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…
Read moreOn December 6, 2024, in Boston, MA, at the opening reception for AEROSOL: Boston’s Graffiti DNA, its Origin and Evolution…
Read moreFocus on Summer Residencies + Workshops At their core, residencies present an extraordinary opportunity for study, self-reflection and, in many…
Read moreOwn a beloved art gallery with 28+ years of history! Long River Gallery features fine art and crafts from 70+…
Read moreExhibitions currently on view: The Art of French Wallpaper Design; From Pineapple to Pañuelo: Philippine Textiles; The Road Less Traveled: Edo’s Nakasendoˉ. Through January 12: Trading Earth: Ceramics, Commodities, and Commerce. Ongoing: Brighten Up!: Contemporary Enamels. Opening February 1: Process Work: Intersections of Photography and Print ca. 1825 to Today.
Read moreThrough 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 moreDear 2025… I have always been one to get lost in words. Read, written, sung or spoken—words are my salvation….
Read moreThrough 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.
Read moreThrough January 17, Kathryn Schultz Gallery (25R Lowell Street) + CAA @ University Place (124 Mt Auburn Street): Aura. Opening January 30: 2025 Members Prize Show. Through January 8: CAA @ Canal (650 E. Kendall Street): Patterns in Nature.
Read moreOpening January 25: Everybody’s Bolos. Opening February 1: Cicely Carew: BeLOVEd Ongoing: Waste Not, Want Not: Craft in the Anthropocene. Ongoing: Maria Molteni: Soft Score. Ongoing: Beau McCall: Buttons On! Ongoing: Hand in Hand: Works from the Fleur S. Bresler Collection. Ongoing: Small Wonders: Beauty, Alchemy, and the Art of Enameling. Fuller Craft Museum’s wide-ranging exhibitions and outdoor sculpture showcase the finest contemporary craft in a spectacular organic modernist building and woodland setting. All are welcome, completely free of charge.
Read moreOpening February 6. 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.
Read moreThe 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 moreJanuary 3–February 28: Lisa Dimondstein, Julie Parker and Sandra Shenk in Abstract^2. These photographers are dedicated to radicalizing the photo as image. They abstract from an existing abstract sculpture to capture the properties and relationships of the original abstract concept, and in doing so they remove themselves from any context or representation. The photographs are inventive abstractions of sculptures by David Stromeyer. They utilize an in-camera multiple exposure technique to explore the relationship between color, texture, movement, line and form. Reception: Saturday, January 18, 5–7 p.m.
Read moreJanuary 19–February 23: Keyhole Workspace Residency Exhibition: Scott Azevedo, Odette Chavez-Mayo and Miguel Mendoza. Solo Exhibition: Peter Brown. Solo Exhibition: Perla Mabel. Solo Exhibition: Krystyna Printup. Flat File Room: Kristi Arnold. Opening reception: Sunday, January 26, 1–3 p.m. Artist talk with the Keyhole Workspace artists guided by Marissa Del Toro of NXTHVN during reception. Free and open to all.
Read moreOpening January 13 in the Allie Kussin Main Gallery: Kat O’Connor, Twice the Speed of Bliss. Opening February 28 in the Black Box Theater: Where We Belong, a New England premiere by Madeline Sayet, directed by Tara Moses. An indigenous theatre-maker journeys across geographic borders, personal history, and cultural legacies in search of a place to belong. In 2015, Mohegan theatre-maker Madeline Sayet traveled to England to pursue a PhD in Shakespeare, echoing the path her ancestors took in the 1700s, leading to a remarkable journey of self-discovery. This ground-breaking, one-woman event weaves together humor, searing insight, and the timeless power of story-telling, to explore the importance of honoring our roots and the universal quest for belonging/where we belong.
Read moreConsultant with over 25 years of Art World Experience: an MBA in Marketing from NYU, a former gallery owner, a…
Read moreA 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 more285 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 moreFine 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.
Read moreFuller 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…
Read moreMay 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.
Read moreThrough 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.
Read moreThrough December 18: A Sculptor’s Watercolors. Sculptor Wendy Klemperer shows her watercolors and drawings, offering a rare glimpse of an artist’s work across mediums. She will display a sculpture recently purchased for the Dublin School’s sculpture park alongside her intimate, fresh and bold watercolor studies. Reception: Friday, December 6, 6-8 p.m.
Read moreWinter is the ideal time to visit the Clark! A renowned collection of paintings, works on paper, sculpture, and decorative arts fills the galleries. Outside, the walking trails wind through a serene wintry landscape. Borrow a free pair of snowshoes to explore the campus. Opening November 23: Abelardo Morell: In the Company of Monet and Constable. Opening December 14: Wall Power! Modern French Tapestry from the Mobilier national, Paris.
Read moreCelebrating its 46th anniversary, the SMFA Art Sale has been the leading contemporary art sale in New England since its creation in 1978; raising critical funds to support the financial aid needs of current students. Offering works across all mediums and price points, the sale showcases a diverse selection of talented students, alumni, faculty, and friends of SMFA.
Read moreNovember 16–17: Harboring Creativity at ICA Watershed, featuring over forty local artists exhibiting and selling their work. Included artist talks and a screening of Hoopla Productions’ documentary. Free and open to the public. A must-see event for art lovers and collectors.
Read moreNew Hampshire embraces its Live Free or Die motto with a passion one expects from such a declaration. As you…
Read moreNovember 23, 2024–January 5, 2025, evenings: Experience Night Lights: Color Cascade, a breathtaking light display celebrating the magic and beauty of the winter season. Wander through formal gardens and conservatories illuminated by more than a quarter million artfully arranged lights. With displays showcasing a creative new theme each year, this dazzling, one-of-a-kind spectacle is unmatched in the region. Festive activities such as outdoor skating, s’mores roasting, and holiday shopping promise an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages.
Read moreWinter will soon be upon us now and we all know what that means: holidays, celebrations, and togetherness. And, if…
Read moreHope and Change “One voice can change a room, and if one voice can change a room, then it can…
Read moreThe Norwood Space Center will celebrate the holidays with vendors, food trucks, and Salvage Angel’s Holiday Stroll. SONO Arts—the resident artists—will open their studios in Building 6 and guest artists from Norwood and surrounding communities will join them for an art exhibition. Free and open to the public. To learn more, visit Norwoodspacecenter.com/events.
Read moreOngoing: Jean-Michel Basquiat and Ouattara Watts: A Distant Conversation brings together six artworks by American artist Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960–1988), one of the most celebrated and influential artists of his generation, and seven large canvases by New York-based Ivorian painter Ouattara Watts (b. 1958). Ongoing: Dan Dailey: Impressions of the Human Spirit. Ongoing: Olga de Amaral: Everything is Construction and Color.
Read moreThree Stones Gallery, Concord, MA • threestonesgallery.com • Through November 24, 2024 Belle Terre is Italian for “Beautiful Lands.” This…
Read moreFlinn Gallery, Greenwich, CT • flinngallery.com • Through November 6, 2024 Opening the Flinn Gallery’s 2024–25 season, The Elusive Art…
Read moreCorey Daniels Gallery, Wells, ME • coreydanielsgallery.com • Through October 15, 2024 Life Forms, a series of exhibitions that will…
Read moreEnergized “You know how you feel somebody looking at you, and you turn, and somebody actually is?It’s the same at…
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Summer Time Now is the summer of our discontent. Wait, wrong season. Although… It’s barely mid-June as I write this…
Read moreReverie and Contemplation “Don’t go to a museum with a destination.Museums are wormholes to other worlds.They are ecstasy machines. Follow…
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