Through August 22

In the Gallery and online.

Reception TBA.

Gail Erwin, “Of Trees and Ruins”.

Photo images on translucent silk layered over cyanotypes on paper. When trees overlay ruins they intertwine with nature, creating richly layered, tactile images. Time, age, memory combine in image and process.

Through September 13

“POSTCARDS: Greetings from Lowell” 

This show features creative 2D postcard-sized work by artists in the region. The gallery may be closed due to COVID-19 regulations, but the entire exhibition will be available on the ALL website: Purchases can be made online. Please check our home page for updates.

The ALL Arts Gallery displays work by 30+ artists in our co-op gallery, representing most areas of artistic expression, plus themed exhibitions in our main gallery.
Hours: Wed.—Sat. 12—6 p.m., Sun. 12—4 p.m.

On view, July reopening date TBD.

“Liz Albert: Family Fictions”

“Family Circle”

Work by Lisa Barthelson, Jenny Carpenter, Jasmine Chen, Kristen Joy Emack, Lee Kilpatrick, Mary Morazzi-Henderson, and Claudia Ruiz-Gustafson.

Coming in September

“Catherine Smith: A Cabinet of Curiosities”

“Katherine Gulla: Passage”

“Rebecca Hutchinson: Midnight Blooms”

Check website for hours.

Through September 5

“Modern Mix: Selections from the Cape Cod Museum of Art and Cahoon Museum of American Art”.

Through December 22

“Edward Curtis: Shadow Catcher”

“Adria Arch: Interference”

“Alfred Glover: Garden Grove”.

2020 Members’ Exhibition Juried by Dina Deitsch, Curator of Tufts University Art Galleries

“EXCAVATION: Layers of Meaning” 

Curated by Catherine Carter, “EXCAVATION” digs into the layers of artworks made by ten Massachusetts artists.View at  newbedfordart.org/currentexhibitions/

“She Persisted: Women Artists of New Bedford, 1900-2019”

Female artists from the New Bedford Free Public Library’s collection. View at newbedfordart.org/currentexhibitions

“How to Make Slime”

Eli Brown is a multi-disciplinary artist and organizer exploring the evolution of transness, in humans as well as in other gender-fluid species in the natural world. View at newbedfordart.org/slime

Through August 1

Presents ‘LIGHT 2020’ in New Bedford, MA

“Vessels” sound and video installation by MASARY Studios light up 3 outdoor buildings along downtown Union Street.

Through September 14

“Photo-kinetic Grid” installation by Soo Sunny Park at Star Store Swain Gallery. Viewable from the street.

Please check website for open status:

Through September 27

“Luster: Realism and Hyperrealism in Contemporary Automobile and Motorcycle Painting.”

Extended: “Fantastic Ruins: Etching by Paranesi.”

Opening August 15

“Chance Encounters: Mixed Media Constructions by Shawn Farley.”

Parking is always free.

Hours: Tue.—Sat. 10 a.m.—5 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.—5 p.m.

Through September 6

“After Spiritualism: Loss and Transcendence in Contemporary Art” offers an occasion to reflect on personal and shared losses through contemporary art. This special group exhibition is inspired by Spiritualism’s and Espiritismo’s aim to connect the living with the dead for comfort, guidance, and enlightenment. Free admission.

Please check website for date of reopening.

Hours: Wed.–Fri. 12–4 p.m., Sat–Sun. 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

Through July 16

“On the Surface,” the Attleboro Arts Museum’s 2020 national juried online exhibition. View at attleboroartsmuseum.org.

Through October 25

“Tradition & Opulence: Easter in Imperial Russia”

Over 200 objects recreate the splendor of Easter celebrations during the last days of the Tsars, including eggs and objects by the firm of Fabergé and its competitors and the Russian Imperial Porcelain Manufactory.

Hours: Fri.-Sun. 11 a.m – 5 p.m by reservation.

Through September 7

“Artist-in-Your-Residence”

Virtual public art exhibition inspired by and in partnership with Minute Man National Historical Park

“One Day I Will Walk Into the Umbrella”

Mixed Media work by Justin P. Douglass

“Discover Your Arts Showcase: Umbrella Families Art Exhibition” 

Through November 15

“Go Out Doors”

Public art installation along Concord’s Bruce Freeman Rail Trail.

Through August 16

“paperwork: Works on Paper from the Permanent Collection”

Through August 23

“Somaflora”: Recent work by Maggie Nowinski

Through September 27

“Complex Terrain(s)”

“Private Moments: Photographs from Another Era” by Bob Colacello

Through July 17

“Conceal/Reveal: An Installation of Creative Masks.” On view in the windows of our Dodge House Gallery, featuring mask art by members of the Providence Art Club.

Beginning July 27

“Conceal/Reveal: An Installation of Creative Masks II.” On view in the windows of our Dodge House Gallery, featuring mask art submitted by nonmembers from throughout the State of Rhode Island.

Exhibition will be visible from interior of the Club may be arranged by appointment with Gallery Manager Michael Rose at michael@providenceartclub.org

Ongoing:

“Curated Collections” presents a new online exhibition every two weeks.

August 3–30

“Seeking Care.” This group online exhibition will provide a way for us to pause and reflect upon the work of our Associate Artists as they guide us through their own lens of where and how they seek care in difficult times.

Fountain Street recently suffered significant damage due to a major water main break and will remain closed until repairs are complete. Until that time, Fountain Street has moved all exhibitions online and will be posting additional interviews, behind the scenes information, and artist features on our website, blog, Facebook, and Instagram.

Hours: Wed.–Sat. 12–6 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m–5 p.m.

Through August 2

“TAKING INVENTORY” Summer Salon, Featuring CCGallery

OPENING EVENT: Saturday, July 11 from 5 – 7p.m.

August 4-September 6

“FLUID” Featuring Annie Wildey, Michele Mozzone, Will Kurtz.

OPENING EVENT: Saturday, August 8 from 5-7 p.m.

Check website for updates and hours.

The Gallery’s encyclopedic holdings range from ancient times to the present day and represent cultures from around the globe. Current exhibitions extended.

Through October 4

“Place, Nations, Generations, Beings: 200 Years of Indigenous North American Art.”

Through October 25

“Reckoning with ‘The Incident’: John Wilson’s Studies for a Lynching Mural.”

Through November 29

“James Prosek: Art, Artifact, Artifice.”

Please visit the Gallery’s website to confirm dates.

Hours: Tue.- Fri. 10-5 p.m.; Thur. until 8 p.m. (Sept-June Sat.-Sun. 11–5 p.m.)

Through July 18

Laura Fayer, new paintings.

Through July 30

Karine Léger, new painting.,

The month of August will feature a rotating selection of artists from the gallery program.

Virtual Exhibition: “Howard Skrill: Monumental Follies.” View at fairfield.edu/museum/skrill/

This exhibition explores the creation, removal and absence of controversial public monuments in this country.

The Fairfield University Art Museum is temporarily closed. We look forward to connecting with you on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn, and to seeing you back in the galleries when we can reopen. Please see our website for updates.

Project Space: 93 Mathewson St.

“Words & Deeds” Claudia Flynn

AS220 Main Gallery: 115 Empire St.

“Of Color” Group exhibition of work made by Black & Brown artist in New England featuring: Ally Thatcher, Carlos De la Rosa, Norlan Olivio, Oj Slaughter, Shaka Dendy.

Aborn Gallery: 95 Empire St.

“Mother Root” Becci Davis

Resident Gallery: 131 Washington St.

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STUART WINDOW

Through August 28

“Historias de Tierra y Mar / Stories of Land and Sea”

In Claudia Ruiz Gustafson’s current exhibit, “Historias de Tierra y Mar/ Stories of Land and Sea,” she pays homage to important parts of her own history through three different series of photographs: “Fragmented Stories (Historias Fragmentadas),” “Poet of the Lake,” and “Maria.” In each series, she explores the paradox of memory and the emotion of loss and how it connects to her being the only person in her family who left her country of origin.

Extended through July

“Adam Bernard: Words are so embarrassing”.

Call for Work:

Droplets: HallSpace Drawing Project. Submission Deadline: August 22. See website for submission details.

October: Kathy Soles

December: Maggie Stark

Gallery Hours: Fri.-Sat. 12-5 p.m., Mon.-Thurs. by appointment.

The New Britain Museum of American Art presents: “2020/20+ Women @ NBMAA,” a year-long series of seven groundbreaking exhibitions devoted exclusively to women artists. Challenging underrepresentation and celebrating diversity, artists featured include Kara Walker, Anni Albers, Shantell Martin, Yoko Ono, Nancy Spero, Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, Carrie Mae Weems, Jennifer Wen Ma, and more. This initiative, which honors the centenary of women’s suffrage in America, can also be experienced from home with special exhibition walkthroughs available at nbmaa.org/online.

Current exhibition:

“Women Telling the Palestinian Story.”

An exhibit of over 200 paintings, photographs, sculpture and mixed media artwork by over 50 Palestinian women artists.

Reopens Sunday, July 12

Exhibition Hours: , 1-5 p.m. Following Connecticut pandemic requirements.

Through August 31

“Summer Members Show: Summer Reflections”

Hours: Tue. – Fri. 10:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m., Sun. 12- 5 p.m., Sat. and Mon. by appointment

Through August 1

“Silent Presence.” A Members Exhibition featuring: Molly Kaderka, Viera Levitt, Elizabeth Lind, and Roberta Richman.

Wed.- Sat. 3-5 p.m.

Through July 26

Rose Olson, “Rain and Sunshine”

Jamal Thorne, “Fragments and Lost Verses”

July 29-August 23

Kingston Gallery Associates: “Repeat as Needed”

Through August 2

“iCreate 2020”

Through August 9

“On the Edge of the World: Masterworks by Laurits Andersen Ring from SMK—the National Gallery of Denmark”

August 8 – October 11

“House on the Hill: The Changing Face of the Bruce Museum”

Through November 29

“Under the Skin”

Hours: Tues.–Sun. 9:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Advance reservations required for timed ticket entry