Testimonials.

Galatea Fine Art has been working with Artscope Magazine for going on 10 years now. We have been delighted in our relationship. The individual artists are as important to them as the venues. They are easy to work with, and one gets a deep sense that they value their relationship with us as much as we do with them. Many thanks to Artscope Magazine for almost 10 years of a very beneficial partnership!
- Marjorie Kaye, Director, Galatea Fine Art

It has been a pleasure working with Kaveh Mojtabai and Artscope Magazine over the past two years. We are thrilled to have Artscope as a supporter of our Annual Art Auction which attracts over 600 attendees every year. Additionally, we advertise our Bakalar & Paine Galleries Exhibitions as well as our Professional and Continuing Education classes in the magazine. Approximately 8,000 people visit the Galleries every year.
- Katharine Barrett, Director of Corporate Relations, Massachusetts College of Art and Design

The advertising published in Artscope for the month of May gave Hope Gallery a boost in sales for their exhibit, 'People Places & Things.' In less than one week 11 sales were possible! Visitors from Barrington, RI, to Providence, RI, and the surrounding areas from Massachusetts to Connecticut came to view and purchase art. Thank you Artscope.
- Anita Trezvant, Owner/Director/Curator, Hope Gallery, Bristol, RI

I’ve had total strangers approach me to say they’ve read about me in Artscope Magazine. I’m so thankful for the day Brian Goslow just happened to discover me (and my paintings) at South End Open Studios in 2008. Since then, I’ve had my work in Capsule Previews, a passionate feature story about me (by Brian) in the Fifth Anniversary Edition, and I’ve appeared in the Centerfold. This has helped increase sales of my work and done much for me professionally, so I’m grateful.
- Paul Pedulla, Artist

Suzanne Volmer, writing for Artscope Magazine was ahead of the curve in picking up the story about my solo exhibition, ‘Parabellum’, at the University of Maine Museum of Art. After the magazine published her review, a lot was written about this show in various other publications. This was very significant for them as all subsequent writers could only add, rather than break this story. Congrats to Suzanne and Artscope for their vision and leadership as a clarion for the arts.
- Kenny Cole, Artist

The Fitchburg Art Museum has gotten amazing results with our advertising and coverage from Artscope Magazine. Our attendance has gone up over 30% and many have come from outside the north central region of Massachusetts! To have such a quality art magazine representing New England really makes those critical connections between the art and art lovers. Keep up the great work!
- Jerry Beck, Director of Marketing/Community Engagement

Wow! What a beautiful cover you created from Jane Hasser’s photograph for your Nov/Dec 2008 issue. The accompanying review was a wonderful, poetic reflection by James Foritano on the exhibition ‘Entangled’. I am honored that my curatorial efforts at The Trustman Art Gallery at Simmons College have been so respectfully considered for coverage. Artscope’s commitment to non-profit and university galleries is an important reflection of the wealth of art, artists and ideas in New England.
- Barbara O’Brien, Director
, Trustman Art Gallery, Simmons College

We continue to hear praise from our visitors who look forward to your publication to be informed about shows and events in the eastern Massachusetts region; they love the convenience of picking it up at whatever location they happen to visit. All the best for another year of exciting, enlightening publications.
- Nan Rogers, Gallery Administrator
, Belmont Gallery

I am honored to be represented in Artscope, the most prestigious publication of the Arts of New England. I hope you will join us in our enthusiasm.
- Ed Oates, RISD Professor Emeritus, Ed Oates Fine Arts Museum, Sagamore, MA

I’ve witnessed firsthand how Artscope has increased the visibility of the artists exhibited at the Art Institute of Boston Gallery at Porter Exchange through the reviews of two exhibits: ‘The Figure Explored: Contemporary Ceramic Sculpture’ (Sept/Oct 06) and ‘Andy Anderson: Photographs from Africa, Iceland, and Spain’ (Mar/Apr 07). In both instances the gallery saw a higher number of visitors, the Anderson exhibition being our most heavily visited exhibit to date. It certainly goes without saying that increased exposure creates and supports the important dialogue between artists and their audiences. Artscope has quickly proven to become a pivotal staple in this regard.
- Andrew Mroczek, Director of Exhibitions, The University Gallery at Porter Exchange, Lesley University

Having artscope as a sponsor of Artrageous!, Montserrat College of Art’s art auction to benefit student scholarship, truly helped us reach the people who wanted to be at our event. Their online and in print publications helped us increase ticket sales and bring a record number of guests to support our community of new and emerging contemporary artists.
- 
Jo Broderick, Dean of College Relations
, Montserrat College of Art

I have enjoyed consistent excellence in working with Artscope’s superb design team who have assisted me in creating beautiful and daring advertising for my gallery artists and exhibitions. I am thrilled with the magazine’s approach to cross-pollinate every advertising campaign action they take by inserting references to key issues and events in their platforms including biweekly eblast!, online zine and mobile app. Artscope has nurtured my own blossoming curatorial efforts into a special place of recognition and prosperity. Miller White’s commitment to Artscope is sealed! - June 2020
- Susan Danton, Director, Miller White Fine Arts

"Artscope magazine continues to be an important resource for the regional art community. During this difficult time Artscope has served as a valuable support system for artists and their projects." - August 2020
- Bob Tomolillo

"Artscope is an advocate of art. It does not contort itself to appeal to a certain demographic or class of buyers. I value that it introduces me to expression and innovation and not just the confines of what the market anoints worthy. The artists that grace its pages vary in experience, cache, taste and mission. The magazine caters to those simply hungry for an intuitive experience. To me and many others, Artscope is a fundamental and supportive publication." - September 2020
- Nicolas Hyacinthe

"Guests that had never been here before specifically came in to see the show in response to Suzanne Volmer’s review. Some were carrying the magazine. Our exhibiting artists were honored to be in a show that received this broad and favorable coverage. Droves of exhibiting artists and gallery-goers also shared the Artscope Members’ Exhibition posts on social media." - February 2021
- Mim Brooks Fawcett, Executive Director and Chief Curator Attleboro Arts Museum

"BCA loves advertising in Artscope. Not only does our presence in the magazine and online introduce our gallery to new, engaged arts audiences, but our ads and listings amongst those of our peers contribute to a broader signifier of New England's status as an incredibly arts-rich corner of the world—one we are so proud to be a part of. Artscope issues fly off the shelves at our gallery, and our staff devours them the moment they arrive." --September, 2021
- John Flanagan, Communications Director, Burlington City Arts

Artscope has been instrumental in helping build a growing audience for our Annual Monadnock Art Open Studios Tour by extending our reach beyond New Hampshire to metro Boston and beyond. Kaveh has been a fantastic and collaborative partner in helping us allocate our budget to advantage over the 4 years we have advertised. Artists report experiencing increased traffic to their studios over the weekend-long event of more geographically diverse art lovers and potential new collectors.
- Johniene Papandreas, Monadnock Art/Friends of the Dublin Art Colony

Artscope Magazine has their finger on the pulse of New England’s art world. Their focus on emerging artists and the museums and galleries who support them is invaluable to Fuller Craft and our colleagues. Artscope is a great partner and our guests love perusing the magazine in our Museum store as well! Looking forward to the next issue!
- Kara Matthews

Artscope proudly sponsors the region's culture and art, including:

From Palestine With Art, Venice Biennale

Copley Society Fresh Paint

Fitchburg Art Museum: American Roadsides: Frank Armstrong’s Photographic Legacy

NAWAMA

Museum of Russian Icons: Icons for Our Times: Orthodox Art Around the World.

Worcester Art Museum: Us Them We | Race Ethnicity Identity

*Update: July 2021

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, numbers are approximate estimates. An updated Media Kit with advertising bundles, is available upon request.