Out and About in New England
On December 6, 2024, in Boston, MA, at the opening reception for AEROSOL: Boston’s Graffiti DNA, its Origin and Evolution…
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Month: January 2025
MAN RISING
The journey of an artist’s pièce de résistance and the patron who made it happen “A modern-day Picasso! Or a…
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Cynthia Curtis
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—I took the one less traveled by,And that has made all the difference.—…
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Democracy of the Land, Inc., FLAGrancy
Montserrat College of Art, Beverly, MA • montserrat.edu • Through March 5, 2025 Climate activist Jay Critchley, who makes his…
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The Art Center
The Art Center, Dover, NH • theartcenterdover.com • Ongoing The Art Center, nestled in a mill building at the heart…
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Kate Hargrave: The Journal
Elizabeth Moss Galleries, Portland, ME • elizabethmossgalleries.com • January 10–March 8, 2025 In a statement about her work on her…
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AEROSOL: Boston’s Graffiti DNA, its Origin & Evolution
ShowUp Gallery, Boston, MA • showupinc.org • Through February 16, 2025 There’s nothing more sacred than when a group of…
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RESIDENCIES
Focus on Summer Residencies + Workshops At their core, residencies present an extraordinary opportunity for study, self-reflection and, in many…
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Own a beloved art gallery with 28+ years of history! Long River Gallery features fine art and crafts from 70+…
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Newport Mansions
Through January 12: Wild Imagination: Art and Animals in the Gilded Age. During the Gilded Age (1865–1914), Americans’ relationship with animals transformed in lasting ways. Wild Imagination explores how this exciting, tumultuous era shaped our modern attitudes towards animals, from pampered pups to wondrous sea creatures. A broad range of artworks, photographs, scientific specimens, and other objects reflect vital period developments including the dawn of the animal rights movement, the surge in pet keeping, the popularization of natural history pursuits like birdwatching, and the golden era of zoos and circuses. They also reveal the stories and experiences of individual creatures who continue to capture our imagination.
Read moreFrom the Publisher – January 2025
Dear 2025… I have always been one to get lost in words. Read, written, sung or spoken—words are my salvation….
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Gallery Sitka
Through January 15: Gallery Sitka will host work by local Newport artist Jerrell Angell. Opening February 8: A group show featuring work by Barbara Groh, Kate Huntington, Marston Clough, and Rux Darie. Reception: Saturday, February 8, 2–4 p.m. This opening will also feature jewelry by New York City designer Laurenti New York.
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Addison Gallery of American Art
Through its world-class collection and ongoing query What is America?, the Addison seeks to engage with the history of American art and American experience—past, present, and future. Winter exhibitions: Opening March 15: June Leaf: Shooting from the Heart. Opening February 2: Highlights from the Addison’s collection. Free and open to the public.
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Armenian Museum of America
Ongoing: Filtered Identity: The Art of Tigran Tsitoghdzyan. Tigran is a New York-based artist whose photo-realistic paintings merge an interest in classical and modern art with an emphasis on his own experiences as a father and an immigrant. He has exhibited widely including Art Basel Miami, Cube Art Fair in Times Square, and globally in cities such as Dubai, Singapore, Zurich, and Brussels.
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Danforth Art School at Framingham State University
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.
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Bates College Museum of Art
Ongoing: Across Common Grounds: Contemporary Art Outside the Center. Drawing upon diverse styles and media from traditional craftwork to digital art, this exhibition features works by over twenty artists living across America that expand, deepen, and challenge how we cultivate and connect to land, culture, art, and one another in rural places.
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Three Stones Gallery
September 11–October 20: Edge of Dreams. Patricia Ganek’s paintings radiate with an impasto style. Natasha Dikareva’s surreal sculptures are conduits to contemplation. Lyca Blume’s paintings, inspired by kintsugi (mending with gold), evoke healing the psyche through dreams. Reception: Saturday, September 21, 6–8 p.m. Opening: October 23: Belle Terre. Jonathan MacAdam’s paintings capture the tranquility of New England landscapes. Jennifer Johnston’s abstract photographs highlight elements that shape the land. Colleen Pearce’s paintings interpret geological formations and plants. Reception: Saturday, November 2, 6–8 p.m.
Read moreArt Now Management
Consultant with over 25 years of Art World Experience: an MBA in Marketing from NYU, a former gallery owner, a…
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Montserrat College of Art
23 Essex Street, Beverly, MA 01915(978) 921-4242communications@montserrat.edumontserrat.edu Montserrat is an independent college of visual art, design, and art education offering…
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Watermark Press Printmaking Studio
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.
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College of Visual and Performing Arts University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
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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Concord Art
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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Mattatuck Museum
The museum showcases American art and cultural history through its collection of over 15,000 objects, provides access to a research library and archives, hosts lectures, workshops, and community events, and offers spaces for corporate, wedding, and holiday rentals. Through January 5: Poskas, Father and Son. Through January 12: Federico Uribe’s Menagerie. Ongoing: O’Keeffe in Conversation. Opening January 12: Mixmaster 2025: Juried Members’ Exhibition. Opening January 19: Gordon Parks, Homeward to the Prairie I Come. Opening celebrations: Sunday, January 19.
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Fuller Craft Museum
Fuller Craft Museum455 Oak StreetBrockton, MA 02301(508) 588-6000dweatherly@fullercraft.orgfullercraft.org/classes Find the Maker in you at Fuller Craft Museum! The Museum offers…
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The Current
Opening January 16: Timothy Curtis: Two Hundred Years of Painting. Curtis will explore the relationships between Pennsylvania Dutch Stoneware of the 1860s in Philadelphia, 1960s graffiti writing in the same area, and his own artwork, highlighting the thread of influence in one region over 200 years. View original stoneware and new paintings by Curtis, along with a special area dedicated to celebrating the lives and work of 1960s African American Philadelphia graffiti writers.
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North Bennet Street School
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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Haystack Mountain School of Crafts
May through September offering one- and two-week studio workshops with all levels welcome in blacksmithing, ceramics, fiber, glass, graphics, metals, wood, writing, and more. Scholarships available. Applications open January 2023.
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