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A PORTAL IN THE ATTIC
By Ricardo Barros
“In the Thrice-Ninth Kingdom …” is the opening line for many Russian fairytales. Upon hearing these words, Russian children know that magic will flow in the story about to be […]
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AN ARCHIVE OF POWER
By Lexie Gondek
Pablo Delano’s exhibition unfolds as an experience that lingers long after you leave. Spanning two vast galleries, “The Museum of the Old Colony” at the New Britain Museum of American […]
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AUTHORSHIP IN FLUX
By Claudia Fiks
There is something immediate about the work of Fernando Fula, a sense that each piece is made in a moment of intensity, without hesitation. His paintings do not feel overworked […]
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THE PULSE OF WHAT’S NEXT
By Sawyer Smook-Pollitt
Art openings are a great place to meet interesting people and feel the pulse of a creative community, but they are a terrible place to actually look at art. On […]
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200 YEARS IN A CITY OF MANY FIRSTS
By Carolyn Wirth
Lowell has much to celebrate in 2026. Even as the United States honors its 250th year, the city of Lowell, founded in 1826, observes its bicentennial. Whistler House Museum of […]
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ATTENTION FOR SALE
By Madeleine Lord
Sam Belisle is a master who paints in parable. I was taught in high school that parable is the highest form of poetry. His works are exceptionally painted poetry invested […]
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THROUGH DANGERS UNTOLD
By Carolyn Wirth
Happening upon JooYoung Choi’s universe on a gray, drizzling day was a welcome entrance to a world where joy, transformation, self-knowledge and pie are all very important. In Choi’s new […]
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ILLUMINATED WORLDS
By Lee Roscoe
It’s all about light at the Cahoon Museum of American Art’s two indelibly joyful and haunting exhibitions, “Illuminations: The Art of Light” and “Tiffany’s Gardens in Glass.” As the museum […]
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FOUR ARTS ON NEWBURY
By Isabel Barbi
Running through March 26, for the first time, Sitka Home Art Gallery is showing work by other artists alongside those by co-owner and titular artist, Sitka. The exhibit, “Four Arts,” […]
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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 […]