Summer Street Gallery

Amy Adams   

"My collection “Love Letter”, is an effort to make art more accessible to our blind and low vision community and can be enjoyed by most. The installation encourages you to touch, view with strategic color combinations and find braille in some of the art. While it is free to come view, any piece sold will allow for 40% of the proceeds to be donated to Perkins School for the Blind." -Amy Adams

Amy Adams is a Massachusetts artist who shares her passion with the public by using visual art. Amy has always loved the use of painting with acrylic, to bring items and canvases to life. She believes that each object, canvas or space lives and carries an emotion. She uses that to inspire how she exhibits what she sees. Growing up in a challenging environment allowed her to focus on art as an outlet. This practice has influenced Amy to focus on life and human connection images.

Amy served as Artist in Residence for Natick in 2021. She used art as a channel to connect support groups and people of diverse communities. Amy is also a Franklin Cultural District Committee member and part of the Franklin Artist Association; she has dedicated her time to build a strong sense of community with its members through the use of art. She is constantly learning new skills and mediums to convey messages of hope, acceptance and love while brining awareness to difficult topics. Art is a conversation starter, and we all need to start somewhere. Amy intends to continue using her art to provoke dialogue about our need for uplifting images, connections and acceptance of diversity through the use of color.

All Pieces are available for purchase at any time during the run of the exhibit. Price lists are available for view in the TCAN lobby. Purchased pieces can be picked up at the conclusion of the exhibit. If you are interested in reserving a piece, please contact the Box Office at (508) 647-0097 during regular box office hours.

Hours: The Gallery is open to the general public during box office hours: 12pm-4pm Tuesday through Friday, and 12pm-2pm Saturday. TCAN is closed on Mondays and Sundays except for performances.