10 Emerging Artists 2025
Art New England’s Annual Highlight of Ten Exceptional Emerging Voices The Emerging Artist feature is one of Art New England’s most…
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Month: March 2025
Andy Goldsworthy’s “Road Line”: An Interview
In early September 2024, world-renowned artist Andy Goldsworthy returned to College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor, Maine, to complete…
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Michael Beatty: Fabrications
Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Art Gallery, College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, MA • holycross.edu • Through April 1,…
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Four Related Visions: David M. Carroll, Laurette Carroll,Sean Carroll, Riana Frost
Two Villages Art Society, Hopkinton, NH • twovillagesart.org • Through April 19, 2025 It is rare for an artist well-known…
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From Haiti to Vermont
South Burlington Library, Burlington, VT • southburlingtonlibrary.org • Through April 2025 Most artists are motivated by an inner drive to…
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Blanche Lazzell: Becoming an American Modernist
Changing Art Gallery, Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT • brucemuseum.org • Through April 27, 2025 Fauvism, Cubism and Abstract Expressionism all…
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Widener Gallery
Austin Arts Center, Trinity College300 Summit St., Hartford, CTtrincoll.edu/austin-arts-center/widener-galleryM–Sa 1–5 Through April 30 (closed March 15–22): Echoes and Collisions: The…
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Sign Carver
82 North Street
Hingham, MA 02043
781-534-4732
billtetlowsigns.com
Kathy Chapman
Professional photography, graphic design and website design. Location services with studio lighting for portfolio packages. kathychapman.comemail@kathychapman.comText (617) 480-5251
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Paige Farrell Ceramics
Gloucester, MA
(773) 480-1639
farrellpaige@gmail.com
paigefarrellceramics.com
@maconnais
CUSP Gallery
51 Touro St., Newport, RI
(323) 513-3161
curtis@cuspgallery.com
curtisspeer.com
cuspgallery.com
Gayle Morrow
Emotions in Glass
Sandwich, MA
(508) 246-6246
emotionsinglass@gmail.com
@myemotionsinglass
Fermin Castro
Ebenezer Davis House
8 Mount Vernon St., Somerville, MA
(617) 676-5770
fermincastro@fermincastrosculpture.com
fermincastrosculpture.com
Instagram: fermin_castro_sculptures
From the Publisher – March 2025
Freedom of Speech, Freedom of the Press When one lives in a society where people can no longer rely on…
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RISD Museum
Through May 11: The Art of French Wallpaper Design and From Pineapple to Pañuelo: Philippine Textiles. Through May 4: The Road Less Traveled: Edo’s Nakasendo. Ongoing: Brighten Up!: Contemporary Enamels. Ongoing: Process Work: Intersections of Photography and Print ca. 1825 to Today. Upcoming this summer: Liz Collins: Motherlode.
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Paradise City Arts Spring Show
March 21–23: Paradise City Arts hosts New England’s premier and most celebrated shows of contemporary fine and decorative arts. Their Marlborough event draws thousands of attendees of art buyers, designers, and enthusiasts seeking to connect with their 170 exceptional artists and makers from across the country. In MetroWest Boston with free parking, enjoy the special exhibition Living Color, music in the air, and two cafés.
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Hotchkiss School Tremaine Gallery
Through April 6: The Art of Joy Brown, a retrospective tracing Brown’s work, from tiny clay figures to clay-headed puppets, to small statues and wall tiles, to the monumental work found in public spaces. Hear Joy Brown speak, along with documentary filmmaker Eduardo Montes Bradley who is completing a film about Brown, Thursday, March 6, 7 p.m. Free and open to the public.
Read moreChazan Gallery at Wheeler
Through March 11: Fraudulent Applications of Projection: Alex Wenstrup, Nathan Borradaile Wright. April 3–24: Wayfinding: Lisa Perez. Reception: Thursday, April 3, 5–7 p.m.
Read moreLamont Gallery
Through March 7: Catch the end of Jeffrey Augustine Songco: Society of 23’s Conservatory which is an immersive, site-specific installation that creates a multisensory experience. April 1–May 3: Maker Fest presents works from makers in the Phillips Exeter Academy community: students, staff and others. The selections offer both the aesthetic and practical and showcase their community’s ingenuity and imagination.
Read moreThe Mercy Gallery at The Loomis Chaffee School
The Mercy Gallery invites groundbreaking artists working in a variety of media, representing diverse endeavors and cultural + geographic perspectives to share their art with the community. Open to the public. Through January 24: Destiny Palmer: Spoken in a Language You Can’t Ignore. Opening February 6: Khae Haskell: From Rot to Ravish. Haskell constructs luminous installations that combine intricate graphic drawings of botanical life with acrylic and neon light.
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University Museum of Contemporary Art
Ongoing: Is anything the matter? Drawings by Laylah Ali includes more than 100 drawings dating from 1993 to 2020. The drawings explore Ali’s interest in the amalgam of race, power, gender, human frailty, murky politics, and other complex topics that are often treated as separate. Artist talk: Wednesday, April 9, 6 p.m.
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Davis Museum at Wellesley College
Ongoing: The Davis and Wellesley College Library Special Collections join together to celebrate acquisitions of works on paper from the last decade that represent Wellesley’s commitment to inclusive excellence. The artworks in Better on Paper hail from around the world, span diverse makers and approaches, and date to many periods. Free and open to the public.
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Iris & B. Gerald Cantor Art Gallery
Through May 23: Everything/Nothing: Works from the 2025 Senior Concentration Seminar. Opening June 10: Room of Wonders. Curated by Birgit Straehle and Luis Fraire, this exhibition celebrates contemporary Worcester-area artists. Opening reception: Friday, June 6.
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Joanne Tarlin
Harpswell, ME
(508) 542-2115
joannetarlin@gmail.com
joannetarlin.com
Bannister Art Gallery at Rhode Island College
Through March 21: RaMell Ross: Spell, Time, Practice, American, Body. RaMell Ross explores the meaning and mythology of the American South and of Black identity through this new exhibition of large-scale photographs and mixed-media sculptures. April 3–25: Lani Irwin & Alan Feltus—Selected Works. Curated by Professor Richard Whitten, this exhibition opens up a dialogue on sexuality and identity in contemporary figurative painting.
Elise Freda
P.O. Box 3
Callicoon, NY
(845) 701-1135
elise@elisefreda.com
elisefreda.com
3S Artspace
Through March 30: Losing Winter: Lynn Cazabon presents a unique and site-specific realization of Losing Winter, an ongoing participatory artwork and archive of memories and emotions about winter, revealing the personal and cultural ties we have to the season and reflecting upon what we are collectively losing due to climate change impacts on seasonal patterns. Opening April 4: A Hole Hanging in the Air, works by Kate Conlon. Through a meticulous process of archival research and digital modeling, Conlon recreates illusion-generating, precise reconstructions of mechanical devices from the history of cinematic visual effects as cut-paper constructions.
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the corner gallery
April 4–May 21: Travels, mixed media paintings of Tom Arsenault. Deftly merging paint and historical artifact, Arsenault creates ethereal scenes that evoke curiosity and emotion. Blending objects of art from both Eastern and Western traditions, his work seemingly transcends time and place, instead drawing the viewer into a mysterious dreamscape of rich color and surprising depth. Reception: Friday, April 4, 5:30 p.m.
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Claire Marcus
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
Marcia Crumley
Expressive Landscapes
Cape Elizabeth, ME and Boston, MA
450 Harrison Ave., #225, Boston, MA
(617) 794-6497
marcia.crumley@gmail.com
@marciacrumleyart
marciacrumleyart.com
MIT List Visual Arts Center
Through May 18: List Projects 31: Kite. Ongoing: Pedro Gómez-Egaña: The Great Learning. Opening June 5: List Projects 32: Elif Saydam. The List Center galleries and programs are always free and open to the public. Visit listart.mit.edu for programming and exhibition updates along with their most up-to-date visitor information.
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