhibiting artists, who teach art history, painting, drawing, darkroom photography, 2D and 3D design, and printmaking.

Exhibiting faculty include Paul Bloomfield, Jorge Costa, Jonathan Davila, Caitlin Hurd, Sondra Peron, Frances Riddle, Mike Schultz, Maureen “Mosie” Senn-McNally, Lynn Sisler, Yaning Xing, and Peter Zierlein.

RADIANT: STCC Fine Arts Faculty Exhibition
• On View: Sept. 14– Oct. 16, 2026
• Student Lunch Reception: Wednesday, Sept. 23, 12:15 pm to 1:25 pm
• Public Reception/Celebration: Saturday, Sept. 26, 11 am to 1 pm
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In 1988, the first fine arts graduates of STCC walked in the commencement ceremony. Since that time, the Fine Arts program has graduated 164 students with an associate’s degree. Graduates can transfer to a four-year program, enter the workforce, or live with an appreciation for art that can last a lifetime.

Today, these eleven faculty members support 76 FINE.AA majors, and over 500 students are enrolled in fine arts courses across all majors this fall. Their commitment to excellence in teaching and artmaking practice makes this program a beacon of creativity and support for artists of all ages in Springfield.
About the Gallery

Endowed in 2003, the Amy H. Carberry Fine Arts Gallery at Springfield Technical Community College features works by artists of local and national repute as well as STCC student work. The gallery is in Building 28, the first floor, on the Pearl Street side of the STCC campus. Parking on campus is available in K lot. The gallery is supported in part by funding from the School of Liberal and Professional Studies and the Fine Arts Program. IG: carberryfineartsgallery_stcc Find the 'Amy H. Carberry Fine Arts Gallery' on Facebook.

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The gallery and all associated events are free and open to the public.

05/01/2026

The Amy H. Carberry Fine Arts Gallery at Springfield Technical Community College proudly presents the Spring 2026 Student Fine Arts Exhibition on view from Tuesday, April 28, through Saturday, May 9, 2026.

This exhibition will conclude with a “Friends and Family” reception on Saturday, May 9, from 11 AM to 1 PM. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Each semester, the STCC Fine Arts program faculty selects work to showcase their students' best creations. From oil paintings and intricate designs to portraits and 3D sculptures to traditional gelatin silver photographs and many other outstanding art projects, the artwork represents the culmination of a semester’s efforts. Regardless of academic major or career goals, fine art courses are open to everyone; no prior art experience is required to register.

This show also highlights the work of eight STCC Fine Arts majors graduating this May: Alaina Brackley, Luz Marcano, Allan Cangelosi, Aaron Rathburn, Judah Rios, Melissa Mejia Mendez, Julia Salazar, and Marah Wedderburn.

For more information about the Fine Arts program: https://www.stcc.edu/explore/programs/fine.aa

The gallery and camera obscura room, located in B28 on the STCC campus, are open Monday through Friday from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM until May 8.

A public reception is scheduled for Saturday, May 9. Accessible parking is available in the K Lot. Use the Pearl Street gate for easy access. The gallery and all events are free to the public.

04/09/2026

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An art exhibition celebrating the work and legacy of ten influential Black women artists is currently on display at Springfield Technical Community College.S...

04/08/2026

dindga mccannon and dianne ifill at the amy h. carberry fine arts gallery today!