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Meet
the Staff
President:
Patricia
White
Vice
President:
Joy Horstmann
Treasurer:
Eric Strand
Secretary:
Linda
Solomon
Executive Director:
Wendy Bidstrup
Exhibition Committee:
| Patty
White - Chair |
Veronique Bale |
| Judy
Carver |
Virginia Barry |
| Elizabeth
Howland |
Caryn Koffman |
| Lissa
Magauran |
Marilyn Mazer |
| Sarah
Miquelle |
Mary Ross |
| Posey See |
Alice Shire |
| Diana
Taft-Piehler |
Lisa Whitney |
Email
Contact:
Wendy Bidstrup Exec. Dir.
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The Marion Art Center has been serving the community
for over 40 years. The art center is comprised of two galleries, a small, intimate
theatre, and a studio.
During Marion's
"Gilded Age" many famous writers and artists came to the area to share ideas and
each others' company. Richard Watson Guilder, Henry James, Charles Dana Gibson,
Augustus Saint Gaudens, Sanford White, Ethyl, John and Lionel Barrymore, Richard Harding
Davis and his wife Cecil Clark were some of this talented people who enjoyed the ambiance
of Marion and the waters of Sippican Harbor. The same spirit of creativity is alive
and well on the corner of Main and Pleasant Streets. The permanent collection of
portraits by Cecil Clark Davis ( American painter 1877 - 1955) are displayed on the
theatre walls.
Board of Directors
Follow this link for a complete list
of Directors
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The Center offers a full
schedule of
classes in art, music, dance, and theatre arts year round to both
children and adults. Private lessons in piano, violin, flute, voice and recorder
are available by appointment.
Artcamp
is a
program for younger children offered during the summer, and regularly draws 90 - 100
children. The Center staff consists of six music teachers, five art teachers, two
dance teachers, two theatre arts teachers and various specialists who give workshops
throughout the year. All faculty members are professionals in their fields Financial
assistance is available to special needs students.
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General Information
Postal Address:
P.O. Box 602
80 Pleasant St.
Marion, Ma. 02738
Telephone:
508-748-1266
FAX:
508-748-2759
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The Marion Art Center also offers both children and adults a
variety of dance, music and theatre classes taught by a professional staff. High
school seniors considering majoring in the fine arts, theatre or music, the Center offers
scholarships to talented individuals entering their freshman year. |