The Worcester Creative Landscape: A Panel Conversation

About this event

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The Worcester Creative Landscape: A Panel Conversation

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Presented by the Cantor Art Gallery and El Salón

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Panel to feature Fabian Barracks ( Worcester Cultural Coalition ), Matthew Burgos ( Worcester Artist Group ), Alice Dillon ( ArtsWorcester ), Ben Sloat ( Clark MFA in Visual Arts ), Eric Sutman ( Technocopia ), and Chanel Thervil ( Worcester Art Museum )

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Nov 17, 2026 7:00 p.m.

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Price

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Free General Admission

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Venue

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Alden Trust Performance Studio 3rd Floor, Prior Performing Arts Center

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Parking

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Free parking, registration required. CLICK HERE to pre-register for visitor parking.

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The Cantor Art Gallery and El Salón invite artists, organizers, and creative workers – from the college and the community – to an evening panel conversation. The panel will explore strategies around mapping resources, building collaborations, and navigating the local creative landscape. The conversation will also address how emerging artists and students can find their footing in the local creative scene.

The invited panelists will be sharing their experiences and holding space for community questions and ideas for future opportunities.

This panel is the final in a series of programs associated with the summer 2026 exhibition, La Machina de los Sueños , co-curated by John Vo and Vanessa Calixto of El Salón.

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