Caleb Brown
Playing games with flatness and memory
46 Willowdale Rd., Groton, MA
(978) 604-8043
studio@calebbrown.art
calebbrown.art
Playing games with flatness and memory
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
Read moreArt New England visits five special destinations across the region. By Charles Bonenti, Maureen Canney, Autumn Duke, Kristin Nord, and…
Read moreThe Arts Umbrella Studio 30340 Stow St., Concord, MA(203) 209-0115jillgoldman-callahanstudio.com
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New Bedford, MA 02740
508-207-3340
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New Hampshire embraces its Live Free or Die motto with a passion one expects from such a declaration. As soon…
Read morePrevent it from flying by too fast by over-planning. Make it your most arts-filled summer yet DATMANew Bedford, MAdatma.org Massachusetts…
Read moreRebirth Colors of the earth,Knitted togetherSkin, a shared canvas. I am so moved by this cover image, Dressing Up, Dressing…
Read moreShining a Light on 10 Visionary Artists who are Leaving Their Mark on New England and Beyond This feature is…
Read moreResidencies are evolving as we discuss throughout this issue. At their core, they all present an extraordinary opportunity for study,…
Read moreWinter is underappreciated—for its beauty, for the permission it gives us to hunker down a bit, and for the clarity…
Read moreOn September 22, 2022, at the reception for Racial Slavery, Marronage, and Freedom: A 10th Anniversary Retrospective featuring works by artists Edouard Duval-Carrié, Jess Hill, and Rénold Laurent at the Center for the Study of Slavery & Justice at Brown University. Photo: Rythum Vinoben.
Read moreIt’s a Summer of Joy Arts Intensive Across New England DATMANew Bedford, MAdatma.org One of the most inspiring, fun and…
Read moreOne of the most important missions of Art New England is to convey the connectivity and the energy of art….
Read moreArt New England’s May/June issue highlights museums. It’s a tradition that casts a light on what these places mean to…
Read moreAs you read on the masthead page and as I’m sure you’re noticing as you hold the magazine in your…
Read moreA New Panel of Nine Elevates the Voices and Visions of an Exceptional 10 Emerging is a versatile term. Art…
Read moreLast year we asked, “When will everything return to normal?” As we move into 2022 at lightning speed—has it really…
Read moreI recently sold my house, and with that came the process of removing the art from my walls. I had…
Read moreWhat a year. The sun is blazing through my office window on a mid-October day. Should it really be 75…
Read moreThe Chazan Gallery at Wheeler • Providence, RI • chazangallery.org • Through November 10, 2021 Chain link melts into thread as it draws together moments of…
Read moreThese are strange times. I’m still referring to last year as if it were 2019 and in a few months,…
Read moreArt venues across the region throw open their doors. It’s Christmas in July! The Haus of Glitter Performance LabProvidence, RItheglittergoddesscollective.org/hausofglitterperformancelab…
Read moreAs I write this, I have the last three issues of Art New England spread out in front of me….
Read moreArt New England challenged a selection of museum directors, curators, and educators across the region to muse upon a current…
Read moreSculptor and author Peter Rockwell delighted audiences around the world. Raised in Vermont, Rockwell was the third son of artist…
Read moreThe portraits of photographer Elsa Dorfman, which include family, friends, artists, and celebrities, are remarkable for their warmth, intimacy, and…
Read moreDocumentary photographer and professor Chris Killip gained international acclaim for his black-and-white images of Britain’s working-class. An influential figure in…
Read morePhotographer and humanitarian Steven Richard was beloved in his Lynnfield, MA community and beyond. Richard graduated from the New England…
Read moreJamilee Lacy, curator and director of Providence College Galleries, was awarded a Fall 2020 Curatorial Research Fellowship by the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts. The program and its attendant $50,000 grant aims to encourage curatorial research leading to new scholarship in the field of contemporary art. Lacy’s research will explore the notion that the East Asian tradition of Shanshui (Chinese terminology) or Sansui (Japanese terminology) is a global contemporary art genre. As part of her fellowship, Lacy will enlist the help of cultural critics Bing Huang and Meruro Washida to develop specially commissioned public artworks and/or online projects. Her work will result in Digital Rivers, Burning Mountains, an exhibition and public art program slated to open September, 2023.
Read moreThe Fall River Museum of Contemporary Art (FR MoCA) recently celebrated its opening. Founded by Fall River artists Harry Gould Harvey IV and Brittni Ann Harvey, the FR MoCA is located on the ground floor of Merrow Manufacturing, an historic granite mill in Fall River. The museum began as a pop-up gallery in October 2020 as part of Fall River’s FABRIC Arts Festival. Its inaugural show, Group Exhibition #1, featured work from artists Allyson Vieira, Flannery Silva, Brittni Ann Harvey, Michael Assiff, Gregory Kalliche, Zachary John Martin, Susan Mohl Powers, Jeffrey Alan Scudder, and Faith Wilding. FR MoCa will run as a nonprofit, non-collecting museum that is free and open to the public (by appointment).
Read moreAfter a few months of changes, Boston-based art consultants group L’Attitude Art and Sculpture Gallery will be continuing under the name L’Attitude Art Environments. L’Attitude is transitioning from a gallery open daily, to a showroom and office available by appointment for on-site visits at its new home at 119 Braintree St. in Allston, MA, and via videoconference. The pandemic has strengthened L’Attitude’s focus on its design and collection development work with health care facilities, as well as for residential and corporate clients.
Read moreMain Street Art Studio, Inc. celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon cutting on January 4 in Sangerville. The gallery is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to make the arts available and affordable to the local community. In addition to exhibiting work by Maine artists, the gallery will bring art to the community through classes, events, and fundraisers. “It is a space where artists can display their work, the public can enjoy a free gallery, and community events and fundraisers will be hosted,” founder Wendy Lorigan said in a statement to The Piscataquis Observer. “Our goal is to offer low-to-no-cost art classes for children and adults in the community through donations and grants.”
Read moreThe gallery space at Real Art Ways (RAW), in Hartford, has once again received support from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), this time for its Real Art Awards competition, which supports emerging artists. The 2021 Real Art Awards will offer six artists $2,500, a solo exhibition in the RAW galleries, and publication of an article about the exhibition. After reopening its doors in August 2020, Real Art Ways aims to amplify its efforts to bring the arts to the community.
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