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Apr 29, 2026 – Jun 28, 2026

Earthworks: Evolution

The Umbrella Arts Center

40 Stow Street, Concord, MA

Featured Artists

  • Alexandra Hogan Kosciak
  • Alice Abrams
  • Andrew Robinson (boats by drew)
  • Anne Thiam
  • Becky Bailey
  • Ben Babcock
  • Bob Callahan
  • Chris Archer
  • Claire Corey
  • Corran Shrimpton
  • Debra Fleury
  • Donna Namnoum
  • Eliane Medina
  • Elizabeth Ocean
  • Ellen Schön
  • Fionnuala Hart Gerrity
  • Grace Kerr
  • Gwendolyn Lanier
  • Heather Binder
  • Hillary Ellen Kane
  • Ingrid Raab
  • Jack Abramson
  • Jaeok Lee
  • Jennifer McCandless
  • Jenny Peace
  • Joan Hilton
  • Joan Zagrobelny
  • Josephine Burr
  • Julie Cunningham
  • Julie Peck
  • Katie Fee
  • Kimberly Scott
  • Kyle Johns
  • Larry W Elardo
  • Leslie Fry
  • Lindsey McFarland Howarth
  • Linnea Pappas-Byers
  • Loring Cheney
  • Lucien Koonce
  • Molly Frantz
  • Pam Golden
  • Sasha M Bergmann
  • Shyanne Ogilvie
  • Tom Hubbard
  • Warren Mather
  • Yeonsoo Kim

The Umbrella Arts Center of Concord, MA presents its second Ceramics Biennial Exhibition, “Earthworks: Evolution”, a regional show celebrating the depth of history, tradition, and cultural expression in contemporary ceramics, and the ways in which artists continue to expand the field through innovation and reinterpretation. 

Admission is free and the Allie Kussin Gallery is open to all. The works in this exhibition will be available for purchase via ArtCloud.com after the opening reception; for earlier inquiries, please reach out to Julia@TheUmbrellaArts.org.

Exhibition Dates: April 29 - June 28, 2026

Opening Reception: April 29, 6:00 - 8:00 PM (RSVP requested)

Form and Narrative on Elegantly Embossed Ceramics with Juror and Visiting Artist Lisa Orr: Workshop ($70) - REGISTER HERE | Artist's Talk (Free) - RSVP requested

JUROR: Lisa Orr has been a studio potter for over 40 years. After completing an MFA at the NYSCC Alfred in 1992, she received a Fulbright, an MAAA/NEA and other grants to research ceramics and create films. Her work has been placed in numerous public and private collections. Currently refining an accessible smokeless wood kiln, she also teaches, lectures, and shows nationally and internationally. Orr’s ceramics lushly blend historical, functional roots with organic, fluid forms that embrace gentle asymmetry. Inspired by nature and intuition, her richly textured and colorfully glazed slip-cast surfaces evoke birds on the wing, coral reefs, and blooming flowers, resulting in work that’s vibrant, emotional, and assured.