Artscope Magazine Issue 123 - July/August 2026
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Mitchell

BEYOND THE VERBAL

By Madeleine Lord

“Where Words Can Not Go” at Three Stones Gallery in Concord, Massachusetts features two gallery-represented artists and guest Jill Goldman-Callahan. The focus on abstract works is to “ignite a deeply […]

Skinner

NINETY WAYS TO SEE

By Carolyn Wirth

The 2026 Danforth Museum Annual Juried Exhibition includes strong black-and-white photography, a medium which delivers us from any one particular timeframe into a unique present-day view. Susan Alport’s enigmatic black-and-white […]

Katz

BEHIND THE LINES AT COLBY

By Heather Stivison

The name Alex Katz immediately conjures up images of sharply silhouetted faces, figures and landscapes painted on gigantic canvases — bold compositions of fresh, bright colors that feel clean and […]

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A NATION IN THE FRAME

As Independence Day approaches, “America 250” seems to be everywhere, from event flyers in local coffee shops to patriotic displays lining grocery store aisles. Beyond the celebrations and marketing campaigns, […]

By Lexie Gondek

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