Julie Smith L’ Heureux , “Splish, Splash and Pour.” Photographs  capture liquids as they splash, and food put in motion by pouring,shaking and dropping.   August27^th – November 14th. In lieu of a traditional reception, theartist will be at the gallery September  12th 5-7pm for limited guest entry with masks. 

August 31 – September 18

All Galleries: Fall Members’ Exhibition

$5,000 in Prizes Juried by Victoria Gao

September 20 – October 9

Maxwell Mays Gallery: Jayne Guertin, Sherie Harkins, Karole Nicholson: Transparent Passages

Mary Castelnovo Gallery: Jana Matusz: Hommages

Dodge House Gallery: Al Albrektson Auction

October 11 – October 31

All Galleries: Rhode Island Community Exhibition

Gallery hours in the fall are weekdays 12-4pm and by appointment

ELEMENTS 2020:

September 18 – November 1.

A juried exhibit of 3D work inspired by the four elements of western culture: EARTH, AIR, FIRE, and WATER, plus the Taoist METAL.

POSTCARDS:

Greetings from Lowell

Now through September 13.

This show features creative 2D postcard-sized work by artists in the region.

Although the gallery is open limited hours due to COVID-19, the entire POSTCARDS exhibition is available on the ALL website:

artsleagueoflowell.org/gallery

Purchases can be made online.

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.-Sun. 1-4 p.m. 

On exhibit through October 25, Tradition & Opulence: Easter in Imperial Russia features over 200 objects that recreate the splendor of Easter celebrations during the last days of the Tsars. Exhibition includes 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

Through July, 2021, “In the Neighborhood”
Alison Wells weaves references to layers of New Bedford history, heritage, arts, culture, and industry with her Caribbean culture and sensibilities to convey the essence of the city she loves. 

Opening September 3, 2020, “Ripples. Through a Wampanoag Lens”

Elizabeth James Perry takes a look back; a look at the present; and into the future through local, indigenous, contemporary art.

Hours: Sept. – Dec. Wed.-Sun. 10 a.m.– 4 p.m. Subject to change. Check website.

September 2020 – May 2021

 “Faculty Spotlight: Dyan Gulovsen”

9 September – 2 October2020

“Art & Design FacultyExhibition”

Opens 9 September 5 – 7pm

14 October – 11 December 2020

“John Dunnigan, Fine Art Furniture”

Catalog available date of exhibition

“Floating Beauty: Women in the Art of Ukiyo-e” 
September 1 – November1, 2020

“House on the Hill: The Changing Face of the Bruce Museum”
Through October 11, 2020

“Under the Skin”

Through November 29,2020

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

First Friday has resumed at the SoWa Artists Guild, 450 Harrison Ave, Boston.  Many studios will be open Friday, September 4, 5 to 9 PM and Friday, October 2, 5 to 9 PM. 

Second Sunday is also back at SoWa Artists Guild, 450 Harrison Ave, Boston.  September 13 and October 11, from 11 AM to 4 PM.

“Blue”, with work by Jennifer Jean Okumura, Anne Harney, and Lorrie Berry, at John JosephMoakley U.S. Courthouse, 1 Courthouse Way, Boston, through September.

SoWa artists SteveSilver, Tom Stocker, and Marie Anthony also have work on display at John JosephMoakley U.S. Courthouse, 1 Courthouse Way, Boston, through September.

The Palestine Museum US,1764 Litchfield Turnpike, Woodbridge, Connecticut 06525 is open for visitors to its permanent exhibition and current show, “50 Women Telling the Palestinian Story”.  

Open every day. Limited to groups of five.  Masks and reservations required,   

To reserve, contact info@palestinemuseum.us    

July 1-Nov 30

Go Out Doors

Regional outdoors public art installation

September 1-30

Discover Your ArtsShowcase

September 1 – November 8

2020 Art Ramble: “Water Change: Where Spirit, Nature, and Civilization Meet”
Outdoors installation at Hapgood Wright Town Forest

Extended to November 30

“One Day I will walk Into the Umbrella”

Mixed media work by Justin P. Douglass

Although SCMA remains closed, we are as committed to connecting you with art, ideas and each other. To stay connected, check out ‘SCMA from home’ — a new section of the museum website that features content from our blog, YouTube channel, social media and more. Take care and visit soon: scma.smith.edu/scma-home

Due to current restrictions during Covid 19, all planned events within the StoveFactory Gallery have been suspended until we may re-open the Gallery to the public.
Please visit our web site:
www.artistsgroupofcharlestown.com
for updates for re-opening and, hopefully, events planned for Fall 2020
Stay well and creative!!

On view through September 20: Jodi Colella Faculty of Utterance & Dennis Svoronos Proof of Life.

Opening September 23: Nora Valdez Unmoored & Kirsten Reynolds The Slightest Shift.

We hope to resume First Friday receptions  September 4th. Check our website for updates. Follow us on Facebook,  Instagram & YouTube.

Closed to the public for in-person visits until further notice

Virtual Exhibitions and Programming

Howard Skrill: Monumental Follies

https://www.fairfield.edu/museum/skrill/

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

Ruby Sky Stiler: GroupRelief

https://www.fairfield.edu/museum/stiler

This exhibition features new relief paintings and figurative furniture-sculpture by New York artist RubySky Stiler

Andrew Forge: Limits ofSight

https://www.fairfield.edu/museum/forge

The highly personal abstractions in this exhibition of paintings and watercolors by Andrew Forge, distill his perceptions of place, season, and time of day into subtle orchestrations of pure color.

Apply at thenawa.org by 3/15 and 9/15 of each year. NAWAMA Artists exhibit atFountain Street Gallery, Canvas Fine Art, Boston, Gallery at Atlantic Wharf,Seaport, RAA&Museum, Rocky Neck Art Colony, Gloucester, AREA CODE Art Fair2020.

The BCA Center is open with three exhibitions: JoAnne Carson: A Sense of Wonder highlights 10 years of drawings and paintings defined by their playful, surreal, and often dark connotations;  Stay Home/ Stay Safe [Executive Order 01-20]  features 30  artists examining how a public mandate has compelled us all to reassess our relationship to home in an increasingly complex and uncertain world; and Estefania Puerta’s Sore Mouth Swore, an installation exploring the ambiguity of meaning within language while playing with notions of material, identity, and transformation. 

ComplexTerrain(s) (on view through September 27); Private Moments: Photographs fromAnother Era by Bob Colacello (on view through September 27); Andy Warhol: BigShot (on view September 19 – December 20); Call & Response (on view October17 – December 31).

ThroughNovember 7

“BeyondMidnight: Paul Revere,” draws on the American Antiquarian Society’sunparalleled collection of prints and books, and surveys Revere’s skills as acraftsman and early American artisan.

Stay connectedand engaged with our collection online at worcesterart.org until we reopen inOctober 2020.

Hours: Closed.

Check reopening status/hours on our website.

“The Power of Art”

ongoing exhibit

Discover how the power of art can enhance your world.

Powers’ features the artwork of New England’s finest

 Artists in a diverse range of styles.

Visit our web-site for updates.

Hours: Tuesday – Friday12:00 to 5:00 

Saturday 10:00 to 5:00, closed Sunday and Monday.

Tu-Sa 10:30-5:30

Through Sept 26: 2020 New England Regional Juried Exhibition features the bestrepresentational painting, drawing, and sculpture by New England artists whowork in the realist tradition. October 3 – 31: Spotlight Exhibition – New Works by Donald Jurney. Through Dec 31: Frederick Kubitz – Dear Old New England, anonline exclusive show on Artsy.net.

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, 2020: Place, Nations, Generations, Beings: 200 Years of Indigenous North American Art. Through October 25, 2020: Reckoning with “TheIncident”: John Wilson’s Studies for a Lynching Mural. Through November 29,2020: James Prosek: Art, Artifact, Artifice. Please visit the Gallery’s website for reopening information and to confirm dates.

ThroughDecember 22, 2020
“Salley Mavor: Bedtime Stitches”

Through December 22, 2020
“Edward Curtis: Shadow Catcher”

Through December 22, 2020
“Adria Arch: Interference”

On the Museum grounds through December 2020
“Alfred Glover: Garden Grove”

Ongoing | Online + Outdoors

“Landmarks,” an exploration of photos related to the natural and built environment.

Public Art Map, an exploration of public sculptures around Williams College.

“Museum Foraging: Art and Nearby Nature,” a series of videos exploring art and nature.

September 4- October 31, 2020

From the Pandemic and Water Main Break Flooding, Galatea member artists are back with their first exhibition: “Light from Above: Emerging Out of Isolation”.

September 4 – October 14

Archetypes Rising 

Pamela Baldwin’s abstract paintings, Ray Ciemny’s metal sculpture, and Catherine Comstock’shand-fashioned gourds and natural icons resonate with a sophisticated tactile energy speaking to art through the ages.

October 16 – November 25

OurNuminous Places

Jonathan Macadam and Jennifer Johnston exhibit paintings and photographs of landmarks and spots hidden and seen in the natural world.

Hours:

Tues -Sat, 11-6

Sun,12-5

closed Monday

September 5–26
Peripheral Vision, work by Stephanie Arnett and Charlene Liska.

October 3–31
Tesserae: locus, tempus, paintings by Dominick Takisand Diane Teubner.

Hours: Fri.-Sat. 2-6p.m. or by appointment
See www.atlanticworks.org for announcements of openings and other events.
Masks mandatory for entry to the gallery.

“LexArt Inspires: Free Virtual Conversations with Artists”

Matthew Siegal &Melinda Lopez

Together and Apart   A 25-year marriage. Together.

Over 60 years of working in the arts in different fields. Apart.

A dramatist and an artist interview each other about their favorite things: treasured objects from the MFA collection, beloved texts from the American Theatre, and a pop quiz. Because even after 25 years together, there are still things that can surprise them both.

www.attleboroartsmuseum.org

Visit our website for the museum’s visitor health and safety guidelines. 

September 11th – 18th: Scylla – The Ugly Truth Revealed, an exhibition inspired by Madeline Miller’s novel Circe.  On view both in-gallery and online. October 6^th – November 7^th: Benefit Art Auction. The 29^th auction is virtual from start to finish this year. Details at attleboroartsmuseum.org.

Sept 15 – Nov 21, 2020: Critical Joy. Sept 15 – Dec 31, 2020

High Contrast: The Charcoal Works of Gordon D. Chase ’66. Visit www.exeter.edu/lamontgallery to view these virtual exhibitions.

September 17 “Fresh Paint 2020: Hidden Gems”

 Live Virtual Auction: Thursday, September 17, 6:00 – 7:30 pm 

September 24 – November 1 “Fall Members Show: Unity” Small Works: Kaleidoscope” 

Hours: Sat. & Sun. 12-5; Mon. – Fri. by appointment  

September 18 – November 1.

A juried exhibit of 3D workinspired by the four elements of western culture: EARTH, AIR, FIRE, and WATER,plus the Taoist METAL.

POSTCARDS:

Greetings from Lowell

Now through September 13.

This show features creative 2D postcard-sizedwork by artists in the region.

Although the gallery is openlimited hours due to COVID-19, the entire POSTCARDS exhibition is available onthe ALL website:

artsleagueoflowell.org/gallery

Purchases can be made online.

The ALL Arts Gallery displays work by 30+ artistsin our co-op gallery, representing most areas of artistic expression, plus themed exhibitions in our maingallery.

September 19, 2020 –February 28, 2021

“Catherine Smith: A Cabinet of Curiosities”

“Katherine Gulla: Passage”

“Rebecca Hutchinson: Midnight Blooms”

Permanently on view

“In the Studio: Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller”

Check website for hours.

“METAL-ITY” 

METAL-ITY is a dynamic public art exhibition being held outdoors on the ArtSpace grounds and comprised of 50 mostly metal artworks made by professional artists, art students, and folk artists. 

The exhibition is free and open to the public. Please maintain social distancing and observe COVID-19 safety recommendations.     

Some Glimpse of Life: Teresa Baker, Carly Glovinski, and Emma Rhodes 
July 13–September 12 

Carol Schlosberg Alumni Gallery: 
Welcome to the Future, I Hate it Here: Mike Hinson 
July 13–September 12 

Montserrat and Schlosberg Galleries

From What I Can Remember

September 26–November 6 

301 and Frame 301 Galleries

Open Wall / Open Concept //

September 21–December 15

September 26, 2020 – June 6, 2021­

The BIG Picture: Giant Photographs and Powerful Portfolios features recent acquisitions to the Fitchburg Art Museum’s growing collection of photography in two categories: very large digital color prints by twenty contemporary artists, and portfolios of multiple related works by André Kertész, Steve Locke, Kenji Nakahashi, Ruben Natal-San Miguel, and BarbaraNorfleet.

Please check the website for open status:

One admission: five museums, including the Amazing World of Dr. Seuss Museum. Opening October 3: The Outwin: American Portraiture Today, direct from the Smithsonian’s National Gallery. through March 7: Chance Encounters: Mixed Media Constructions by Shawn Farley. Parking is always free.