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
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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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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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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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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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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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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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Williams College Museum of Art
Through December 22: Teddy Sandoval and the Butch Gardens School of Art is the first museum retrospective dedicated to Teddy Sandoval (1949–1995), a central figure in Los Angeles’s queer and Chicanx artistic circles who was an active participant in avant-garde movements. Through December 22: Pallavi Sen: Colour Theory is an immersive installation of new work by interdisciplinary artist and Williams College assistant professor of art Pallavi Sen.
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The Lakes Gallery at Chi-Lin since 1981
Contemporary fine New England art and photography in a 1780 farmhouse. Through November 11: A Place for the Sacred: Four Artists Reflect Upon A New & Difficult World. Sunday, November 3, 4 p.m.: Closing Arguments & Poetry Reading. Individual and group fall and winter workshops in italic calligraphy, nature cards/journals and raised and tooled gold leaf.
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Nantucket Historical Association—Whaling Museum
Through December 31: Tony Sarg: Genius at Play is the first comprehensive exhibition exploring the life, art, and adventures of Tony Sarg (1880–1942). Known as the father of modern puppetry in North America and the originator of the iconic Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade balloons, Sarg was an accomplished illustrator, animator, designer, and nimble entrepreneur who summered on, and took inspiration from, Nantucket for nearly twenty years. Organized and in partnership with the Normal Rockwell Museum. Made possible in part by funding by the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Mitchell-Giddings Fine Arts
Ongoing: Decade: 2014–2024, commemorating Mitchell • Giddings’ 10th anniversary with an exploration of printmaking by Matt Brown, Liz Chalfin, Elaine de Kooning, Eric Fischl, Stephen Hannock, Emily Mason, Jules Olitski, James Stroud, Dan Welden, and others. Opening a fine art gallery in 2014 provided owners Petria Mitchell and Jim Giddings an ideal opportunity to share conversation among artists, collectors and lovers of the visible creative act.
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Hall Art Foundation
The Hall Art Foundation is a museum of contemporary art with a sculpture park and café. Exhibitions are held seasonally, from May through November. On view this year: Barbara Kruger; Ed Ruscha; Sherrie Levine; Doomscrolling by Zorawar Sidhu and Rob Swainston and Icarus Rising by Robert Longo. Advance reservations recommended, yet not required. General admission: $15 adults; $5 children 12 and under.
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Krakow Witkin Gallery
Through December 7: Jo Sandman: Folded Fabric. Saturday, November 9, 2 p.m.: Gallery talk with Jennifer M. Swope (David and Roberta Logie Curator of Textiles, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston) and Katherine French (curator, Sandman Legacy Project, and Director Emerita, Danforth Museum of Art). Reception to follow. Through December 7: Aiko Miyawaki: Work; and Robert Gober: One Wall, One Work. Saturday, November 30, 10 a.m.: Annual AIDS benefit (online only).
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Spectrum Art Gallery and Artisan Store
Voted Best Gallery for Art and Gifts on the Shoreline with painting, mixed media, sculpture, photography. November 22, 2024–January 11, 2025: Let There Be Love. As 2024 ends, the world trembles with war, racism, health and climate change. Yet, we still hope compassion, empathy and love exist. Show spotlights this with fine art and photography and Artisans Store with seasonal pottery, glass, fiber, home décor, jewelry, gift cards, and handmade ornaments on six-foot holiday tree. Shop online: SpectrumAnytime.com with U.S. shipping.
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Carolyn Callahan
Moon Island Studio
300 Summer St., Unit 31
Boston, MA
(617) 894-8981
ccmoonisland@gmail.com
MoonIslandStudio.com
William Gotha
William Gotha Studio & Gallery
(617) 320-5963 (m)
bill@williamgotha.com
williamgotha.com
Janis H. Sanders
Studio 228, Western Ave. Studios
122 Western Ave., Lowell, MA
(978) 535-1242
info@janissanders.com
janissanders.com
Caleb Brown
Playing games with flatness and memory
46 Willowdale Rd., Groton, MA
(978) 604-8043
studio@calebbrown.art
calebbrown.art
Bobbie Bush
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
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MUSEUMS OF THE MOMENT
Art New England visits five special destinations across the region. By Charles Bonenti, Maureen Canney, Autumn Duke, Kristin Nord, and…
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Jill Goldman-Callahan
The Arts Umbrella Studio 30340 Stow St., Concord, MA(203) 209-0115jillgoldman-callahanstudio.com
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Margi Smith
(978) 852-3828margismithartworks@gmail.commargismithartworks.com
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Lori Bradley
88 Hatch Street Studios, #211
New Bedford, MA 02740
508-207-3340
loribradley@comcast.net
hatchstreetstudios.com
Destination: New Hampshire
New Hampshire embraces its Live Free or Die motto with a passion one expects from such a declaration. As soon…
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Summer of Joy!
Prevent it from flying by too fast by over-planning. Make it your most arts-filled summer yet DATMANew Bedford, MAdatma.org Massachusetts…
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From the Publisher – May 2023
Rebirth Colors of the earth,Knitted togetherSkin, a shared canvas. I am so moved by this cover image, Dressing Up, Dressing…
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10 Emerging Artists 2023
Shining a Light on 10 Visionary Artists who are Leaving Their Mark on New England and Beyond This feature is…
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Focus On Summer Residencies & Workshops
Residencies are evolving as we discuss throughout this issue. At their core, they all present an extraordinary opportunity for study,…
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Winter is underappreciated—for its beauty, for the permission it gives us to hunker down a bit, and for the clarity…
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On 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.
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Open Call for Joy!
It’s a Summer of Joy Arts Intensive Across New England DATMANew Bedford, MAdatma.org One of the most inspiring, fun and…
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One of the most important missions of Art New England is to convey the connectivity and the energy of art….
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From the Publisher – May 2022
Art New England’s May/June issue highlights museums. It’s a tradition that casts a light on what these places mean to…
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As you read on the masthead page and as I’m sure you’re noticing as you hold the magazine in your…
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10 Emerging New England Artists
A New Panel of Nine Elevates the Voices and Visions of an Exceptional 10 Emerging is a versatile term. Art…
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