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Current and Upcoming Exhibitions + Appearances

“RE•CLAIM” A Solo Show by Alana Garrigues at Grassroots Gallery in the New Dawn Arts Center (84 Main Street, Ashburnham, MA). Show runs October 1 – November 30. Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Saturday: 9 am-6 pm and Sunday: 10am – 2pm.

“Voice of the Moon” poetry anthology by Waterpenny Press, includes my poem, “Let Us Meet Upon Midday.” Release date: October 17. Purchase available directly through Waterpenny Press at link above.

“Flora and Fauna” Juried Show (on display: “In Bursts and Fragments”) October 24 – December 14, The Mary Cosgrove Gallery at Worcester State (in the Ghosh Science and Technology Center: 486 Chandler Street, Worcester MA). Open Wed-Fri 11am – 5pm, Sat 1pm – 5pm or by appointment. Opening Reception Oct. 24, 4-7pm.

“The Mother Cycle”: A 6,000 Circles project and installation: a collaborative project of the Women’s Caucus for Art, Massachusetts Chapter, with the National WCA, The Calling, and artists and organizations from around the world; project began with an art creation circle in March 2024, and is traveling throughout Massachusetts as an installation from April-November

Looking Ahead

“Small Works 2024” a members’ exhibition (on display and available for sale: “The Time to Plant a Tree is Always Now”) at ArtsWorcester (44 Portland Street, Worcester, MA), November 14 – December 15, 2024. All members’ artwork max 10x10x10 inches, priced for holiday gifting and collecting. Gallery Hours: Thursday-Sunday 12-5 pm. Opening Reception November 15, 6-9 pm.

Fall 2025: Material Needs Grant Recipient group exhibit at ArtsWorcester

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hello love!

Welcome to my little corner of the world.

My name is Alana Garrigues.

I’m an intuitive artist, lover of land and trees, mama of nearly-grown identical twins, and strong believer in multidisciplinary magic. Home is in the deciduous wonderland of Massachusetts these days, though I am forever a cedar-loving Oregonian at heart.

Art and writing have healed, shifted, and transformed me in more ways than I can express, and I love to share the beauty of creative process with others.

As I engage in the process of building out a shop and space for us to commune ever more deeply, I invite you to explore the portals that already exist through current exhibitions, on my website, through my newsletter, and via social media.

I also welcome you to reach out via email at alana@ofloveandlight.org. I’m often open to commissions and collaborations, and am happy to talk on phone or video call by appointment.