Updated July 20
Colby College seeks to engage with Waterville community through upcoming interactive art events
Two of the inaugural class of resident fellows at the Lunder Institute Jose Barrionuevo and Adriane Herman are set to host interactive community art events in the coming weeks.
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Electronic music artist Jose Barrionuevo plays the electric guitar Monday in his laboratory at the Colby Arts Collaborative building at 18 Main St. in Waterville. Rich Abrahamson/Morning Sentinel
WATERVILLE Two interactive events centered around community-engaging art projects are scheduled in the coming weeks, as part of an effort by Colby College and the Lunder Institute to make the arts more accessible.
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A view of Main Street from the first floor exhibition and performance space of the Colby College Arts Collaborative building in downtown Waterville. Michael G. Seamans/Morning Sentinel
WATERVILLE Colby College’s Arts Collaborative in the downtown is nearing the end of construction and will open to students and fellows at the end of the month.
The building at 18 Main St. has been under construction for the last several months. While the space will host student groups in coming weeks, pandemic concerns have limited the college to a soft opening, with an official opening scheduled for the fall.
The two buildings at the location have been connected, and while the renovation kept much of the historic brick exterior of the joined buildings, the inside has been completely reimagined.
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