Month: May 2022
The Seeds of Russia’s Propaganda Campaign
Why Atheism Reigned The dangerous and deleterious effects of propaganda are hanging heavy on most of us these days, as…
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Catherine Opie, The Land in Which We Live
“On behalf of the Land and everything living on it, new image wars must be waged.” – Lucy Lippard Internationally…
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Remixing Museum Spaces
The Colored Museum, a performance originally written by Tony Award-winner George C. Wolfe, is being revitalized by Boston-based director/dramaturg/educator Pascale…
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Turner’s Modern World Ravishes at the MFA
Exhibition Recasts the Artist as Visionary Historian CHRISTOPHER VOLPE Magnificent with content and gorgeously installed, Turner’s Modern World is not…
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Roberto Visani: Form/Reform
Brattleboro Museum and Art Center • Brattleboro, VT • brattleboromuseum.org • Through June 12, 2022 This prescient, powerful exhibit is…
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Re-Examining Conservation: Questions at the Intersection of the Arts & Sciences
Brown University, Granoff Center for the Creative Arts • Providence, RI • creatureconserve.com • Through June 10, 2022 Like all…
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MacRae Wylde: Truth
Nesto Gallery at Milton Academy • Milton, MA • milton.edu/arts/nesto-gallery • Through June 18, 2022 Outside of Nesto Art Gallery…
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Craig Stockwell: memorials (observed)
Jaffrey Civic Center • Jaffrey, NH • jaffreyciviccenter.com • Through June 4, 2022 When this writer first saw Craig Stockwell’s…
Read moreFrom the Publisher – May 2022
Art New England’s May/June issue highlights museums. It’s a tradition that casts a light on what these places mean to…
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