Reviews, features, interviews, and critical perspectives on art and culture across New England.
Alia Farid’s latest large-scale installation, “Talismans (Kupol LR 3303),” was created primarily with a material called Kupol LR 3303 which is a resin manufactured by the United Oil Projects (UOP). […]
On January 10, 1975, the newly established Nesto Gallery at Milton Academy opened its inaugural exhibition, showcasing 35 works by 1969 Milton Academy graduate William Nesto. That exhibit would set […]
The “MATRIX” is an ever-evolving exhibition space at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art. Launched in 1974 through a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, the space was […]
I recently went to see artwork in the studios of Nora Valdez and Nirmal Raja in advance of their month-long solo exhibitions at Boston Sculptors Gallery. Both are mid-career artists […]
In 2006, the Danforth Art Museum was gifted work by sculptor Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller, known for work that expressed the African American identity. The importance of her work was […]
Lowell’s Whistler House Museum of Art is celebrating the 200thanniversary of its historic 1825 edifice with a comprehensive exhibition of its artists-in-residence and associated studio artists. The Artist-in-Residence program spans […]
In the dimly lit Ronald M. Ansin Gallery housing Tara Sellios’s solo exhibition at the Fitchburg Art Museum, the darkness creates a translucent view of the photographic work on display […]
Warm greetings, Artscope readers, We, like you, have watched federal funding be cut for both public and non-profit cultural organizations, be they for the visual orperforming arts and found ourselves […]
Curated by artist and director Ellen Wineberg, “Paint and Poetry” is a collaborative show at Storefront Art Projects in Watertown, featuring the poems of Edison Dupree, and the […]
If you’re stopping by the SoWa Art + Design District, either for March’s First Friday openings or Sunday’s SoWa Artist Guild Open Studios, make sure to check out three new […]
Bayda Asbridge’s “Children of War,” on view at Babson College’s Hollister Gallery from March 27 through May 18, is an emotionally moving and profoundly thought-provoking exhibition that sheds light on […]
In all my years, I’ve never seen color used this way. Peter Batchelder is all about putting color where it shouldn’t be. The outcome is breathtaking and certainly not something […]