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BEAUTY IN THE CRAWL
By Linda Sutherland
An exhibition by highly accomplished artists about creepy crawlers? Surely you jest! Not so fast folks. If you allow yourself just a bit of being open to that which you […]
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THE THINGS WE LEAVE BEHIND
By Marta Pauer-Tursi
“Love and Practice,” the current exhibition at Catamount Arts’ Fried Family Gallery, offers the visitor more than it may have intended to do. It includes paired paintings and sculptures with […]
Welcome
WELCOME
By Brian Goslow
Welcome to our September/October 2025 issue, one that finds many of us trying to avoid isolation during growingly troubling times where the art and cultural togetherness we’ve worked to nourish […]
Features
WHAT IS YOUR DREAM?
By Erica DeMatos
Jung Yeondoo hardly needs to ask the question that hangs over his 2001 series of photographs“Evergreen Tower” like the casted rays of sun off a high-rise apartment building, yet he […]
Artscope Online, Exhibits, Visual Arts
CELEBRATING OUR INVISIBLE THREADS
By Lee Roscoe
Multiculturalism is the jewel of America. Diversity is like facets of a diamond, the more facets, the more brilliant. When you eliminate and deface those facets, dehumanizing “the other,” you […]
Capsule Previews
Capsule Previews
By Brian Goslow
“Smiling Out Loud,” paintings by DaNice D. Marshall “depicting ordinary life with smiles of joy,” opens July 1 at the Hopkinton Center for the Arts, 98 Hayden Rowe St., Hopkinton, […]
Artscope Online, Visual Arts
START WITH THE ART
By Claudia Fiks
In the heart of Boston’s SoWa Arts and Design District, a vibrant creative dialogue unfolded on May 6 at the much-anticipated event, “Start with the Art.” Hosted by Sitka Home […]
Artscope Online, Visual Arts
FRIEZE NEW YORK 2025
By Claudia Fiks
Past, present, and future uncertainty is the default setting for the art world. Economic turbulence, pandemics, climate crises, politics, and every global tremor reverberate through the art market. And yet, […]
Community
A PLANNED LEGACY IN PROVIDENCE
By Suzanne Volmer
Angell Street Galleries in Providence, Rhode Island is a concept driven exhibition venue recently opened as an incubator-stylepresentation space. A quirk of its existence is that it was formerly a […]
Editorials
THOUGHTFUL WORK, SURPRISE EVENTS
By Claudia Fiks
Art Basel 2025, held in its original hometown, once again transcended the backdrop of global uncertainty, wars, environmental crises and economic turmoil to offer an exhilarating and necessary respite. From […]
Community
A TREASURE IN OUR BACKYARD
By Linda Sutherland
When you hear the term “craft fair,” do monkeys made from socks, syrupy-sweet decoupage plaques with shih tzu puppies and tacky jewelry come to mind? OK. I get that. But […]
Community
EASTHAMPTON STRONG
By Marjorie Kaye
Exactly one year ago, Artscope Magazine ran a story by Ami Bennitt of #ARTSTAYSHERE about the upcoming displacement of scores of artists inhabiting the spaces of the Cottage Street Studios, […]