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TAD HILLS
By Beth Neville
Bring your children and grandchildren to Nesto Gallery this April and May to see how a famous children’s book artist, Tad Hills, develops his characters and plots. Artists who can […]
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KATE KNOX
By Eric J. Taubert
Kate Knox searches for the buildings most people have stopped seeing. Late fall. Early spring. When the leaves are down. She and her husband take the backroads. The narrow ones […]
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ARMIN LANDECK
By Erica DeMatos
With dim alleyways and pop-art stylized still-lifes, printmaker Armin Landeck’s architectural influence was shaped by the Americana modernism of urban cityscapes. On view now through April 26 at the Art […]
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AARON BRODEUR
By Sonia Richter
First, there is beauty — graceful in its singularity, unmarred and untouchable. Then comes a state of paradox: beauty that sits in a glass box, dripping with stimuli and barraged […]
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AFTER THE PERFORMANCE
By Vanessa Boucher
The clown has never been as innocent as we pretend. In Ruggero Leoncavallo’s “Pagliacci,” the Italian opera’s performance ends in murder and the audience becomes witness to something irretrievable. “La […]
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GAIL GELBURD
By Lee Roscoe
The creativity of Gail Gelburd is multifold, as an art historian, author, professor, curator, artist and activist. She has curated exhibitions at the Whitney Museum of American Art, taught at […]
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JENNIFER DAVIS CAREY
By Cathy Weaver Taylor
Enamel is an alchemical dance between glass and metal. Jennifer Davis Carey is an enamel artist whose artwork is all about seeing and remembering. Seeing the patterns, seeing the unseen, […]
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JANET KAWADA
By Carolyn Wirth
Janet Kawada is a sculptor, fiber artist, teacher and activist who uses the power of art as a tool for community engagement. A lifetime Boston area resident, she, for 25 […]
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SARAH SENSE
By Suzanne Volmer
“Land, Lines, Blood, Memory,” scheduled to be shown at Bannister Gallery at Rhode Island College from March 26 through April 24, is a solo exhibition of photo-weavings by California-based Indigenous […]
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MOE GRAM
By Linda Sutherland
There’s concept in crazy. Order in chaos. Wisdom in the bizarre. You’ll get a glimpse of this when you experience “Party Fouls,” Moe Gram’s current exhibition at the Lamont Gallery […]
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ALEX KITTLE
By Rachel Flood Page
Alex Kittle loves the 1980s. And if you don’t already, you will too after finding her table at a Boston area art market and talking to her for two seconds. […]
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HELEN DUNCAN
By Madeleine Lord
Sculptural ceramicist Helen Duncan divides her time between her Haverhill, Massachusetts, home and her native Ireland. She has a basement studio in Haverhill and an artist in residence studio associated […]