11 for 11: Harriet Diamond
AN EXODUS FROZEN IN TIME Greg Morell When you walk through the doors of Northampton’s Oxbow Gallery on March 2, be prepared to confront something completely different. It is the […]
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Cornered: Mohamad Hafez
Mohamad Hafez Gina Fraone One of the most divisive issues facing our nation today is that of immigration. Fanning the flames of that political hotbed are the raging international conflicts […]
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Welcome
Welcome Brian Goslow Welcome to our Eleventh Anniversary Issue with special thanks to our readers and advertisers, all of the galleries, museums, artists and publicists we have worked with and, […]
News
Celebrating the life of Dahlov Ipcar
Dahlov Ipcar was celebrating her 99th year when her life and her vibrant career as a prolific artist came to an end, February 10, 2017. What is produced is a world of balance, a veritable cornucopia of visual motifs celebrating the weave of life. From the subterranean worlds of the ocean to the wing
Exhibits, Visual Arts
Wanderlust: The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
How does one sum up a museum so huge that it qualifies as the largest space in the world dedicated to modern and contemporary art?
Exhibits, News
Da Vinci — The Genius at the Museum of Science
Inside the Museum of Science is a dark room full of realized dreams that’s hosting a temporary exhibit from Grande Exhibitions and Pascal Cotte, France: “Da Vinci — The Genius,” an exhibition that allows visitors into Leonardo da Vinci’s world with a behind-the-paintings look at some of his most inf
Theatre
Boston Ballet Presents Mikko Nissinen’s The Nutcracker Boston Opera House, November 25, 2016
The play opens on Christmas Eve in 1820s Germany. The atmosphere on stage is both whimsical and elegant. Large mice in full furry costumes scamper about the stage with an energetic flair. One of the most memorable scenes, for this writer, comes as the clock strikes midnight. The audience looks on in
News
Keep Still and Carry On
Three weeks after President Donald J. Trump’s inauguration, five weeks after Miami’s declaration as a Zika-free zone, five months after Brexit and nine weeks after the close of Art Basel Miami, artists and other Americans and Europeans are emerging from a catatonic state of denial, protesting and ma
News
A Study in Contrasts: The 2017 Presidential Inauguration Festivities and Women’s March on Washington
By Nancy Nesvet Washington D.C. – On Inauguration Day, January 20, 2017, two artworks were exhibited in celebration of the event. In the Capitol Building, George Caleb Bingham’s “The Verdict […]
Exhibit Openings, Exhibits
Make Way for Ducklings: The Art of Robert McCloskey at the MFA
Make Way for Ducklings: The Art of Robert McCloskey at the MFA Kate Kenney Inside Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts, a room of color blooms. There are fictional seaside blues […]
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Classifieds
January/February Classifieds
Your work could be artscope’s next CENTERFOLD. Your work can be Artscope’s next CENTERFOLD. Work by established and emerging artists welcome. For the March/April 2017 issue we will be accepting […]
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January/February 17
Article Excerpts: Welcome | Cornered: John Bisbee| Art Basel Miami | Art Basel Art Week Miami | Heading South for the Winter | Zao Wou Ki at Colby | Networks […]