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NEVER SLOWING DOWN
By Marta Pauer-Tursi
On one of the coldest days in February, even by Vermont standards, I stepped inside the Burlington City Arts gallery to find my senses stirred by the dramatic, enigmatic and […]
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ARTISTIC VISION AND CONTEMPORARY DIALOGUES
By Claudia Fiks
The Cambridge Art Association’s 2025 Members Prize Show once again offers a compelling showcase of artistic talent from its vibrant community. Open to all current members, the exhibition spans two […]
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SHEPHERDING THE SHOW ALONG
By Sawyer Smook-Pollitt
On Monday, February 3, curator and artist David Walega arrived at New Bedford’s Gallery X around noon. The walls were bare inside the 1855 Universalist Church-turned-art gallery. Paintings, sculptures and […]
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A FIRST LOOK
By J.M. Belmont
What makes a photograph special? That it provides a clear, static documentation of notable events worth cataloguing; for its artistic merit which, like a lightning-rod, can conduct particular feelings less […]
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MASTERS OLD AND NEW
By Beth Neville
There are always good reasons to visit the Art Complex Museum at Duxbury and the annual “Duxbury Art Association 52nd Winter Juried Show,” which continues through April 19, is one […]
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RITUALS OF EARTH AND CHANGE
By Laura Shabott
Edd Ravn is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice spans growing bacteria, painting with rainwater, recording soundscapes and designing public furniture to co-create objects that question perception and connection. With a […]
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A SCULPTURAL DIALOGUE
By Marjorie Kaye
Norad Mill in North Adams, Massachusetts is home to an assortment of quirky and highly visible businesses. It retains its vintage mill appearance while adding contemporary features, making it a […]
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A MASSIVE REUNION
By Brian Goslow
How do you begin to engage with an exhibition of someone whose work you’ve followed for nearly 40 years, a period during which he documented many of your friends and, […]
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BEATTY’S MELODIC WOODCRAFT
By Madeleine Lord
When the original Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Gallery at the College of the Holy Cross, formerly in O’Kane Hall, was dedicated in 1983 Rev. John E. Brooks, S.J. president […]
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KNICK-KNACKS COME TO LIFE
By Isabel Barbi
Running through March 30 in the Kingston Gallery’s Main Gallery, Nat Martin’s “Over Days” exhibition invites the viewer to play a game of iSpy with new sculptures, prints and some […]
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WAINWRIGHT’S PATCHWORK POLITICS
By Lee Roscoe
Clara Wainwright’s new exhibition at the Paul Dietrich Gallery at Cambridge Seven, “GLORY: A Satirical Retrospective of Fabric Collages,” is a kind of hallucinatory storyboard of a trip through Wainwright’s […]
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INNERSTATES THROUGH LIFE AND LOSS
By Erica DeMatos
As your wheels turn down the bumpy roads of a small town, seemingly uninhabited except for collapsing billboards and flickering neon signs, it can be hard to remember that people […]