GROUNDBREAKING WOMEN
Breaking [a lot of] New Ground NONPROFIT ART CENTERS ARE FOUNDED OUT OF NEED, USUALLY IN GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS were there…
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DESTINATION: NEW HAMPSHIRE
New Hampshire embraces its Live Free or Die motto with a passion one expects from such a declaration. As you…
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DESTINATION: NEW ENGLAND
Winter will soon be upon us now and we all know what that means: holidays, celebrations, and togetherness. And, if…
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Artist Mills: Galleries, Studios and a Lifestyle
New England was the seat of the Industrial Revolution, and relics of this time are scattered across the region in…
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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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Exploding Native Inevitable
This Critically Important Exhibition at Bates College Museum of Art Educates, Awakens, and Delights In her digital photograph Wat’sa with…
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american / woman project
Betsy Miller’s american / woman project begins with a fundamental question: what does it mean to be a woman? Doubling…
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Ruth Mordecai
“That’s where the image starts to disappear,” Ruth Mordecai remarks as she gestures to her large-scale painting, Untitled No. 9…
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Then, Now and Tomorrow: An Exploration of Afrofuturism
A Conversation Across Mediums (Part 1) Some say that pop music artist Prince lived it. Others say Octavia Butler was…
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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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Art at the Kent
Three Curators, an Historic Building as a Muse, The Lady of the House, and the Wind To sit amongst Vermont’s…
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DESTINATION: VERMONT
Summer’s recent storms left several Vermont counties devastated. While no strangers to the ruthlessness of weather, Vermonters once again rose…
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Destination: New England
Prior to the pandemic, Art New England focused on one Destination at a time each issue. When ANE relaunched, it…
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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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Edward Hopper à la Gloucester
Cape Ann Museum’s exhibition celebrates the painter’s love for the New England town and his wife, artist Josephine Nivison. Buying…
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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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Honoring Honar
The ArtLords, an Afghan Artists Collective, Recreates Murals in Brattleboro It’s been over a year since the chaotic departure of…
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Match Game
Six Women Gallerists Share Candid Advice on Finding Representation These days, there is nothing surprising about women leading the charge…
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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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The Seeds of Russia’s Propaganda Campaign
Why Atheism Reigned The dangerous and deleterious effects of propaganda are hanging heavy on most of us these days, as…
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Turner’s Modern World Ravishes at the MFA
Exhibition Recasts the Artist as Visionary Historian CHRISTOPHER VOLPE Magnificent with content and gorgeously installed, Turner’s Modern World is not…
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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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Art Guide – January / February 2022
A Visual Guide to the region’s current arts and cultural events.
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Focus On: Summer Residencies & Workshops 2022
Last year we asked, “When will everything return to normal?” As we move into 2022 at lightning speed—has it really…
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Leaving a Trace
One artist’s commitment to the voice, legacy and unifying power of quilt making. Jennifer MancusoPhotography by Christine Breslin Secret messages…
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Re-thinking, Re-telling, Re-installing
The Rose turns 60 with Frida Kahlo: POSE The Rose Art Museum at Brandeis University has embarked on a journey….
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Open for Joy!
Art venues across the region throw open their doors. It’s Christmas in July! The Haus of Glitter Performance LabProvidence, RItheglittergoddesscollective.org/hausofglitterperformancelab…
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Destination New England
You’ve seen spectacular exhibitions online, enjoyed virtual tours of art and architecture all over the world while sitting on your…
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Musings: 10 Museum Voices Speak to the Moment
Art New England challenged a selection of museum directors, curators, and educators across the region to muse upon a current…
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10 Emerging New England Artists
A Power Panel of Seven Selects a Provocative Ten What do we mean by emerging? It can easily carry different…
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Rewriting History: Tracing Hip-Hop’s roots from Basquiat to Boston
In early 2020, a group of Boston scholars, artists, and community activists seeded a question that would have unforeseen reverberations, both for…
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Creativity and Catharsis
Two artists share their path through 2020 By: Rita A. Fucillo It’s amazing how we’ve coped. How we kept moving…
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Arresting Art
From the fire of disorder rises an assembly of creatives devoted to Black expression By: Jennifer Mancuso There were artists…
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