Contemporary Art and Culture Magazine
Home of American Illustration, featuring new exhibitions: Between Worlds: The Art & Design of Leo Leonni, a first-ever U.S. retrospective on the illustrator (Frederick, Cornelius, Pezzettino +) and graphic designer; and Mystery & Wonder: Highlights from the Illustration Collection. Plus Rockwell’s 323 Post Covers. New guided gallery tours by reservation. Museum Store (and online store). Save with online tickets.
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Through April 9: Sneha Shrestha: Ritual and Devotion. Nepali-born, Boston-based painter Shrestha interprets acts of ritual and devotion and what they can come to mean through themes of home, identity, and legacy.
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The Danforth Art School provides exceptional visual art classes and workshops to all ages. Our diverse faculty pool allows students to study painting, drawing, and other media with instructors from many backgrounds and perspectives.
Read moreThrough March 4: Exploding Native Inevitable, an exhibition of contemporary Indigenous art from a land we now call America. Through March 4: Brad Kahlhamer: Nomadic Studio, Maine Camp, an exhibition of many sketchbooks, accompanied by a selection of related paintings and prints. Opening April 8: Senior Thesis Exhibition 2024, work selected from thesis projects of graduating seniors majoring in Studio Art. Opening April 8: Neue Slowenische Kunst | Monumental Spectacular, an exhibition of prints and multi-media by this Slovenian art collective.
Read moreDive In, Rise Up Sometimes the greatest act of rebellion is to speak the truth. — Alexei Navalny Or paint…
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Through March 17: Faith Ringgold: Freedom to Say What I Please—Deeply personal, celebratory of African American culture, and rooted in political activism, explore the art and storytelling of Faith Ringgold. Opening April 6: New Terrain: 21st-Century Landscape Photography—Discover how artists are using different photographic processes to explore the idea of landscape.
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March 7–April 26: RISE: Trees; Our Botanical Giants features twenty artists paying homage to the “tree” in the creative process. Artists salute to their relationship with wood materials reclaimed or formally crafted and in doing so push the conversation between man-made and nature into one of collaborative celebration. Discussion: Thursday, April 18, 5 p.m. with Shelby Perry, Wildlands Ecologist with Northeast Wilderness Trust. Free and open to the public.
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This spring ECOCA’s gallery will be filled with works that touch upon the many aspects of the environment and climate change. The Spring Heat exhibitions include solo shows by Sariah Park, Hanlyn Davies, and group exhibitions from Yvonne Short & Rebecca West, Thinking about Water, Water Women, Nua Collective and more. Opening reception: Sunday, April 14, 1–3 p.m.
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24 Dow St., Pepperell, MA
(978) 868-6976
TamGonda@gmail.com
TamaraGonda.com
Instagram @TamaraGonda.art
Harpswell, ME
(508) 542-2115
joannetarlin@gmail.com
joannetarlin.com
The Arts Umbrella Studio 30340 Stow St., Concord, MA(203) 209-0115jillgoldman-callahanstudio.com
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A contemporary art gallery with up to three floors of exhibition space, hosting new exhibitions every fall, winter/spring, and summer, on Burlington’s iconic Church Street Marketplace. Opening February 9: Here Now: Art and Migration, international and regional artists whose work explores concepts of borders, movement, and migration across local urban centers and global geographies; Margaret Jacobs: Kinship, steel sculptures and finely crafted jewelry, exploring the tensions and harmonies between the man-made and natural worlds. Free and open to the public.
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(978) 852-3828margismithartworks@gmail.commargismithartworks.com
Read moreThrough March 22: Range of Motion, Landscapes by Charles W. Goolsby. Goolsby’s landscape imagery builds on 19th century American landscape painting traditions and implies a sense of contemporary issues. April 1–19: Paper Trails: Selections from the RIC Print Trade. Since 2005, students and faculty of the Rhode Island College Printmaking Department have taken part in a print exchange. Selections curated by Sam Nehila.
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(845) 701-1135
elise@elisefreda.com
elisefreda.com
88 Hatch Street Studios, #211
New Bedford, MA 02740
508-207-3340
loribradley@comcast.net
hatchstreetstudios.com
Through March 24: Contained and Unbound: Vessel paintings by Judy Bramhall; pastels by Cindy Crimmin; photographs of Norway by Ellen Harasimowicz. March 27–May 5: Chiaroscuro: Coastal watercolors by Jillian Demeri; mixed media portraiture by Cynthia Brody; acrylic landscapes and florals by Avery Schuster Bramhall. New works by represented artists. Reception: Saturday, April 6, 6–8 p.m.
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The Currier Museum features paintings, sculpture, decorative arts, and photographs, including works by Monet, Picasso, O’Keeffe, Hopper, and Wyeth. The museum also owns two Frank Lloyd Wright designed homes available to view by tour (tour season runs April through December yearly). Through March 31: Toward the New: A Journey into Abstraction. Through May 27: Kara Walker: Harper’s Pictorial History of the Civil War (Annotated). Opening March 7: I live a journey of a thousand years: Raphaël Barontini. Opening April 12: Filippo de Pisis and Robert Mapplethorpe: A Distant Conversation.
Read moreBancroft Gallery, April 4–May 18: Out of Darkness, a national show juried by Marjorie Kaye, founder and director emeritus, Galatea Fine Art. Opening reception: Thursday, April 4, 6 p.m. Opening May 30: Young Black Woman | Old White Man, curated by James Burke featuring works by James Burke and Devyn Case. Opening reception: Thursday, May 30, 6 p.m.
Read moreThrough April 25: Class of 2009 Alumni Exhibit. Artists: David Bruce ’09, Sarah Diamond ’09, Dougan Khim ’09, Jasmine Reid ’09. Opening reception: Thursday, April 25, 5:30–7 p.m. This exhibit features four graduate artists who have continued to make paintings professionally, showing work from the classical, post-modern, and contemporary traditions.
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Paintings with more than one side
46 Willowdale Rd., Groton, MA
(978) 604-8043
studio@calebbrown.art
calebbrown.art
Boston Portrait Artist
271 Western Ave., #112, Lynn, MA
(978) 744-6918
bobbie@bobbiebush.com
BostonPortraitArtist.com
Specializing in commissioned portrait paintings of your loved ones
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23 Essex Street, Beverly, MA 01915(978) 921-4242communications@montserrat.edumontserrat.edu Montserrat College of Art is a private college of art, design, and visual…
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Fresh Paint Artists
Cultural Center of Cape Cod Studios
307 Old Main St.
S. Yarmouth, MA
(508) 294-9946
clairemarcus@yahoo.com
clairemarcus.com
freshpaintartists.com
A premier fine art studio specializing in chemical-free processes custom tailored to your printmaking interests. Etching press: mono-type, intaglio, drypoint, carborundum, solar plate, pronto plates; Vandercook: relief, mono-type and polymer letterpress. Private lessons, flexible schedules, and free press time.
Read moreOffering conservation and installation services, consulting and design, art show curating, custom framing and artist consulting. We transform spaces through…
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285 Old Westport RoadDartmouth, MA 02747T: (508) 999-9295F: (508) 999-9126E: cvpainfo@umassd.eduumassd.edu/cvpa CVPA, The College of Visual and Performing Arts, is…
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Expressive Landscapes
Cape Elizabeth, ME and Boston, MA
(617) 794-6497
marcia.crumley@gmail.com
@marciacrumleyart
marciacrumleyart.com
Rates: One (1) insertion: $2.75 per word; two (2) to three (3) insertions: $2.50 per word; four (4) to six…
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Contact: lisapohl@concordart.org37 Lexington Rd.,Concord, MA 01742(978) 369-2578concordart.org From accomplished artists to those just beginning or seeking to try something new,…
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Nestled in the heart of White River Junction, Long River Gallery features the art and craft of over eighty local artists from Vermont and New Hampshire. Through May 1: Artist Prue Merton displays her work from a selection of collages of decorated papers that suggest surprising perspectives using color and pattern. Opening reception: Friday, March 1, 5–7 p.m.
Read moreCritique/Mentoring sessions available. Constructive, tangible feedback and support for artists working in any medium. Call Robert Siegelman at (617) 524-7737, or robert.siegelman@gmail.com.
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10 Meetinghouse Road, P.O. Box 756Truro, MA 02666(508) 349-7511info@castlehill.orgcastlehill.org Truro Center for the Arts offers events and programming in art,…
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Elevate your art, or explore an entirely new discipline. NBSS offers intensive, hands-on training and an inspiring community. Beginner through advanced classes in bookbinding, jewelry making, furniture making, carpentry, and musical instruments. Located in Boston’s historic North End.
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