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Exhibition Maine Exhibition March/April 2024 

Bates College Museum of Art

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Through March 4: Exploding Native Inevitable, an exhibition of contemporary Indigenous art from a land we now call America. Through March 4: Brad Kahlhamer: Nomadic Studio, Maine Camp, an exhibition of many sketchbooks, accompanied by a selection of related paintings and prints. Opening April 8: Senior Thesis Exhibition 2024, work selected from thesis projects of graduating seniors majoring in Studio Art. Opening April 8: Neue Slowenische Kunst | Monumental Spectacular, an exhibition of prints and multi-media by this Slovenian art collective.

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Exhibition March/April 2024 Vermont Exhibition 

Burlington City Arts

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A contemporary art gallery with up to three floors of exhibition space, hosting new exhibitions every fall, winter/spring, and summer, on Burlington’s iconic Church Street Marketplace. Opening February 9: Here Now: Art and Migration, international and regional artists whose work explores concepts of borders, movement, and migration across local urban centers and global geographies; Margaret Jacobs: Kinship, steel sculptures and finely crafted jewelry, exploring the tensions and harmonies between the man-made and natural worlds. Free and open to the public.

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Exhibition March/April 2024 Rhode Island Exhibition 

Bannister Art Gallery at Rhode Island College

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Through March 22: Range of Motion, Landscapes by Charles W. Goolsby. Goolsby’s landscape imagery builds on 19th century American landscape painting traditions and implies a sense of contemporary issues. April 1–19: Paper Trails: Selections from the RIC Print Trade. Since 2005, students and faculty of the Rhode Island College Printmaking Department have taken part in a print exchange. Selections curated by Sam Nehila.

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Exhibition March/April 2024 Massachusetts Exhibition 

Three Stones Gallery

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Through March 24: Contained and Unbound: Vessel paintings by Judy Bramhall; pastels by Cindy Crimmin; photographs of Norway by Ellen Harasimowicz. March 27–May 5: Chiaroscuro: Coastal watercolors by Jillian Demeri; mixed media portraiture by Cynthia Brody; acrylic landscapes and florals by Avery Schuster Bramhall. New works by represented artists. Reception: Saturday, April 6, 6–8 p.m.

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Exhibition March/April 2024 New Hampshire Exhibition 

Currier Museum of Art

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The Currier Museum features paintings, sculpture, decorative arts, and photographs, including works by Monet, Picasso, O’Keeffe, Hopper, and Wyeth. The museum also owns two Frank Lloyd Wright designed homes available to view by tour (tour season runs April through December yearly). Through March 31: Toward the New: A Journey into Abstraction. Through May 27: Kara Walker: Harper’s Pictorial History of the Civil War (Annotated). Opening March 7: I live a journey of a thousand years: Raphaël Barontini. Opening April 12: Filippo de Pisis and Robert Mapplethorpe: A Distant Conversation.

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Exhibition March/April 2024 Massachusetts Exhibition 

Milton Academy: Nesto Gallery, Art & Media Center

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Through April 25: Class of 2009 Alumni Exhibit. Artists: David Bruce ’09, Sarah Diamond ’09, Dougan Khim ’09, Jasmine Reid ’09. Opening reception: Thursday, April 25, 5:30–7 p.m. This exhibit features four graduate artists who have continued to make paintings professionally, showing work from the classical, post-modern, and contemporary traditions.

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Art Seen November/December 2022 

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On September 16, 2022, at the Addison Gallery of American Art, Andover, MA, for Nature Stands Aside, a major retrospective of works by Rosamond Purcell. From left to right: esteemed photographers Arno Minkkinen, Dennis Purcell, Rosamond Purcell, and Olivia Parker. Photo: M. A. Lasek.

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Art Seen November/December 2022 

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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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