Articles tagged “exhibits”.
Tynan Byrne’s how strange others’ hands on the body that you lovetransforms personal history into an exploration of queer identity, care, and the lives that continue beyond survival. “You never […]
The Yale University Art Gallery was founded in 1832 and is the oldest college museum in North America. On Thursday evening, June 18, the Margaret and Angus Wurtele Sculpture Garden, […]
“Adapt or Die: Dancing Between Art and Coexisting on Earth,” on view through this Sunday, September 28 at the Piano Craft Gallery in Boston, features artworks by members of the […]
The Griffin Museum’s Sixth annual summer showcase, “Vision(ary),” highlights 33 artists whose works are installed throughout downtown Winchester, Massachusetts in partnership with Photoville. The collection weaves together past cultural influences […]
Multiculturalism is the jewel of America. Diversity is like facets of a diamond, the more facets, the more brilliant. When you eliminate and deface those facets, dehumanizing “the other,” you […]
Curated by artist and director Ellen Wineberg, “Paint and Poetry” is a collaborative show at Storefront Art Projects in Watertown, featuring the poems of Edison Dupree, and the […]
The Pulp Gallery, 80 Race Street Holyoke MA, is a treasure box. Artist and founder Dean Brown opened Pulp in April 2019 and named it to honor paper, the primary […]
In a season dedicated to family gatherings, Roz Sommer’s “Foremothers and Forefathers” series of family portraits on view through December 6 at the Maud Morgan Arts’ Chandler Gallery, is a […]
Danielle Mailer is not author Norman Mailer and painter Adele Morales’s daughter for nothing. She shares the same socio-political sensibilities as her late father, but expresses them in a very […]
50 years ago, on a late-August night, standing naked out on his apartment’s balcony in Manhattan, John Lennon watched a UFO crawl by. May Pang, Lennon’s assistant and lover at […]
Following a long, ascending road up the side of a mountain eventually leads to the campus of the Southern Vermont Arts Center in Manchester. Along the way, one finds installations […]
Bottom row, left to right: Rodell Warner, “Artificial Archive SCRYING INTIMACIES, View from the Portal IV,” 2024, giclee print on Hahnemuhle paper, 8” x 8”. Ariana Gomez, “Where There Was […]