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Peter Vanderwarker, John Hancock #3888, 2013, type C print, 30 x 40″. Courtesy of the artist and Gallery NAGA. It’s…

Kirsten Flaherty, Otis III, 2015, mezzotint, edition of 25. Enter Silvermine Galleries this fall and you’ll be greeted by graffiti….

Kevin J. Briggs, Muslim Woman, silver gelatin print. Gallery Seven’s latest show, Stereotypes, is a collection of black and white…

Karl Lund, Tar Del Mar and the Flying Brains of the Pleistocene Epoch, 2014, acrylic paint, spray paint, and paint…

Nathan Benn, Victory, 1973. © Nathan Benn. Exhibition is organized by art2art Circulating Exhibitions. Deane Davis had just yielded the…

Gloria Garfinkel, Hanabi #5, 1994, maquette, painted aluminum, 29 x 39 x 9½”. Photo: Bill Mutter. Courtesy of Springfield Museums…

China Blue, Photinus Muybridgeus, sound sculpture. Eight local artists christen the Art League of Rhode Island’s creative new space and…

Nancy Murphy Spicer, Biking In Berlin, 12, 2010, flashe, gouache collage on guidebook page, 8¼ x 5¾”. Photo: David J….

Max Beckmann, Die Enttäuschten I, 1922, lithograph, 19 1/3 x 14 4/5″. Courtesy of the Sabarsky Foundation. Times of great…

Dan Gosch, untitled, 2014, oil on panel, 9½ x 12″. Poet Stevie Smith wrote, “The pleasures of friendship are exquisite.”…

Sumner Winebaum, Falling in Love, 2005, bronze, 9 x 12 x 12″. Photo: David J. Murray. Sumner Winebaum’s sculptures are…

Dudley Zopp, Erratics, installation view, articulated builder’s paper, laminated tissue, collaged text, shellac, wood bench; wall-mounted Erratic: 127 x 131…

Kara Elizabeth Walker, Cotton Hoards in Southern Swamp, from the series Harper’s Pictorial History of the Civil War (Annotated), 2005,…

Philip Frey, Malevich’s Ice Fishing Shacks, oil on linen, 24 x 30″. Philip Frey has focused on the coast of…

The Contemporary Art Galleries at the University of Connecticut and Louise Menzies, a New Zealander who has gained significant attention…

Greg Lookerse discussing his work “…a drifting boat with a slow leakage,” The Dry Salvages by Eliot, 2014, black sand,…

In 2010, the Colby College Museum of Art received the estate of the Maine-born artist Bernard “Blackie” Langlais (1921–1977) as…

Rooted in language and driven by the power of words, Lesley Dill’s 20-year retrospective at the deCordova Museum in Lincoln,…

Given BigTown Gallery’s stated mission to showcase artists deeply dedicated in exploring what fine art means as creation and experience,…

Aaron T Stephan’s Downpour, a new sculpture commissioned for the campus of Southern New Hampshire University, plays mischief against the…

Some of the finest plein-air painters from Cape Ann, MA grace the walls of many Northern Vermont galleries. Their paintings,…

Housed in Olneyville’s The Plant, a mixed-use complex with an aim towards servicing Providence’s creative class, GRIN gallery is operated…

Douglas Witmer’s approximately four foot tall painting, A Trace of Something I Want To Feel Again, is a pink rectangle…

In 2009 American artist Fernando Luis Alvarez was on the verge of joining the vast sea of galleries in Chelsea,…

Polly Apfelbaum’s Evergreen Blueshoes is a two-room installation. For this environmental work, the artist covers the BCA gallery with wallpaper…

The exhibition title Carry On is apt in two senses: it describes a number of images where one figure is…

Begun in 2008, the Abbe Museum’s “Twisted Path” series seeks to describe “the complex cultural pathways that contemporary Native American…

Beauty is an uneasy thing. It can enchant and frighten in equal measure, and Julia Randall’s drawings are replete with…

In 2011, Creative Time’s groundbreaking exhibition, Living as Form, came to New York’s Essex Street Market. The exhibition featured works…

 That’s not my house, but it’s my property,” Jeffrey Marshall heard from behind him as he drew 1750 Reynes Street….

 For his solo show in the intimate Zillman Gallery, Maine-based painter Kenny Cole has created an elaborate installation, Parabellum (Prepare…

 Edges are both something and nothing, defining space without sharing in it. This paradox is a constant in Don Voisine’s…

Southern New Hampshire is fortunate to participate in a rotating exhibition of 1950s and ’60s paintings by Hans Hofmann, Elaine…

Painter Tim Clorius occupies multiple geographic, artistic, and temporal worlds that enrich his art in unexpected ways. Born in Heidelberg,…

Adding to a palette that has included reused and salvaged scrap wood, cast iron skillets, tin ceiling tiles, shed antlers…

Most portraits are shams. They multiply identities without exposing them. Chuck Close achieves something more revelatory by being interested only…