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THIS DREAM CALLED LIFE: DEVRIES LOOKS TO PRESERVE HIS SCULPTURAL LEGACY

A DIVERSITY OF CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS: VERMONT’S SVAC SHOWCASES A DOZEN SOLO SHOWS

A SLIGHTLY ANTIC CAPE COD JAUNT: SUMMER ARTISTS & EATS OFF THE BEATEN PATH
Talking about her husband, Michael Baksa’s jewelry, painter Teresa Baksa said, “You really have to hold it in your hand to get the full impact of these works of art.” […]

SURVIVING EXTINCTION
Guest curator Lara Pan’s exhibition, “A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall,” on view through June 15 at Jamestown Arts Center, is a thought-provoking multi-media exploration of the inevitability of mass extinctions. […]

CAPSULE PREVIEWS: January/February 2023
“Flora & Fauna,” an exhibition featuring encaustic artists Debra Claffey, Patricia Gerkin, Kellie Weeks and Charyl Weissbach, will be held from January 7 through February 18 at The Brush Art […]

THE SPILLOVER WAS REAL
Art Basel is like a meteor that falls to earth creating an energy crater in Miami Beach, with layers and layers of concentric circles of influence reverberating for miles. During […]

A SUPPORTIVE PLATFORM
Rising seas and high-rise buildings continue to coexist in Miami, a city threatened by climate change, vulnerable to constant floods and doomed to be swallowed by the ocean. While the […]

BEAUTY OUT OF BRUTALITY
Can anything good or beautiful come out of a nasty, brutish war? The rape, murder and mayhem of the almost year-long war in Ukraine scarcely seems a place to look […]

A RARE VICTORY FOR ARTISTS
The age-old problem. Artist displacement is not new. It’s happened for decades, and it continues to the present day. It’s the age-old gentrification cycle: artists/creatives move into a run-down, undesirable, […]

AN INVESTIGATION OF COLOR AND LIGHT
Sky Painter, Nadia Parsons, has been an artist from a young age. When her mother recognized her dyslexia, she introduced her daughter to creating art, hoping that it was a […]

A LIFETIME COMMITMENT
Beverly, Massachusetts’s Montserrat College of Art begins the new year with a selection of shows that celebrate its newest and oldest talents and make space for inner and external explorations […]