Locations: May 20-21, 2006: New Work: Site responsive installations at Monmouth Park, Brookline Arts Center and the Church of Our Saviour

The Brookline Arts Center (86 Monmouth Street) is a non-degree school for the visual arts committed to stimulating individual creative expression and appreciation of the visual arts by providing high quality, affordable programming. The Center is a supportive environment where people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities can study, create, and present art. Through educational programs, community outreach and exhibitions, the Brookline Arts Center brings people together and enhances community life.

The Center is located in an historic former fire station. It has provided quality art classes and programming for adults and children since its founding by Brookline residents in 1964. The BAC gallery opened in 2002.

Gallery admission is free. Gallery hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For more information, call 617-566-5715. The programs of the Brookline Arts Center are sponsored in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, the Brookline Commission for the Arts and the Brookline Community Fund. The BAC is a non-profit and wheelchair accessible.

The Church of Our Saviour - Episcopal (25 Monmouth Street) was built in 1868 by the two sons of Amos Lawrence as a memorial to their father. This was one of the early developments in the Cottage Farm and Longwood sections of Brookline. The Chapel and choir room, built in 1893 are attributed to Ralph Adams Cram, and other buildings in the complex, the Parish House (1880, 1913, 1921), Rectory (1886) and Cloister (1914) were added in subsequent years. The Church is a diverse collection of individuals, families, students, of all ages and nationalities and is organized according to the doctrine, discipline, and worship of the Episcopal Church. Many community and arts group use the Parish House on a weekly basis. The Rector of the Church is Michael Corrigan and the Senior Warden of the Vestry is Denise Uliberri.

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