Contemporary Art and Culture Magazine
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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Through February 9: Desire Lines featuring the artwork of Alex Callender, Nandini Chirimar, Tara Geer, Maggie Nowinski, Dana Piazza, James Siena; Susan Mikula: Island. Ongoing: Adrienne Elise Tarver: Roots, Water, Air; The Noise of Us, featuring the artwork of Felipe Baeza, Ori Gersht, Simonette Quamina, and Maika’i Tubbs, and Vanessa Compton: A Night at the Garden. Opening February 14: 2025 Vermont Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. February 15–23: Explore the wild, wonderful, Artful Ice Shanties outdoor exhibit in connection with Retreat Farm. Admission is pay-as-you-wish.
Read moreJanuary 3–28: AWAKE—An Exhibition of Mindfulness & Presence in Art. Opening reception: Friday, January 3, 6–8 p.m. Curated by Jack Energy. February 6–28: Paint, Cut, Fold, Stitch. Opening reception: Sunday, February 9, 3–5 p.m. Closing event: Sunday, February 23, 3–5 p.m. Curated by Diane Novetsky, this show explores the ideas and creative process of four abstract artists—Denise Bergman, Yildiz Grodowski, Novetsky and On Kyeong Seong—all are expressive colorists who have
thoughtfully invented ways of reinvigorating modern abstraction.
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…
Read moreRates: 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,…
Read moreJanuary 2–February 2, Main, Center and Project Spaces galleries: Phyllis Famiglietti and Debra Samdperil: We Are Not the Stories We Tell Ourselves: Intersecting Thoughts—Parallel Play. Opening reception: Friday January 3, 5–8 p.m. February 5–March 2, Main and Center galleries: Cree Bruins in collaboration with Martin and Erik Demaine: (In)Secure. Project Space Gallery: Brian Littlefield: Again. Opening reception: Friday, February 7, 5–8 p.m.
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Opening January 17: The Griffin Museum opens with Nuclear Family. Stories from eight LGBTQIA+ photographers in a process of self-discovery while looking at their family and community, both chosen and blood. Artists include Mengwen Cao, Jess Dugan, Yorgos Eftyhmiadis, Matthew Finley, Kevin Moore, Laurence Philomene, Matthew Liefheit and Ann Vetter.
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The Gallery’s encyclopedic holdings range from ancient times to the present day and represent cultures from around the globe. Through January 5: The Dance of Life: Figure and Imagination in American Art, 1876–1917. Opening February 21: David Goldblatt: No Ulterior Motive. Free and open to the public.
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Fine art & contemporary American craft. January 3–February 6: Oil paintings by Juan Jr. Ramirez and Don Demers; furniture by Peter Doubleday. February 7–March 6: Gold and silver jewelry designs by Ed Levin, Jeff Gray and Ann D. Kearney; barnboard sculpture by John Long; oil paintings by Jocelyn Sandor Urban.
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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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January 30–February 22, Joseloff Gallery: The 2025 Alexander A. Goldfarb Juried Student Exhibition invites University of Hartford students to submit their best works to be selected for exhibition by invited juror Chenoa Baker. Of the works chosen, two receive Purchase Prizes and enter the Goldfarb Memorial Collection. Opening reception and awards: Thursday, January 30, 5–7 p.m. January 13–31, Silpe Gallery: The annual Connecticut Scholastic Art Awards Exhibition recognizes the best student artwork from public, parochial, and private schools throughout Connecticut.
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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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Ongoing: Some American Stories is the newly installed thematic presentation of works from Colby’s collection in the museum’s Lunder Wing that leads visitors on a journey from before the founding of the United States to the present day. Galleries represent a different topic within the broader narrative of American art and history, reflecting a great diversity of experiences.
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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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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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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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Through February 16: AEROSOL: Boston’s Graffiti DNA, its Origin and Evolution explores graffiti’s journey from vandalism to acknowledged art form. Curated by Jennifer Mancuso, AEROSOL follows the path of a group of kids, now grown, who got their start as graffiti writers racking paint and bombing the city’s abandoned buildings.
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