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Opens July 25“Division of Labor: Work in the United States”This exhibition uses objects from the museum's permanent collection to explore US labor across its overlapping transitions from primarily agriculture to industry to office work between the 19th and the 21st centuries.Opens August 8“Community and Exile: Artists in Paris, 1910–1939”This exhibition highlights the work of the […]

Through September 6 “Legacies of Surrealism/Markets, Foodways, and the Essence of Place: Works from the Museo de Arte de Ponce”“Book of Wonder, Cover to Cover: A Hands-On Journey with Donna Castellanos”Through September 20“Landscapes in Flux: Studies of Place by David Gloman”Through October 4“One Foot in Two Places: Monotype Prints and Etchings by Olwen O’Herlihy Dowling”Hours: Tues.-Sat., […]

Through July 25In the Bellarmine Hall Galleries and the Walsh Gallery (Quick Center): “For Which It Stands…”  Commemorating the 250th Anniversary of the U.S., this major loan exhibition explores key moments in our country’s history through artworks depicting the American flag, from WWI to the present day. Artworks on view will challenge viewers to consider who […]

April 13 - October 3“Looking Back/Moving Forward: A Selection of Work over 25 Years,” Work by Erica Licea-Kane. Curated by Dominick Takis in conjunction with the Atlantic Works Gallery.Artist Reception: Wednesday, May 6, 6-8 p.m.Hours: Sat., 12-4 p.m. | by appointmentnicktakis@hotmail.comatlanticworks.org

Through September 20“Stave & Cane: Nantucket Baskets”The Cahoon Museum of American Art presents “Stave & Cane: Nantucket Basket,” an exhibition celebrating the rich history and refined artistry of this iconic American craft. Originating on Nantucket in the 19th century, Nantucket baskets evolved from utilitarian lightship baskets, used by sailors to hold provisions, into highly prized decorative objects. […]

Art in public places, no admission.Go Fish! – 2,000 fish hand-painted by people of all ages to celebrate the challenging annual migration of valiant herring up the Mystic River; installed on the Fox Library and other community locations (ArtsArlington.org/go-fish). “Unseen/Unforgotten: Remembering Menotomy’s Ordinary Defenders, 1775” – commemorative pedestal sculpture by Christopher Frost behind Robbins Memorial Library (artsarlingtonaudio.org). “People, […]

May 16 - November 29“John Hitchcock: We are Defined by the Beat”Working across printmaking, neon, textiles, sound, and video, John Hitchcock merges traditional and contemporary art forms to pay homage to his ancestors, confront histories of Indigenous displacement and trauma, and celebrate community, resilience, and survival.nbmaa.org/exhibitions/john-hitchcock860-229-0257nbmaa.org

Through June 7“Turns & Twists”Features abstract collage by Mara Wagner, surreal articulated landscapes by Rebecca Mann, and ceramic paintings by Carol Rissman. New works by Natasha Dikareva, Joe Faria, Kevin Kusiolek, Jill Pottle.Reception: May 9, 6–8 p.m. June 10 - July 19“Where Words Do Not Go”Explores the power of abstract art with two featured artists: Timothy […]

“Labor Daily”On view March 21 – May 24Artists: Carl Corey, Chris Aluka Barry, Daniel Overturf, Inna Valin, JulieDermansky, Terry Evans, Xavier Tavera“Vision(ary): Raising Our Voices” - Public art exhibitionOn view June 5 – September 6Handmade and Self-Published Photobook ExhibitionsOn view June 12 – July 26Museum Hours: Tuesday–Sunday 12–4 p.m.(781) 729-1158griffinmuseum.org

Through August 16“David Phillips: 57 Years of Sculpture”David’s bronze, stone and mixed media work has shown in galleries, museums and may be seen in woodlands and public spaces in Boston, Cambridge and across the country. In his current work, he draws inspiration from natural forms and ancient symbols.(508)385-4477ccmoa.org

July 8 - September 28“Weathered & Worn: Studies of Surface and Time, Rebecca Skinner and Tracy Spadafora”This exhibit brings together two artists exploring the quiet effects of erosion and time on natural and human-made surfaces. Their works reveal the textures, patterns, and stories embedded in these forms, where change itself becomes a source of beauty.Artist Talk: […]

Through August 16: Explore humanity's evolving relationship with nature, weather, and climate in Fever Dreams of a Cool-Breathed Earth, a multi-sensory exhibition featuring audio, video, sculptures, and works on paper.Ongoing: Discover what’s new at the Museum! Visit the new Arms and Armor Galleries and recently reinterpreted galleries of American Art.Hours: Wed.–Sun., 10 a.m.–4 p.m.508-799-4406 worcesterart.org

Juried National Show: IntersectionsJuly 9 - August 8, 2026Opening Reception: July 11 from 4:00 - 6:00 PMThe Little Gallery: Yesterday ■ Today ■ Tomorrow, Artwork by Peter KnappJuly 9 - August 8, 2026Co|So is kicking off summer with four new exhibitions: Intersections explores the metaphoricaland literal liminal spaces created through dialogue, resistance, or moments of decision andchange. Also upcoming […]

Through July 5“Gisela Colón: Radiant Earth”Opening July 25“Dustin Yellin: The Polics of EternityThrough August 2“Georges Braque: Tactile Space”Opening August 22“Rohini Devasher: Solar Poetics”Through September 6“Six Extinctions” Ongoing Exhibits:“Nature’s Impressions: The Modernist Landscape”“The William L. Richter Collection”“Gabriel Dawe: Plexus no. 43”“King Nyani”“Permanent Science Galleries: Natural Cycles Shape Our Land”“The Robert R. Wiener Mineral Gallery” Hours: Tues.-Sun., 10 a.m.-5 […]

Through July 19“Where Words Do Not Go”Explores the power of abstract art with Timothy Dunnbier’s thought-scapes that combine symbolic forms and complex color, Jill Goldman-Callahan’s work steeped in a subtle pastel palette, and Allison Mitchell’s intriguing assemblages that recall mythical figures from a long-lost past.July 22 - August 30“Chroma’s Song”Features vibrant abstracts and florals by […]

Through July 12“Ed Andrews Ball of Confusion”“Return  - BSG Alumni” featuring B. Amore, Caroline Bagenal, Sarah Hutt, Mo Kelman, Liz Shepherd, Julia Shepley, and Jessica Straus.First Friday: July 3, 5-8:30 p.m.  July 16  - August 16“W.I.T@WORK  - The Art of Industrial Design”Featuring student work from Wentworth Institute of Technology. Opening Reception: July 16. Student Panel Discussion: July 23. IDSA Professionals Night: July 30 Senior & Juniors Celebration: […]

Currently On View“Kaleidoscope: 100 Years of Collecting for Our Community” “FESTIVAL: A Celebration of African Art at the Fitchburg Art Museum”Through September 13“The 90th Regional Exhibition of Art & Craft”“James Dye: The Void, the Wheel, and the Monster”“Call and Response: Kindred”Free Admission at Fitchburg Art Museum is sponsored by Rollstone Bank & TrustHours: Wed.-Fri., 12-4 p.m. | […]

“PORTLAND FINE CRAFT SHOW”Saturday, August 22, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.Rain or shineDiscover artful objects to live with, wear, and cherish at the Portland Fine Craft Show. A single day, outdoor, immersive experience, featuring over 100 juried craft artists from across the Northeast showcasing exceptional work in 14 media categories. Free admission and open to […]

Through October 18“Keeping Alive the Remembrance: Commemorating America's Founding, 1776–1876.”The Gallery’s encyclopedic holdings range from ancient times to the present day and represent cultures from around the globe.  Free and open to the public.  Hours: Tues.-Fri., 10 a.m.-5 p.m. | Sat. & Sun., 11 a.m.-5 p.m. 203.432.0600 artgallery.yale.edu 

Through July 26“LOWELLSCAPES:” A photography exhibit, in conjunction with Lowell’s bicentennial -- celebrating history through the medium of photography. The theme is centered around architecture, Lowell landmarks, and popular scenery which has changed (or disappeared) over the years. This collection includes work by nine local artists.(978) 459-7819thebrush.orgGPS: HCID Parking Garage 01852

Through August 2Make Fairhaven your summer art destination. Visit exhibitions at 29 Center Street and the Fairhaven Historical Society, 141 Main Street. Explore self-guided Studio Tours every weekend, pick up a Great Places Map, and experience art in and around Fairhaven’s grand historic buildings. Free admission. fairhavensummerartgallery.com

Through September 13“Father” by Diana Markosian “Father” traces Diana Markosian’s emotional journey through photography, video, and archival materials, exploring themes of loss, identity, and belonging. Markosian creates a poignant narrative that resonates across generations and diasporic experiences. Markosian’s work has been exhibited at leading international institutions, including the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the National Portrait Gallery, the International Center […]

Through November 14Cape Cod Open Sculpture Invitational “CCOSI” OUTSIDESee our 3rd Juried Sculpture Exhibition featuring 40 outside sculptures and 25 insidesculptures from New England artists! Discover an additional 25 works from our permanentcollection on display in our beautiful sculpture garden, and more in our sculpture porch.(508) 385-4477CCMoA.org

KEROUAC: BEAT AND COUNTERCULTURE PORTRAITSAugust 22, 2026 – October 31, 2026A series of portraits by Jonathan Collins of Jack Kerouac and other writers of the Beat andCounterculture movement from the 1940’s to the 1970’s. An era spawned directly by Lowell’sown native son, Jack Kerouac. The series was completed in 2026 and will be featured as […]

July 3 - 25“Realist,” Walter Kopec.Receptions: July 3, 4-7 p.m.; July 16, 6-9 p.m.August 1 - 29“We Find Ourselves in the Shape of Home,” Victoria “thirteenvic” DelValle.Receptions: August 1, 4-7 p.m.; August 20, 6-9 p.m.Hours: Fri.-Sat., 2-6 p.m. | by appointmentcontact@atlanticworks.orgatlanticworks.org

July 3 - August 30“Considering the 3rd Dimension”A juried exhibition of 3D, sculptural artwork. Miniature to massive; realistic, figurative, and abstract.Reception: July 11, 3-5 p.m.This exhibit is sponsored byRockland Trust Bank.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 and […]