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FACES, PLACES & SPACES: The Somerville Museum (who knew Somerville had a museum?) hosts a “community curator” exhibition each year. This year, through August 23, The #ARTSTAYSHERE Coalition — of […]
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FACES, PLACES & SPACES: The Somerville Museum (who knew Somerville had a museum?) hosts a “community curator” exhibition each year. This year, through August 23, The #ARTSTAYSHERE Coalition — of […]

Summer is a busy time for the Wickford Art Association (WAA), based in North Kingston, Rhode Island near the Narragansett Bay. Between hosting the 63rd Wickford Art Festival on July […]

For the first time in nearly three years, people walking past the corner of Union and Purchase Streets in downtown New Bedford saw something unexpected in the windows of the […]

On a cold evening in mid-February, Beverly, Massachusetts natives and newcomers gathered in a Cabot Street gallery to celebrate several milestones in the city’s creative development: the unveiling of a […]

We are lucky to have an oral history video produced in 2013 by the Martha’s Vineyard Museum (MVM) of the late Nan Tull,85, who passed on July 4, 2023, discussing […]

For an artist, creating the work requires one set of skills, promoting the work and getting it seen and appreciated is a whole different skill set. TAG | The Art […]

We Will Not Be Silenced Once news hit of last year’s election results, it seemed as though the world went into a state of panic, stress and anger. Since then, […]

I am excited, and everyone else should be too — Boston has attracted a new International Art Fair. After 25 years of vibrant shows, the Boston International Fine Art Fair, […]

Have you ever wanted to learn a new or different creative skill? Do you already have skills requiring tools/equipment you don’t have? Looking to join a community of do-it-yourself makers? […]

Angell Street Galleries in Providence, Rhode Island is a concept driven exhibition venue recently opened as an incubator-stylepresentation space. A quirk of its existence is that it was formerly a […]

When you hear the term “craft fair,” do monkeys made from socks, syrupy-sweet decoupage plaques with shih tzu puppies and tacky jewelry come to mind? OK. I get that. But […]

Exactly one year ago, Artscope Magazine ran a story by Ami Bennitt of #ARTSTAYSHERE about the upcoming displacement of scores of artists inhabiting the spaces of the Cottage Street Studios, […]