Reviews, features, interviews, and critical perspectives on art and culture across New England.
There is beauty in what is blooming, beauty in what withers and satisfaction in assembling a world of flowers and objects into a specific aesthetic expression. Anyone who has ever […]
The phenomenon of displacement, whether stemming from conflict, economic forces, or environmental shifts, exerts a profound influence not solely on those directly uprooted, but also on their subsequent generations. The […]
Christine Palamidessi’s “Couples,” a multi-faceted exploration of the dynamic commitment between two individuals, promises an epic experience. This exhibition is laced with humor, and studies contemporary relationships and their parallel […]
In the days before instamatic and digital cameras, realist paintings were timeless documents of life throughout the decades and centuries. Now, as our aging cities and landmarks continue aging and […]
Modern collage, invented by George Braque, Pablo Picasso and others in the early 20th century, lives on today in the exhibition “Embodied” by Robin Colodzin at the famous Copley Society […]
Fountain Street Gallery, a contemporary art haven nestled within Boston’s SOWA art district, will present a captivating exhibition titled “Undercurrents” this October. This collaboration between Virginia Mahoney and Nathalie Miebach […]
When I say, “photographic arts,” what or who comes to mind? Annie Leibovitz? Ansel Adams? Alfred Stieglitz? Richard Avedon? Different genres. Different styles. Different expressions. The two artists who are […]
At the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, Massachusetts is a comprehensive exhibition that includes Edvard Munch’s earthbound paintings, spanning decades. The paintings are energetic, reading as an exploratory of the […]
If you find yourself in Harvard Square any time before September 9, you may stumble upon multi-media artist Nat Reed’s striking yet simple new exhibit “Bikes Move Us” at the […]
The Art Complex Museum is a hidden gem tucked away off the winding streets of Duxbury, Massachusetts. Its striking, wave-like structure is nestled in a cornucopia of green that is […]
A standing cat with its inner spirit of a mythical cheetah or leopard, and its tail a ribbon-like semaphore cast up to greet the sky; a dog with its inner […]
When the first Art in the Park took place in 2008 in Elm Park in Worcester, Massachusetts, founder Gloria Hall said, “there [weren’t] any sculpture shows like this in a […]