THE BARN DOOR GALLERY
AT 33 HAWLEY
Stewarded by the Northampton Center for the Arts (NCFA), the Barn Door Gallery supports our mission to foster community connections through the arts, and is a dedicated venue for evolving, transformative dialogue between artists and audiences.
OPEN HOURS:
12 pm - 7 pm - Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday
Closed - Sunday, Monday & Tuesday
The Barn Door Gallery is ADA compliant and admission is free.
Additional information can be found on our FAQ document.
THE SPLIT LEVEL GALLERY AT 33 HAWLEY
Stewarded by the Northampton Center for the Arts (NCFA) and A.P.E . (Available Potential Enterprises, Ltd.) the curation of this gallery is shared by both building partner organizations and supports our mission to foster collaboration and community connections through the arts.
CURRENT EXHIBITS:
OCTOBER SPLIT LEVEL GALLERY 2026
Common Ground
MHC Art Studio Department Seniors' Show Curated by Lisa Iglesias
October - October
Opening Reception on Arts Night Out
Common Ground brings together the work of senior artists from Mount Holyoke College, whose varied practices reflect a shared period of exploration, experimentation, and discovery. Working across diverse media, perspectives, and approaches, these artists arrive at the exhibition from different places and find themselves, for a moment, in the same place. The artists' works emerge from a shared community and environment while revealing distinctly individual ways of seeing, questioning, making, and responding to the world. Across the exhibition, points of connection emerge through the possibilities of conversation: between materials and ideas, personal experience and collective experience, the familiar and the unexpected. Presented in the fall, a season of transformation in the landscape of New England, the exhibition marks a significant moment of transition for these artists. As they approach the threshold between undergraduate study and what comes next, Common Ground offers an opportunity to pause, gather, and consider where they have been and where their practices might lead them.
Exhibiting Seniors:
Coming Soon!