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WHEN SILENCE BECAME COLOR
By Claudia Fiks
DaNice D. Marshall never intended to become a painter. For most of her life, she was a writer, a woman who lived within language, shaping stories with rhythm, cadence and […]
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THE WEIGHT OF EMPIRE
By Lexie Gondek
The Yale Center for British Art in New Haven, Connecticut is currently presenting “Hew Locke: Passages,” a comprehensive survey of the British Guyanese artist’s career spanning over 30 years. Located […]
Reviews
THE GEOMETRY OF STILLNESS
By Heather Stivison
“Into the Abstract,” now on view at the Southern Vermont Arts Center, is aptly named because it offers an entrée into minimalist-inspired abstraction. Visitors are invited to explore the parallels […]
Features
ONE BODY INFINITE MOTION
By Lee Roscoe
Sometimes we love what artists create because of its aesthetic beauty, sometimes its abstractions intrigue us with their ambiguity or sometimes its concepts message us, sometimes it catches hold of […]
Welcome
Welcome
By Brian Goslow
“We’ll see.” That’s how several of the artists featured in this issue of Artscope Magazine responded to the question of what’s next in their careers and work projects. It’s a […]
Artscope Online, Visual Arts
KATE HAMILTON’S CHANGING ROOM
By Lee Roscoe
“Kate Hamilton: The Changing Room,” which recently closed at Cape Cod Community College’s Higgins Gallery, was yet another cutting-edge show curated by savvy and hip art professor Nathalie Ferrier, a […]
Artscope Online, Exhibits, Visual Arts
ADAPT OR DIE
By Madeleine Lord
“Adapt or Die: Dancing Between Art and Coexisting on Earth,” on view through this Sunday, September 28 at the Piano Craft Gallery in Boston, features artworks by members of the […]
Artscope Online, Exhibits
CURRENTS OF HUMANITY
By Claudia Fiks
The 36th Bienal de São Paulo “Nem todo viandante anda estradas – Da humanidade como prática” (“Not All Travellers Walk Roads – Of Humanity as Practice”) opened this September at […]
Artscope Online, Exhibits
A GADJE ENLIGHTENMENT IN DOWNTOWN WINCHESTER
By Erica DeMatos
The Griffin Museum’s Sixth annual summer showcase, “Vision(ary),” highlights 33 artists whose works are installed throughout downtown Winchester, Massachusetts in partnership with Photoville. The collection weaves together past cultural influences […]
Capsule Previews
CAPSULE PREVIEWS
By Brian Goslow
Drawing from a series of works addressing ideas of impossible architecture, liminal spaces and temporal and spatial distance, “The Long View: Paintings by Marcia Santore” will be on view from […]
Community
AN OPPORTUNITY TO EXPAND
By Andy Moerlein
I am excited, and everyone else should be too — Boston has attracted a new International Art Fair. After 25 years of vibrant shows, the Boston International Fine Art Fair, […]
Community
MAKERS GONNA MAKE
By Ami Bennitt
Have you ever wanted to learn a new or different creative skill? Do you already have skills requiring tools/equipment you don’t have? Looking to join a community of do-it-yourself makers? […]