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CENTRAL NEW HAMPSHIRE: ARTS FROM THE HEART
By Marcia Santore
Plymouth is the heart of New Hampshire — a cultural center that draws visitors from all over. Arts events happen all year long, but many are seasonal — you won’t […]
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BRATTLEBORO: FINE ARTS, FOOD AND FUN
By Elayne Clift
It’s always a good idea to spend time perusing the art scene in Brattleboro, Vermont. For an especially serendipitous stroll, pay a visit on the “First Friday” of every month, […]
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LAKE CHAMPLAIN : AN AWE-INSPIRING CROSSING
By Marta Pauer-Tursi
When the Charlotte, Vermont ferry leaves the dock, two things will absolutely shock you. Nobody is taking cell phone pictures of what you know are Instagrammable moments (#LakeChamplain #NaturalVermont #boating), […]
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LIMITLESS MOTHERWELL: AMP’D UP VIBE IN PROVINCETOWN
By Suzanne Volmer
AMP Gallery, or Art Market Provincetown, describes itself as a “live exhibition space” specializing in “cutting edge art.” It rotates art every two or three weeks during the summer months […]
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FRANKENTHALER AT PAAM: AN ODE TO PROVINCETOWN SUMMERS
By Laura Shabott
Helen Frankenthaler (1928-2011) is the subject of one of the most important exhibitions to come to the Provincetown Art Association and Museum (PAAM) in its 104-year-old history. “Abstract Climates: Helen […]
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WELCOME: FROM BRIAN GOSLOW
by Brian Goslow, Managing Editor bgoslow@artscopemagazine.com Welcome to our Summer 2018 issue! We put this issue together after publisher Kaveh Mojtabai and national correspondent Nancy Nesvet had visited Art Basel […]
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VOICES OF CHANGE: ART BASEL 2018 REVIEW
By Nancy Nesvet
As the world political changes resemble a game of musical chairs, the exhibition sectors at Art Basel 2018 also similarly changed. Our allies are becoming our enemies and vice versa; […]
Artscope Online, Movie, Visual Arts
Carissa Rodriguez’s The Maid at MIT List Visual Arts Center
By Jacob Cutler
Carissa Rodriguez’s newest film, “The Maid,” is currently on view at the MIT List Visual Arts Center. The film portrays a day in the life of Sherrie Levine’s “Newborn” sculptures. […]
Artscope Online, Exhibit Openings, Exhibits, Visual Arts
America, Now at Providence Art Club
By J. Fatima Martins
The National Open Juried Exhibition “America, Now” is on view at Providence Art Club (PAC) through July 20. It offers diversity in media, subject and style, and is a collaborative […]
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Running the Numbers: Tricot at Paradise Rock Club, June 9, 2018
By Shem Tane
A show at the Paradise Rock Club in Allston, Mass., on June 9 was a collection of math rock bands from the last two decades, some old, some new. The […]
Artscope Online, Music
MUSIC PREVIEW: IAN ASTBURY ON THE REVOLUTION 3 TOUR, THE SONIC EVOLUTION OF THE CULT AND MUCH MORE…
By Jacob Cutler
With summer just around the corner, three iconic bands are preparing to hit the road. Stone Temple Pilots, Bush and The Cult will be accompanying each other on the Revolution […]
Art Basel Switzerland, Artscope Online, Audio/Visual, Exhibits
Parcours at Art Basel 2018. The good and the bad.
By Nancy Nesvet
Last year, the Parcours sector at Art Basel was so good I did not think it could be topped, and I was right. Perhaps overconfidence, or the fact that the […]