Monson Arts Gallery

The Monson Arts Gallery celebrates the creative heritage of Maine by hosting a wide variety of exhibitions featuring local artists, past and present. Presenting 3 to 4 shows a year, the gallery is a space to explore the artistic works connected to Monson Arts programs including local high schools and Maine colleges as well as featured professional artists like Berenice Abbott and Alan Bray. Additionally, the gallery has featured Monson historical shows and Maine Highland open calls as well as traditional Wabanaki indigenous art. 

We look forward to seeing you visit this vibrant, eclectic show space that celebrates the expressive talents of those drawn to make and create in the Maine North Woods. 

To Gather in Fragments

An exhibition of the Monson Arts High School Visual and Literary Arts Program.

Each student has spent the past year attending Monson Art days twice a month to work on independent projects under the guidance of Alan Bray and Dawn Potter and staff James Pullen and Lydia Spencer.

 

On view May 9 – June 2, 2025 

Opening Reception: Friday May 9th, 2025

5pm – 7pm – Refreshments sponsored by the Monson General Store

 

Hours

Friday, Saturday, Sunday:   12:00pm – 5:00pm

Or By Appointment: Contact gallery@monsonarts.org or 207-997-2070 to schedule a visit.

The Monson Arts Gallery is located at 8 Greenville Rd, Monson ME

Looking for information about the Monson Gallery Store? Call 207-997-3205 to learn more about works by local artists and authors. 

Latest Gallery News at Monson Arts

New Exhibit ‘Art All Around Us’ Opens April 12

New Exhibit ‘Art All Around Us’ Opens April 12

The first exhibit of 2019 at the Monson Arts Gallery celebrates the work of art teachers from community schools in Piscataquis County and the greater region. ‘Art All Around Us’ will be on display until May 9. Gallery hours are Thursday – Sunday, 10-4

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Time and space to create. Monson Arts is a new artists’ residency and arts center in Monson, Maine. Programs include residencies for artists and writers, intensive shorter workshops, and educational partnerships with area secondary schools.

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