The Ely Center of Contemporary Art presents Sunday Critique — a time for creatives to come forward and share their artworks with other participating artists for feedback and inspiration alike.

Sunday Critique will be held virtually on Zoom each Sunday at 3 pm, and will be lead by an artist from the community on a specific topic or medium that they excel within. This week, Sarah Schneiderman will lead critique.

For details on how to join, click here.

This week (5/27), join multidisciplinary artist Neil Daigle Orians in his studio space.

Debuting on the Ely Center of Contemporary Art Instagram and Facebook on Wednesdays at 4 pm, ECOCA offers the platform for creatives to show their studio spaces and speak about current projects.

The Ely Center of Contemporary Art presents Sunday Critique — a time for creatives to come forward and share their artworks with other participating artists for feedback and inspiration alike.

Sunday Critique will be held virtually on Zoom each Sunday at 3 pm, and will be lead by an artist from the community on a specific topic or medium that they excel within. This week, Provincetown artist Laura Shabott will lead critique.

For details on how to join, click here.

Every Thursday from 5 - 6 pm

May 21 - Your Pet Here

The Ely Center of Contemporary Art presents ECOCA Happy Hour — a time to bond with other members of the community while enjoying alcoholic & non-alcoholic brews alike! Each Thursday from 5 - 6 pm, ECOCA will be hosting a themed happy hour over the Zoom platform, complete with recipes for beverages to make at home; this week’s theme is Your Pet Here, so feel free to bring your furry, feathered, slimy & scaly friends onto Zoom!

Details for joining the Zoom group will be posted here.

This week 5/20), we will be joining New York artist & creator of the USPS Art Project Christina Massey in her studio space.

Debuting on the Ely Center of Contemporary Art Instagram and Facebook on Wednesdays at 4 pm, ECOCA offers the platform for creatives to show their studio spaces and speak about current projects.

The Ely Center of Contemporary Art presents Sunday Critique — a time for creatives to come forward and share their artworks with other participating artists for feedback and inspiration alike.

Sunday Critique will be held virtually on Zoom each Sunday at 3 pm, and will be lead by an artist from the community on a specific topic or medium that they excel within. This week, writer Mindi Englart will lead a writing-based critique.

For details on how to join, click here.

Every Thursday from 5 - 6 pm

May 14 - Pictionary

The Ely Center of Contemporary Art presents ECOCA Happy Hour — a time to bond with other members of the community while enjoying alcoholic & non-alcoholic brews alike! Each Thursday from 5 - 6 pm, ECOCA will be hosting a themed happy hour over the Zoom platform, complete with recipes for beverages to make at home; this week’s theme is Pictionary, so join us for a game of pictionary and beverages aplenty on Zoom!

Details for joining the Zoom group will be posted here.

This week (5/13), join Vermont artist Austin Furtak-Cole in his studio, and learn about what his current projects.

Debuting on the Ely Center of Contemporary Art Instagram and Facebook on Wednesdays at 4 pm, ECOCA offers the platform for creatives to show their studio spaces and speak about current projects.

Every Thursday from 5 - 6 pm

May 7 - Powerful Women

The Ely Center of Contemporary Art presents ECOCA Happy Hour — a time to bond with other members of the community while enjoying alcoholic & non-alcoholic brews alike! Each Thursday from 5 - 6 pm, ECOCA will be hosting a themed happy hour over the Zoom platform, complete with recipes for beverages to make at home; this week’s theme is Powerful Women, so join us as we show gratitude for all of the impactful women in our lives!

Details for joining the Zoom group will be posted here.

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Artwork detail: Leila Daw, Never to Arrive, 2018

The Ely Center of Contemporary Art presents Sunday Critique — a time for creatives to come forward and share their artworks with other participating artists for feedback and inspiration alike.

Sunday Critique will be held virtually on Zoom each Sunday at 3 pm, and will be lead by an artist from the community on a specific topic or medium that they excel within. This week, multimedia and performance artist Allison Hornak will lead the critique.

For details on how to join, click here.