The Fine Arts Center bustles with activity throughout the academic year and is the home of multiple theatre, dance, and music productions, as well as on-going revolving exhibits in The Carney Gallery.
Visionaries
As Regis College begins its yearlong Centennial celebrations this fall and welcomes President Robin L. Cautin, PhD, at her inauguration on September 24, 2026, the Regis community is invited to a special art exhibition, Visionaries, hosted at the Regis College Fine Arts Center.
The exhibition is made possible through the vision of Regis alumna Jane (Van Dyke) Deering '68, owner of Jane (Van Dyke) Deering Gallery, and features six accomplished artists in painting, photography, and ceramics for one evening celebrating art and this milestone in Regis’ history.
The exhibiting artists include:
- Paige Farrell, a ceramicist and writer working at the intersection of clay and language
- Adin Murray, a Cape Ann painter and draftsman represented by the Jane (Van Dyke) Deering Gallery
- Christopher Pullman, AIGA Medalist and former VP of Design at WGBH, now devoted to painting
- Esther Pullman, whose photography grew out of a formal design education and a chance mentorship with Walker Evans
- Astrid Reischwitz, a chemist-turned-photographer whose monograph Spin Club Stories has drawn international recognition
- Juni Van Dyke, painter working in gesture and color, represented nationally by Room&Board
Thanks to (Van Dyke) Deering’s generosity, 40% of proceeds from the exhibition will support student scholarships through the Let It Shine Centennial Gala on October 28, helping open doors to a Regis education for the next generation of students.
We hope you’ll join us for this special exhibition as we celebrate 100 years of Regis and look ahead to the next century.
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on: