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Technicolor Familiar encapsulates the current iteration of McDonnell's personal art practice. The name was adopted in 2018 to reflect the evolution taking place in her artwork; "technicolor" for highly saturated palettes, and "familiar" for creatures connected to magic and the occult. Anachronistic in style and symbolism, Technicolor Familiar exists somewhere between surrealism, pop art, medieval altarpieces, and Western esotericism. This new body of work draws inspiration from the (un)natural world, astrology, alchemy, dreams and the subconscious.

Emma K. McDonnell has been a practicing illustrator for nearly a decade, providing original artwork for theatre companies up and down the East Coast, including Pig Pen Theatre Co., Third Rail Projects LLC, and HCC's very own Arts Collective. As a fine art illustrator, McDonnell primarily works with traditional media, combining bold colors and delicate mark-making to generate small-scale, intimate illustrations. She received an AA in Studio Art from HCC and a BFA in Illustration from the Art Institute of Boston, and had been applying her formal visual art education to creative jobs in the performing arts ever since.

You can find Emma’s artwork on her website: ekmcdonnell.com or follow her on Facebook and Instagram: @technicolorfamiliar

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Arts Collective's 25th Anniversary Celebration: Today's The Day!
 

Location: HCC's Horowitz Center Studio Theatre 

Howard Community College’s Arts Collective celebrates its 25th Season with a fabulously elegant, surprising, and magically nostalgic event stacked with live performances, video clips, and so much more!

All Tickets: $25 -- The price of the ticket includes tasty treats and a toast on Arts Collective in honor of your support over the past quarter century!
Recommended for ages 12 and up.

Learn more about Arts Collective's 25th Anniversary Celebration

Box Office

Ticket Information

Purchase tickets by phone or in person
Ticket may be purchased during normal operating hours. All sales are final. The Horowitz Center Box office does not issue refunds. All patrons, regardless of age, must have a ticket.

Print-at-Home & Mobile Tickets 
We have an exciting new option for ticket sales. Instead of getting a physical (hard) ticket from the Horowitz Center Box Office, patrons can now print tickets at home minutes after making your purchase. 

Accessible seating is reserved primarily for patrons with disabilities and their guests. For performances in the Monteabaro Recital Hall, accessible seating is on floor level. Please note that while these seats are designated as accessible seating, all seats in the theatre are available to all patrons for purchase. For personal assistance selecting accessible seats or for more information about accessibility for a person with a disability, please contact the Horowitz Center Box Office at 443-518-1500 ext. 0
Tuesday through Friday from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

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Box Office Operating Hours
Tuesday through Friday from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and 90 minutes prior to all Horowitz Center ticketed events. 
(p) 443-518-1500

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While not experiencing the Holocaust firsthand, children of survivors are nonetheless profoundly affected by it.

The seven artists in this exhibit are children of Holocaust survivors. They are individual voices of the Second Generation. These artists work from/against/with the impact of a family history they know or sense from their interactions with surviving family members. The subject matter of their work, the materials they use, and the themes they address reflect the intense nature of their family history. In some of the work, it is clear what informs the artistic process; while in other works, the connection is more subtle. It can be how paint is applied, or absences reflected, or even the scale of the pieces. These artists express a belief in art, and through art have found their individual voices and visions in relation to the Holocaust.

All of the art, in some way, has been affected by an “inherited” history permanently interwoven through the lives and works of these artists.

The gallery is free open to the public from 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. daily

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED

Technicolor Familiar encapsulates the current iteration of McDonnell's personal art practice. The name was adopted in 2018 to reflect the evolution taking place in her artwork; "technicolor" for highly saturated palettes, and "familiar" for creatures connected to magic and the occult. Anachronistic in style and symbolism, Technicolor Familiar exists somewhere between surrealism, pop art, medieval altarpieces, and Western esotericism. This new body of work draws inspiration from the (un)natural world, astrology, alchemy, dreams and the subconscious.

Emma K. McDonnell has been a practicing illustrator for nearly a decade, providing original artwork for theatre companies up and down the East Coast, including Pig Pen Theatre Co., Third Rail Projects LLC, and HCC's very own Arts Collective. As a fine art illustrator, McDonnell primarily works with traditional media, combining bold colors and delicate mark-making to generate small-scale, intimate illustrations. She received an AA in Studio Art from HCC and a BFA in Illustration from the Art Institute of Boston, and had been applying her formal visual art education to creative jobs in the performing arts ever since.

You can find Emma’s artwork on her website: ekmcdonnell.com or follow her on Facebook and Instagram: @technicolorfamiliar

A faculty member from the Cardiovascular Technology Program will present an overview of the program offered here at Howard Community College, including admission requirements. Information sessions are open to the public, are free of charge and will last approximately an hour or until all questions are answered. To register to attend, click on the link below.

Please Note: This is an online information session: A link will be emailed to you one week prior to our event with meeting access instructions. If you do not get an email by April 14, 2020, please reach out to virtualadvising@howardcc.edu.

The clinical coordinator for the Dental Hygiene Program will present an overview of the program offered here at Howard Community College, including admission requirements. Information sessions are open to the public, are free of charge and will last approximately an hour or until all questions are answered. To register to attend, click on the link below.

Please Note: This is an online information session: A link will be emailed to you one week prior to our event with meeting access instructions. If you do not get an email by April 15, 2020, please reach out to virtualadvising@howardcc.edu.

The director of the Physical Therapist Assistant Program, Ken Crivelli, will present an overview of the program offered here at Howard Community College, including admission requirements. Information sessions are open to the public, are free of charge and will last approximately an hour or until all questions are answered. To register to attend, click on the link below.

Please Note: This is an online information session: A link will be emailed to you one week prior to our event with meeting access instructions. If you do not get an email by April 16, 2020, please reach out to virtualadvising@howardcc.edu.